City adopts team policing to boost crime reporting and community ties
Police Chief Walter Nemetz outlined a three area team policing plan set to begin Oct 1. Officers work in the same area daily to build rapport with residents and encourage reporting, with initial crime levels expected to rise as incidents are better reported.
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Walter Nemetz
Nemetz
Fred Todd
Scottsdale
Jeff Trapp
Vista del Camino
Team One
Kissinger to review CIA covert operations in White House talks
United Press International reports congressional leaders will meet with the White House to decide whether CIA covert political actions should be abolished. Kissinger disclosed the briefing as part of the discussion.
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CIA
White House
Henry A. Kissinger
Parents push for extra teachers at Scottsdale district schools
At a Scottsdale School Board meeting parents from Pima School urged adding a first grade teacher to reduce class size and enable a junior first program. The district weighs shifting teachers among 20 elementary schools to balance sizes while debating budget constraints and impact on other campuses.
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Scottsdale
Pima School
Richard Jahrmarkt
Pima
Pepe Ails Ieter
Supt
William Randall
Randall
Mohave
Shilling
Larry Bell
Scottsdale Federation of Senet
Bell
Tenth flash flood victim identified at Nelson Landing
Tsutomu Kinugasa, 19, of Monterey Park California, was named the tenth victim of the Nelson Landing flash flood near Lake Mojave. The flood roared through Eldorado Canyon on Saturday, dumping mud and debris into the lake as witnesses reported seeing Kinugasa go under. Three bodies recovered seven missing presumed lost. The desert thunderstorm-caused surge created water depths of five feet to twenty five feet in the canyon.
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Nelson Landing
Nev
UPI
Lake Mojave
National Park Service
Tsutomu Kinugasa
Monterey Park
Calif
Eldorado Canyon
Park Service
Kinugasa
Ford urges U.N. for global food and energy strategy
President Ford in his General Assembly address backs Kissinger, pledges boosted food aid to needy nations, and calls for a worldwide energy policy with wealthy oil producers to share responsibility. He warns that failure to cooperate on oil and inflation could spell disaster for all nations.
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United Nations
UPI
Ford
General Assembly
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Assembly Hall
United States
Abdelaziz Bouteflika
Algeria
Cuba
Rosh Hashanah
United Nations General Assembly
Henry A. Kissinger
Washington
Food prices to rise as drought tightens supply across UPI survey
A United Press International spot survey of grocers nationwide finds rising food costs likely to continue over the next six months. Prices for meat, bread, and oils have already climbed, with some items up significantly in major markets, and shortages expected to worsen as grain and produce supplies dwindle.
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United Press International
UPI
Chicago
Mack James
Mack’s
Big Star Supermarkets
Marion
Ill
Carbondale
Minnesota
Red Owl
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Atlanta
San Francisco
Leon Dillenberg
Bay Area Grocers’ Association
Year round school plan may cost Scottsdale district more
A district budget study shows extending the Cherokee-Cocopah program would add about 129000 in the first year and 85000 annually thereafter. A nine month Cocopah budget would be 1056465 versus 1185889 for year round.
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Cherokee-Cocopah
Scottsdale
Cocopah
Jack Kearney
Kearney
William Randall
Randall
California
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PTA
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William E. Simon
Hague
Damascus
Commerce Department
Ford Today
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Pan American
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E. Roosevelt
Todd
Thomas Road
U.N
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