Nixon White House at San Clemente underassessed says supervisor
Orange County supervisor Robert Battin says the La Casa Pacifica seaside estate should be valued at 2.32 million rather than 1.37 million, alleging a 55 000 tax break over three years based on a 1.5 million purchase and GSA improvements. County assessor Vallerga stands by 1.37 million.
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Santa Ana
Calif
UPI
Nixon
Wester White House
San Clemente
Orange County
County Assessment Appeals Board
Robert Battin
la Casa Pacifica
Santa Ana Register
Battin
General Services Administration
Jack Vallerga
White House
California
Key Biscayne
Fla
House
Edward Roybal
D- Calif
Jack Edwards
R-Ala
Florida Estate
House Appropriations
Treasury
Postal Services
General Government
Burglar scared off job at Papago Lanes
Papago Lanes employee Robert Weidemann spotted a man around 2 25 a m attempting to break into the manager s office safe. He called police but the suspect fled after being seen.
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Robert Weidemann
Papago Lanes
N. Scottsdale Rd
Weidemann
Candidate criticizes college board secrecy in election race
Ted Jarvi administrative assistant in Scottsdale city attorney's office and MC CCD candidate accuses the five member board of secrecy and wasteful spending. He cites a 26 million dollar district budget, lavish athletics spending, and limited publicity for elections while urging changes before the October 2 vote. Scottsdale representative Kenneth Badertscher is not seeking re election.
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Ted Jarvi
Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Phoenix College
Jarvi
Student Bar Association
Arizona State University
College of Law
State Bar
930
N. Hayden Rd
Patterson
Arizona
Maricopa
Scottsdale Community College
Community College
Kenneth Badertscher
Paradise Valley School Board plans $10 million bond election
The Paradise Valley School Board approved calling a $10 million bond election for March 13 to fund elementary and middle school expansions over the next five years. Supt. H. Ray Shipley outlined plans for at least two new elementary schools and a junior high, with final recommendation due in January.
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Dennis Carroll
Paradise Valley School Board
Supt
H. Ray Shipley
Shipley
Desert Shadows
59Th Street
Sweetwater
30Th Street
Monte Cristo
Burglary Suspects Caught In the Act In Phoenix
Two Phoenix men, James A. DeRonde and Raymond H. Cooper, were arrested early this morning while burglarizing a townhouse at 7713 E Chaparral. DeRonde faced additional charges for resisting arrest and aggravated assault. Officers responded to a prowler call at 1 50 a m and observed the suspects inside the home. DeRonde reportedly fled with a television and hair dryer before being subdued after a struggle. Cooper was arrested inside the residence.
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Phoenix
James A. DeRonde
Raymond H. Cooper
DeRonde
E. Chaparral
George Graham
Brick Goodman
Robert Arthur
Oliver Burnett
Arthur
Rogers
Goodman
Liberals Host John Connally in Rye Dinner
Liberal New York Republicans held a special Thursday night dinner in Rye honoring former Treasury Secretary John B. Connally. The event drew attendees from the liberal wing of the party and featured remarks on fiscal policy and national issues.
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Rye
N.Y
UPI
New York
Treasury
John B. Connally
Obituary for George A. Colaric of Scottsdale
George A. Colaric 56 of Scottsdale formerly Ohio died at home Wednesday. Rosary at Arcadia Funeral Home 7 p.m. today mass at Church of St Maria Goretti 9 a.m. Saturday burial at St Francis Cemetery. Survived by wife Angela two sons Jack and Wayne two brothers and a sister.
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George A. Colaric
Scottsdale
Ohio
Arcadia Funeral Home
F. Indian School Rd
Church of St. Maria Goretti
Granite Reef Rd
St. Francis Cemtery
Mr. Colaric
E. Highland
Herb Stevens
Lincoln-Mercury
Brook
Cadillac
Angela
Jack
Wayne
Arizona News Round Up
United Press International summarizes multiple brief items from Arizona including politics weather crime economy and community events with short notes on local happenings and notable remarks across the state.
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Arizona News
Pollock weighs next move after recall petitions ruling
Phoenix attorney Gerald Pollock said he will decide in a week what action to take after a ruling voided more than 36 000 signatures on recall petitions against Gov Jack Williams. Secretary of State Wesley Bolin found the petitions invalid because they were circulated by deputy voter registrars.
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Phoenix Phoenix
Gerald Pollock
Jack Williams
Wesley Bolin
Arizona groups barred from political donations per AG opinion
Assistant Attorney General James G. Bond says the Arizona Education Association and the American Federation of Teachers are labor groups and cannot donate to influence elections under state law. The report also covers plans for a coed Arizona's Girls School, Hartford Insurance land purchase in Phoenix, and related developments.
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Phoenix
Attorney General’s Office
James G. Bond
Arizona Education Association
The
American Federation of Teachers
Hartford Insurance Group
Arizona
John Jacobs Properties
Hartford
Desert Troop Seeks Volunteers in Tolleson Girl Search
The Desert Troop Search and Rescue Squad hunted for 10-year-old Regina Chavez missing since she left Tolleson Elementary School on Monday. Leaders urged volunteers, with emphasis on horseback riders, to help in the ongoing search.
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Tolleson
Desert
Regina Chavez
Hopi Chairman Sees Merit in Land Partition Bill
Hopi Tribal Chairman Clarence Hamilton says the proposed land bill has some good points. The measure would partition the joint use area between the Hopi and Navajo Reservations and was introduced in the Senate by Barry Goldwater and Paul Fannin and in the House by Wayne Owens.
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Clarence Hamilton
Senate
Barry Goldwater
Paul Fannin
Arizona
House
Wayne Owens
Uteh
Donald Shaw 84 Rears Rest Funeral Services in Valley
Donald Shaw 84 died Wednesday in a Valley hospital. Services were held at Messinger Mortuary with cremation. He retired from the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad and moved to the Valley from Gillespie Illinois ten years ago. He was born in Scotland and belonged to Scottsdale Methodist Church the Brotherhood of Railroad Carmen and a Masonic lodge in Illinois. Contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society.
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Donald Shaw
Valley Hospital
Messinger Mortuary
S. Indian School Rd
Mr. Shaw
E. Flower
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Valley
Gillespie, Ill
Scottsdale
Tie rod failure causes rollover injuring teen driver
A 17 year old Scottsdale youth Jessie Cuevas was treated and released at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after a one car crash on McCormick Ranch. Police said the tie rod broke causing brakes to fail and the car to run off the road strike two light poles then roll to a stop. No citations were issued.
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Scottsdale
McCormick Ranch
Jessie Cuevas
Sage
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
McCormick Parkway
Scottsdale Road
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Rosenzweig Center
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