Paradise Valley Council Extends Camelback Racquet Club Permit
Paradise Valley town council granted a one month extension on Camelback Racquet Club SCR special use permit and debated restaurant use by other country club members. Construction expected by mid October with site work through Nov 30. Council also enacted a private club clause and set dates for town primaries. Four bids for Lewer Improvement District No 8 were rejected. direct negotiations with a sewer firm recommended.
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Paradise
Valley
CRC
David Victor
Planning and Zoning Commission
Jon Bonnell
Victor
Bonnell
Council
Roger McKee
McKee
cKee
Lewer
Butler Drive
52Nd Street
49Th Street
Oscar Butt
Arts group to hold first conference at Scottsdale Center
The Association of College, University and Community Arts Administrators Western Alliance will convene its annual conference at the Scottsdale Center for the Arts in fall. About 75 arts administrators from Western states and 125 talent agency representatives, totaling around 10 000 artists, are expected. Dr. Lloyd Weldy credits the new facility for attracting the meeting after presenting to the group in California.
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Association of College, University and Community Arts Administrators
Western Alliance
Scottsdale Center For the Arts
Western States
Lloyd Weldy
Weldy
California
Scottsdale
Ford to sign final bill for oil controls extension
President Ford will sign a bill reinstating oil price controls until November 15 with a warning that this extension is the last. House and Senate approved the agreement as broader energy policy talks continue. Controls on most U.S. produced oil expired September 1 and are retroactively reinstated. Amoco and Chevron challenge import fees.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
House
Senate
U.S
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
Amoco
Standard Oil -Go of-California
Chevron
Arizona three universities seek 215 million in budgets
The state's three universities request operating budgets totaling 215.8 million for next year, a 15.8 percent rise. About 164 million would come from legislative appropriations, 17.4 million above the governor's ceiling. Regents propose 4 million in cuts and plan Tucson reviews October 10.
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Phoenix
State Board of Regents
Raul Castro
Dayan Faces Expulsion as Israeli Politics Tilt Against Him
Moshe Dayan, ex defense minister and former hero, faces isolation and possible sanctions in the Labor Party after opposing the Kissinger Egypt Israel accord. Dayan plans a lecture tour in the United States, speaking Sunday at the University of Arizona on Mideast affairs.
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Tel Aviv
Moshe Dayan
Dayan
Labor Party
Henry A. Kissinger
Sinai Desert
Tucson
University of Arizona
Mideast
Israel
United States
Dayar
Egypt
Phoenix Zero Population Growth chapter to discuss growth limits
The Phoenix chapter will meet at 8 30 p.m. tonight at 4046 EB Pinchot to discuss halting growth. The session will cover pollution and the impact of city growth on legal and environmental concerns.
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Phoenix
Parks aide Injured In Scottsdale Motorcycle Crash
Parks department manager William John Shaw Exham Jr., 29, remained in satisfactory condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after a Friday afternoon collision. Police say he rode north on Miller Road near Indian School when a car pulled from a private driveway and struck his motorcycle. The driver, Arties Pipla, 65, of Montebello, was detained by officers.
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William John Shaw Exham Jr
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Exham
64Th’ St
Miller Road
Indian School
Montebello
Two Phoenix men arrested for Scottsdale arson
Scottsdale police arrested William Enger 19 and Donald Savallo 18, both of Phoenix, early today for allegedly arsoning Danny Wade's car at 6949 E. Loma Land Drive. Witness Anthony Nicholson reported two men fleeing, and a Tempe man, Michael Boomer, said he picked up two hitchhikers who boasted about the fire. The suspects were taken into custody near 64th Street and McDowell. Wade's car damage was estimated at 700 dollars. vehicle value 1200 dollars.
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Scottsdale
E. Loma Land Drive
William E. Enger
Donald M.savallo
N. 50Th St
Danny J. Wade
Anthony J. Nicholson
E. Loma Land
Sarallo
64Th Street
McDowell
Metro Fire Department
Wade
Roger Miller to Open Scottsdale Arts Center
Country and western star Roger Miller will headline a one night concert on October 23 at the new Scottsdale Center for the Arts. The $5 million facility is in final testing as Lloyd Weldy, arts director since May, plans diverse performances including theater dance and choirs.
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Roger Miller
Scottsdale Center For
Miller
Lloyd Weldy
The Glendell McKinneys Deliver Together in Middleton
The Glendell McKinneys of Middleton Ohio operate a Petron service route with McKinney's regular partner ill. His wife steps in to help on the delivery route making it possible for them to be together during this period.
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Glendell McKinneys
Middleton
Ohio
Petron
McKinney
Ballistics tests seek to settle Kennedy shooting Gun debate
Seven experts plan to refire Sirhan Sirhan s .22 revolver to compare test bullets with Kennedy slugs. Tests examined under a microscope aim to resolve whether a second gun was used in the 1968 assassination as CBS and Paul Schrade seek access to files.
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Los Angeles
Robert F. Kennedy
Sirhan Sirhan
Iver Johnson
Kennedy
Superior Court
Robert A. Wenker
Pasadena
William W. Harper
DeWayne Wolfer
Ambassador Hotel
Sirhan
Harper
Lowell W. Bradford
San Quentin
Thomas F. Kranz
Wolfer
Police Crime Lab
Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc
Paul Schrade
CBS
California
Los Angeles Police Commission
McCarthy backs Udall as best Democratic candidate
Arizona scene reports Eugene McCarthy, former Minnesota senator and independent candidate, telling a Tucson Democratic Club that Morris K. Udall is the most acceptable Democratic presidential contender.
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Tucson
Morris K. Udall
Arizona
Eugene McCarthy
Minnesota
McCarthy
Rhodes Attacks VA Rule Over Veteran Aid Access
Representative John Rhodes protests a Veterans Administration regulation requiring written veteran requests be forwarded to lawmakers before the VA shares information. In Phoenix, Herb Mogel and Kathy DeVane, a former police technician and his wife, were indicted for conspiring to hire a killer for $20,000 to murder Lawrence Ehrens.
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Washington
John Rhodes
Ariz
Veterans Administration
Rhodes
Phoenix
Phoenix Police Department
Herb Mogel
Kathy DeVane
Police Department
Maricopa County
Lawrence Ehrens
State Farm Receives Rate Cut Approval in Arizona
State Farm Mutual Insurance Co. can raise Arizona passenger car rates by 5.9 percent instead of the 11.7 percent requested. Millard Humphrey, state department director, said the reduced increase will save car owners about 1.6 million of the 3.5 million dollars in additional annual premiums sought by State Farm.
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Phoenix
State Farm Mutual Insurance Co
State Insurance Department
Arizona
Millard Humphrey
State Farm
Phoenix mother of five jailed for welfare fraud
Ruby Lorian Mize, 27, of Phoenix, was sentenced to 30 days after pleading guilty to nine counts of misdemeanor welfare fraud for improperly receiving 11,547 in state welfare payments. The sentence was handed down Friday by Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Charles Hardy.
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Phoenix
Ruby Lorian Mize
Maricopa County
Charles Hardy
Raud
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