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Nixon announces draft cutback and reform push
President Nixon announced postponement of November and December draft calls, spreading the October 29,000-man intake over three months. He warned Congress to reform draft laws this year or further actions would follow.
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Washington
Nixon
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Development push south of Thomas Road risks flood line shifts
Journal notes dirt scooping along Indian Bend Wash to raise land for Knoell patio homes and a 109 unit project near Lundquist’s 18 hole pitch and putt. Coronado Golf may gain five acres as Knoell and Lundquist push for rezone and drainage fixes under city approval.
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Indian Bend Wash
Thomas Rd
Thomas
Knoell Builders
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Oak St
Knoell Homes
Bob Lundquist
E. Thomas Rd
Tom Lamby
Coronado
76Th St
Lamby
Lundquist
Jim Sparling
Knoell
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Oak
Sparling
John Erickson
Erickson
Henry Galbraith
Jack Senini
Scottsdale Library keeps new check-out system after hearings
After six months of public hearings and trial the Scottsdale Public Library board voted to retain the new check-out system. Early complaints over filling slips have faded as unfamiliarity declined and staff savings rose. The change replaces the old library card with a due-date slip, and renewal was cited as an initial issue by Mrs. Robert J. Sheahan.
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Scottsdale, Public Library
Lbrary
Ed Sandling
Library Board
Robert J. Sheahan
Sanity hearing for Paul McInerney postponed for medical opinion
Paul McInerney a 21 year old suspect in a shooting case had his sanity hearing in the Probate Court of Judge Edwin Thurston continued to Monday for additional medical testimony. The incident followed an attempt by three teenagers to siphon gasoline from a truck at 2690 East Early Drive resulting in the death of 16 year old William Bolich of Scottsdale and hospitalization of his brother David 18 who remains in traction for months.
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Paul McInerney
Probate
Edwin Thurston
MelInerney
William Bolich
Scottsdale
David
Bolich
Phoenix shooting leaves two boys wounded and suspect captured
McInerney allegedly fired a .22 rifle at brothers William and David Kelly in Phoenix, wounding them as he fled. He later surrendered after psychiatric testing and court orders. The victims’ family, living at 7844 East Garfield, had recently moved from Colorado.
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Cregg Spero
Granite Reef
McIinertiey
William
David
McInerney
Phoenix
Kellys
Scottsdale
Colorado
Kelly
Lawsuit in Scottsdale Dormant Over Irrigation District Plan
A Superior Court case in Scottsdale involving the city, the Arizona League of Cities and Towns, and Herb Caywood remains in abeyance after nearly six months. Judge Morris Rozar's clerk said no hearing date has been set as attorneys negotiate. The suit concerns McCulloch Corp's use of an irrigation district to provide municipal services for a Fountain Hills development via district bonds. all but the city were later excluded. Political observers expect continued dormancy pending legislative action on a proposed planned communities bill favored by McCulloch.
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Scottsdale
McCulloch Corp
Morris Rozar
Arizona League of Cities and Towns
Herb Caywood
McCulloch
Fountain Hills
Rademacher Seeks Recall Of Maricopa County Democrat Leader
Scottsdale businessman Rademacher plans a recall attempt at the Maricopa County Democratic Committee meeting to remove county chair Dr John Carney. Supporters argue Democrats cannot afford leaders who divide the party while an election committee requires a majority of all 700 committeemen to approve a recall. The 7:30 p.m. meeting will have the parliamentarian interpret bylaws as the outcome hinges on attendance and procedural rules.
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Paul Rademacher
Scottsdale
John Carney
Maricopa
Rademacher
Carney
Maricopa County
Youth Views on Scottsdale District Dress Codes
The Progress Youth Views page resumes with student opinions on school dress codes. Edited by Dave Cassady the weekly page surveys Scottsdale High correspondent Layna Taylor and staff from Arcadia Corondo and Saguaro while other youth concerns are explored.
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Scottsdale
Progress
Dave Cassady
Cassady
Linda McNamara
Arcadia
Terry Pitts
Coronado
Layna Taylor
Scottsdale High
Craig Tribken
Saguaro
Legislature to Move on Communities Bill in Arizona
A legislative committee plans firm, late October decisions on regulating planned communities like Fountain Hills near Scottsdale. The measure aims to balance investor protections with developer profits while ensuring proper housing codes and staged construction to avoid land promotion schemes.
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