Calley Sentence Overturned in Military Ruling
U S District Judge J Robert Elliott overturned the conviction of Calley for the My Lai massacre on grounds of pretrial publicity right to confront witnesses and flawed trial procedures The decision followed links to Watergate tapes ruling and related military and civilian appeals Calley currently faces release from Fort Leavenworth as the case proceeds.
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J. Robert Said
Calley
Army
Illiott
Pentagon
Elliott
U. S
Fort Leavenworth
Kane Calley
My Lai
Oh Bond
UPL
William L. Calley
Scottsdale School Board weighs high school closing as bond option
The Scottsdale School Board last night considered closing Scottsdale High as an alternative to bond plans for modernization. Proposals include a new multi story building at 6 million dollars or remodeling existing structures at 3.75 million.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale High School
Mountain Bell to Seek Rate Hikes and Service Repricing
Scottsdale residents hear Mountain Bell push for higher rates citing belt tightening and a 64 percent cost of living rise since 1954 while telephone service costs rose 65 percent. Company plans repricing of minority use services including pay phones, directory assistance and unlisted numbers to offset earnings and invested capital. In separate talks, Scottsdale Unified School District considers redrawing attendance zones and possible Scottsdale High School closure to balance enrollment and space across four other high schools with eventual boundary adjustments over years.
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Scottsdale
Mountain Bell
Eald
Jarvis
Arizona
Corporation Commission
Ecific
Paul Streich
Streich
It-Ma
William Randall
Scottsdale High School
Randall
Scottsdale High
Coronado High School
Arcadia High School
Sagua
Audsence
Pais
McCormick Ranch
Weather Snapshot Shows Light Rain Through Week
Overnight lows near 2 degrees with a 10 percent chance of measurable rain today and again tonight. A 20 percent chance is forecast for tonight followed by a 10 percent chance on Thursday.
Ethiopian strike collapses as 100,000 workers halt walkout
A general strike by 100000 Ethiopian workers collapsed hours after it began, avoiding a clash with the military rulers and marking a setback for the national trade union movement. Diplomatic observers noted the quick end to the labor action.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Ford presses call for oil price rollback at UN meeting
President Ford renewed his fight against high oil prices shortly before Arab Foreign Ministers gathered at the United Nations to draft a response to his demand for a rollback. Arab leaders offered no official reply, though Beirut newspapers reflected Arab anger.
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Ford
United Nations
Beirut
Redistricting Panel Hears Scottsdale Parental Concerns
Lillian Jordan deputy to the Maricopa County superintendent of schools defends a second redistricting meeting by the Maricopa County Reorganization Committee in Scottsdale. The group, tasked by the Legislature to study redistricting of 55 districts, will meet tonight and Saturday at the Education Center to accommodate Yom Kippur Eve and ensure member attendance.
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Lillian Jordan
Maricopa County
Scottsdale
Education Center
N. 44Th St
Jordan
Scottsdale council trims adopted budget by nearly two million
City officials conclude a nearly two million cut to the 20.7 million budget in a first time move, drawing from the contingency fund and delaying about 61 positions. The reductions target equipment, street improvements, and parks while hoping to use 1.8 million in Community Development Revenue Sharing funds next year. City Manager Dale Carter notes flexible postponement dates and program manager driven cuts to cover the shortfall.
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Bruce
Jameson
Scottsdale
Fiag
Dale Carter
Pepirt
Carter
Nixon Suffers Embolism Among Lung Complications
Dr. John Lungren announced a new complication in former President Nixon's phlebitic condition. An embolism in Nixon's right lung mid-lung region was described as potentially dangerous but not immediately critical. Lungren and Dr. Walter Tkach noted prior clotting above and below the left knee and that anticoagulant treatment had shown a positive response.
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Nixon
John Lungren
Lungren
White House
Walter Tkach
Tkach
Scottsdale Officials Report Wide Sign Ordinance Cooperation
City officials told the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce that the majority of local businesses are cooperating with the sign ordinance enforcement. Deputy City Manager Tim Bray highlighted voluntary compliance and noted about 12 percent of signs are affected by amortization. Vice Mayor Paul Messinger and council members said the council acted reasonably in the amortization process.
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William Jenkins
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Ce Cou Ott
Jenkins
Scottsdale ‘Associated Merchants
SAM
Ke John Marks
Chamber
Marks
Tim Bray
Bray
Oo Bray
Chamber ‘Board
Aexst
Paul
Messinger
Billie Gentry
Heinz
Hink
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