Scottsdale adopts team policing to bridge police and community
The Scottsdale Police Department begins team policing on Oct 1 dividing the city into three sectors with assigned officer teams. Chief Walter Nemetz says this approach emphasizes service, modern management, and community involvement to identify and address neighborhood problems. Capt. Townsend notes sector leadership and trust in officers, with officers using portable radios and engaging with residents to boost cooperation.
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Bruce Jameson
Scottsdale
Walter Nemetz
Townserd
Townsend
Theris
Ford meets NSC on SALT talks with Russia
President Ford spent two hours with the National Security Council to discuss the resumption of Strategic Arms Limitation Talks with Russia. Sen. Marlow Cook warns Rockefeller net worth will shock. officials criticize public service job grants as insufficient to curb unemployment.
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Washington
National Security Council
Russia
Bowling. Green
U.S
Marlow Cook
R-Ky
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Cook
Ford Administration
Paul Smith
Pennsylvania Labor and Industry Department
Five Arrested in Los Angeles Heroin Ring Bust
Police seized 10 pounds of pure heroin worth an estimated 5 million dollars in a Friday raid in Los Angeles. Five people were arrested as part of the operation.
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Los Angeles
Liner France At Anchor In Le Havre Harbor Scene
The luxury liner France lies at anchor near Le Havre while access to the quay and harbor area is restricted for men and crew. Authorities manage docking and security as the vessel holds position in the port.
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LE Havre
France
Mee
City plans contingency cuts to trim 1.6 million from budget
City Manager Dale C. Carter says Scottsdale prepares a contingency plan to cut at least 1.5 million from the 20.7 million budget as August and July revenues fall short. The plan, to be presented Sept. 24, targets freezes and spending pauses if revenues lag.
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Dale.c. Carter
Carter
Burglar Left Clue in Apple After Holmfirth Theft
Holmfirth England UPI reports Philip Redfearn 21 showed missing front teeth after a fruit store burglary. A police officer spotted him hours later noting a large gap where his teeth should have been.
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Holmfirth
England
UPI
Philip Redfearn
Redfearn
North Scottsdale hospital hearing may be reopened
Lawyer for backers of a proposed hospital in North Scottsdale seeks to reopen the public hearing after a Sept meeting yielded hours of testimony and a two week advisement. Rezoning for a 20?acre site south of Shea Boulevard at 76th Street faces opposition from the city planning staff North Scottsdale Homeowners Association and Scottsdale Memorial Hospital.
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North Scottsdale
North Scottsdale Associates
Shea Boulevard
76Th Street
Planning Commission
Comprehensive Health Planning Council
Maricopa County
Burton
North
Heavy rain forecast hits Arizona with strong winds
The National Weather Service warned heavy rain showers in the White Mountains and southeast Arizona with scattered activity statewide. A storm moved west to east across the state Friday, reaching Phoenix by mid afternoon and Yuma around midnight with 60 to 70 mph winds in Coolidge-Casa Grande area. Safford reported 1.22 inches, others around 2 to 3 inches. large hail affected Tucson and South Tempe. high Friday reached 102 at Yuma. cooling trend expected into Sunday.
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United Press International
White Mountains
Arizona
Phoenix
Yuma
Coolidge
Casa Grande
Tucson
South Tempe
City Council Sets Six Month Study On Mass Transit Plans
Bauman announced a six month study to decide if the city should pursue UMTA feasibility and a demonstration grant to finance a transportation system for the elderly and disabled. He has not received any UMTA indication yet.
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Carter
Bauman
Pers
UMTA
Ie Apsdife
Speed citations rise as Arizona drivers exceed limit
In six months of 1974 Arizona DPS records show 56,099 speeding tickets issued, more than double the 25,969 in the same period in 1973. The 55 mph limit only began in April, with most increases occurring in the following three months. DPS notes 85 percent travel at 65 mph or more on highways.
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UPI
Arizona
State Department of Public Safety
Department
DPS
State Department. of Transportation
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