Night use curfew urged for Scottsdale Airport extension
Final environmental impact report recommends a 10 pm to 6 am curfew and a noise abatement committee with FAA and city officials. It urges informing home buyers, tougher insulation rules, and northeasterly flight paths for early takeoffs. Public hearing set at 8 pm at the Scottsdale Senior Center.
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Scottsdale schools open five public meetings across high schools
The Scottsdale School Board schedules five 7:30 p.m. open discussions at Arcadia Chaparral Coronado Pueblo and Scottsdale High Schools on Oct 25 to hear residents without an agenda. Each session will be presided by a different board member and recorded for board review.
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Arcadia High School
Thomas Carey
Chaparral High School
Paul Streich
Coronado High School
Phyllis Spencer
Pueblo School
Donald Swanson
Scottsdale
Richard Clark
William Randall
Randall
Spencer
Streich
Desertification Threatens Southern Arizona Says UA Scientist
University of Arizona official Jack Johnson warns southern Arizona faces desertification as groundwater pumping and overuse drain water tables. He urges reduced livestock grazing, crop shifts to drought tolerant varieties, and studies to gauge sustainable population and land use levels.
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Ex-admiral cautions on canal pact with Panama
Former Joint Chiefs chair Admiral Moorer warned Congress that ratifying the treaty ceding canal control could let the Soviet Union gain proxy sovereignty in Panama. He linked Torrijos to a Torrijos-Castro-Moscow axis and warned U.S. security and prosperity would be jeopardized.
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Adm
Thomas H. Moorer
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Omar Torrijos
Moorer
Cuba
Joint Chiefs
U.S. Canal Zone
Panama
United States
Air Force
George S. Brown
Brown
Defense
Harold Brown
Muddy puddle draws two local youths to splash
Kennard Snider, 13, of 1639 N. 87th Place and Mark Savage, 12, of 1813 N. 87th Place, found a rare mud puddle in the Valley and took advantage for a playful moment.
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Kennard Snider
Mark Savage
Planning panel chairman enters Scottsdale City Council race
Diane Cusack, longtime chair of the Scottsdale Planning Commission, becomes the fourth candidate for next year’s council election. She will not resign the commission and cites three campaign issues including NE Scottsdale development planning, fiscal responsibility, and older neighborhood maintenance. Incumbents Gentry and Hink expected to run. primary set for February.
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Tonalea School
James Bruner
E. Kalil Drive
Martin Reifer
N. Parkway Ave
David Conner
N. 87Th Way
Billie Gentry
Heinz Hink
Herbert Drinkwater
Two Japanese Boys Die in Yokohama Area Plane Crash
In a residential district outside Yokohama a U S Marine Phantom jet crashed destroying two houses. Two Japanese boys died from burns and seven others were injured including a mother and an aunt. Capt J E Miller and Lt D L Durbin parachuted to safety. Washington: Senate holds first all night session since Civil Rights Act battle with 27 hours of continuous work amid a natural gas pricing stalemate.
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Yokohama
J.E. Miller
Mendota
Ill
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Natchitoches
Washington
Senate
Hijacked Japan Air Lines DC8 lands in Dacca amid ransom claim
A Japan Airlines DC8 with 156 aboard was hijacked by self-styled Japanese Red Army terrorists and forced to land in Dacca Bangladesh. Tokyo officials said ransom demands of 6 million dollars and the release of 10 prisoners may be involved.
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Tokyo
Sunao Sonoda
No Danger From Fallout Radiation In Air And Milk
Federal officials say radiation in air and milk after a contaminated air mass is not a concern. The Environmental Protection Agency notes levels from a Chinese nuclear detonation remain well below danger thresholds.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
Weather Outlook With Warm Afternoon Scattered Clouds
Mostly sunny with scattered afternoon clouds today and Thursday. Warmer temperatures with highs in the low 90s today and near 100 on Thursday. Tonight's low around 70. Today's noon temperature was 87 with humidity at 52 percent. Details, Page 3.
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