Arizona primary results certified after ballot printing delay
The September 10 Arizona primary turnout reached 58.9 percent with 840 599 registered voters and 330 057 ballots cast. Secretary Wesley Bolin and Attorneys General N Warner Lee signed the canvass after a Justice Department delay over a new rule ending straight ticket voting. Federal approval required for changes affecting nine counties with under 50 percent turnout.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona
Wesley Bolin
Williams
N. Warner Lee
Bolin
Justice Department
North Scottsdale hospital plans face hearing before Indian Community
The Salt River Pima Maricopa Indian Community weighs granting a 40 acre site east of Scottsdale for a medical complex including a rehabilitation center and pharmacy. Verner and Associates seek land reclassification from agricultural to commercial to allow the hospital construction. This marks the fourth North Scottsdale hospital proposal surfaced recently.
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Scottsdale
Planning Commission
Jim Trant
Verner and Associates
Alma School Road
Kaiser
Altna
Trant
Ford pledges global effort to curb inflation and cooperation
President Ford says inflation is intolerable and US will pursue worldwide economic cooperation not isolation. In other brief items Israel reports preventive patrols in Lebanon and troop checks for guerrillas. Senate votes to repeal year round daylight saving time, returning to standard practice.
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Washington
Ford
United States
Tel Aviv
Israel
Lebanon
Senate
Airport fee overhaul proposed to fund self sufficient operations
Airport Manager Harold Lagasse will urge the city council to approve a new ordinance with a revised fee schedule to cover maintenance and debt during a year with $111000 income and $54000 shortfall. Fees for tie down and aircraft sizes rise to align with similar airports as a new control tower starts later this year.
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Harold Lagasse
Air Force
Lagaase
Litchfield Park
Deer Valley
Lagasse
FAA
State Department of Aeronautics
Educator Group Seeks Right to Meet with Scottsdale Board
Scottsdale Professional Educators led by Philip Strittmatter ask the Scottsdale School Board to revise employee policies to allow all teacher groups to meet and confer on contracts. The board now only holds sessions with the Scottsdale Federation of Teachers, an AFL-CIO affiliate, prompting calls for equal treatment and legal review.
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Philip Strittmatter
Scottsdale Professional Educators
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers
Afl-Cio
Strittmatter
Jim Wellington
Island annexation petition seeks Scottsdale inclusion
Resident Louis C. Lagomarsino Jr of 6905 E. Mariposa leads a county island petition to annex the area between 66th and 70th Streets east of Camelback Mountain into Scottsdale. He cites gaining a city voice and better services, while owners’ valuations must exceed 50 percent for annexation. Lagomarsino notes mixed support and hopes to include his home if full annexation fails.
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Casa Blanca Inn
Scottsdale
Louis C. Lagomarsino Jr
County Island
E. Mariposa
Phoenix
Chaparral
Jackrabbit
Vista Drive
Highland
Camelback Mountain
Lagomarsino
Johannessen
Army to appeal Calley case overturning My Lai conviction
The Army will appeal the U.S. District Court ruling overturning William Calley’s My Lai murder conviction. The appeal goes to the 5th U.S. Circuit Court which is also weighing the Army request to keep Calley in Fort Leavenworth prison during the appeal.
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Washington
U.S. District Court
William Calley
5Th
U.S. Circuit Court
Army
Calley
Fort Leavenworth
First Lady awaits reports on cancer surgery recovery
President Ford, buoyed by signs his wife is recovering well from weekend cancer surgery, plans a heavy speaking schedule next week. The Fords await a lab report to determine if cancer had spread before the operation.
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Washington
Ford
Fords
Nixon to remain hospitalized delaying Watergate trial
Doctors in Long Beach California say Richard Nixon must stay in hospital at least until the first of next week. This rules out an early appearance at the Watergate cover up trial set to begin Tuesday in Washington. Dr John Lungren reports treatment proceeding satisfactorily but leaves Nixon physically exhausted.
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Long Beach
Calif
Richard Nixon
Watergate
Washington
John Lungren
Nixon
Westcor hearings resume on Paradise Valley village plan
The Greater Paradise Valley Community Council will hold the second round of hearings on Westcor Inc. proposed 1200 acre Village of Paradise Valley near Cactus Road and Tatum Boulevard. The 7 30 p m meeting at Shadow Mountains High School follows a turnout near 200 at last week's GPVCC forum.
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North Valley Bureau
Greater
Paradise Valley
Oharved
John
Vermiere
Sing Co Agericles
Peat
Redistricting Debate Flares Over Scottsdale Schools
At a Maricopa County committee meeting, parents discuss Proposition 103 amid concerns it would allow debt-limit consolidation and redistricting across districts. Scottsdale officials defend current boundaries while noting potential savings from unified budgeting if districts merge.
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Maricopa County
Scottie
Scottsdale
Asdane
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