Water plentiful in northeast Scottsdale advisers say
Water experts told the city council that groundwater in a large northeast Scottsdale basin could sustain development for 100 years but pumping may face legal and economic hurdles. The council postponed a vote on the northeast area plan while studying resources and CAP supply prospects.
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Scottsdale
Northeast Area
Paradise Valley
McDowell Mountains
Phoenix Mountains
Papago Buttes
Cave Creek Road
Herbert Drinkwater
William C. Jenkins
Central Arizona
Pima Road
Phil Briggs
Arizona State Water Commission
Briggs
Council
W. S. Gookin
W. S. Gookin and Associates
Paul Manera
Manera
Arizona Canal
Student view on single sex clubs sought
A Scottsdale high school student survey on banning single sex clubs is circulated by Alan LeWinter of Saguaro High School. He reports favorable early results and plans to extend the poll to four other high schools. Title IX considerations are noted in relation to such clubs.
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Scottsdale High School
Saguaro
Alan LeWinter
LeWinter
Kiwanis Clubs
Supreme Court rules Arizona laws void on Indian land
The Arizona Supreme Court ruled that state laws do not apply to Indian reservations including those created by executive order, extending sovereignty to 19.4 million acres. A paternity case in Pima County was halted when a sheriff deputy could not serve a summons on the Papago reservation in Sells, reflecting the ruling. Justice Jack D.H. Hays wrote that exclusive sovereignty is implied for reservations, aligning them with treaty tribes and noting federal Civil Rights Act requirements.
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Leonard Halpenny
Tucson
Gookin
U.S. Supreme Court
Salt River Indian Reservation
Shea Boulevard
Phoenix
Arizona
State Supreme Court
Pima County
Sells
High Court
Jack D.H. Hays
Arcadia Parents Seek Alternatives to Proposed Middle School
The Arcadia Parents for Quality Education urge Scottsdale School Board to consider options before adopting a middle school plan. Spokesman Warren Downs calls for a committee and argues for alternative approaches while five Arcadia‑area elementary campuses are eyed as sites. A second meeting is set for Oct. 21 at the Saguaro Branch Library.
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Scottsdale School Board
Arcadia Parents For Quality Education
Warren Downs
Lee
Downs
Sally Cina
Kachina
Ingleside
Tavan
Kaibab
Hopi
Arcadia High School
Saguaro
Phoenix Public Library
N. 46Th Street
Hoffman elected president of Scottsdale Federation of Teachers
Walter Hoffman, mathematics department chair at Saguaro High School, wins the 1976 77 SFT presidency in Scottsdale's first contested election with 360 votes over Thomas Salcito's 244. Hoffman's slate includes Lonnie Stevens, Geri Clifford, and Chris Scotten, as John Paul Jones begins another term as past president. Hoffman's plans focus on visiting schools and negotiating with district officials.
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Walter Hoffman
Saguaro High School
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers
Aflcio
Hoffman
Thomas Salcito
Salcito
Coronado High School
Lonnie Stevens
Geri Clifford
Chris Scotten
Scottsdale
Stanford University
Coronado
Saguaro
Weather outlook and teacher group split in Scottsdale
Increasing high and cloudy weather today and tonight with slightly warmer conditions. Highs in the lower 90s, lows near 70. District teachers join a group separate from the Scottsdale Education Association and Scottsdale Professional Educators.
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The
Scottsdale Education Association
Scottsdale Professional Educators
Detroit deputy chief Reginald Harvel shot at home
Deputy Chief Reginald Harvel of Detroit police was found shot twice in the chest at his home. An autopsy was planned. Unclear if suicide or homicide. Wife and 21 year old son present. they were taken to police HQ for statements.
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Detroit
Reginald Harvel
Harvel
House overrides Ford veto on $100 million fuel efficiency research
The House voted 293 to 102 to override President Ford's veto of a bill authorizing $100 million for research into more fuel efficient automobiles. The measure moves to the Senate for final action as Ford argues the research would duplicate existing authority and should be left to private industry.
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Washington
House
Ford
Senate
Syrian tanks drive on Beirut guerrilla positions
Beirat reports four leftist strongholds overrun by Syrian and Lebanese forces as they push Palestinian and leftist fighters from mountain ridges above Beirut. Syrian armor now controls upland areas along the Mount Lebanon range north of the Beirut Damascus highway, about 12 to 15 miles east of the capital.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Moint Lebanon
Beirut-Damascus
Emergency resolution readies council vote on flood aid
The city plans a resolution to declare a local emergency to qualify for state flood cleanup funds. Estimated repair costs total about 50,000 dollars for streets and parks. A state team would verify costs after Gov. Castro receives the city’s letter.
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George Britton
William C. Jenkins
Raul Castro
Britton
State Division of Emergency Services
Scottsdale
Castro
Division of Emergency Services
Emergency Services Council
Arizona airport bid sparks showdown between firms
In Phoenix two top builders clashed at City Hall over Sky Harbor 40 million terminal and parking garage contract, the city’s largest. Mardian Construction appeared low bidder while M M Sundt trailed by about 200000 and seeks a five percent Arizona firm preference, arguing Mardian lacks local tax compliance and has out of state ties.
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Phoenix
Sky Harbor International
Ben Marshall
M.M. Sundt
Sundt
Arizona
Mardian
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