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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1969

Page

6

High-rise apartment projects near Scottsdale move forward

Scottsdale planners ready to hear use permit requests for Camelback Towers a 10 story apartment motel on Camelback Road and 78th Street and for an eight story high rise on Shoeman Lane east of Scottsdale Road. Both proposals include underground parking landscape features and set back from roads.

Scottsdale Planning Commission Camelback Towers Camelback Rd 78Th St Shoeman Lane Scottsdale Rd Mike Robinson Scottsdale Baptist Hospital Osborn Rd Los Arcos Mall

Scottsdale 12 year old dies after motorcycle crash

A 12 year old Scottsdale boy Donald E. Masters died after a motorcycle accident in the Indian Bend Wash behind Yavapai School. He was treated at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital where he briefly revived during surgery before dying in intensive care. An autopsy was ordered to determine the cause of death.

Scottsdale Donald E. Masters Robert Masters E. Moreland Scottsdale Baptist Hospital Indian Bend Masters Yavapai School Harold Holcomb Justice of the Peace

Scottsdale Jaycees Back Bond Issue for Schools

The Scottsdale Junior Chamber of Commerce endorses a $12.9 million school bond to relieve elementary and high school congestion and fund expansions. May 13 election will decide. The package includes $8.8 million for elementary expansions and a $4.1 million for a new high school and a district center as optional items.

Scottsdale Citizens Study Committee

Kret resigns as senate majority leader amid budget clash

Sen. David Kret announced his resignation as majority leader after a dispute over a university appropriation. He said the majority may heal its rift, and hinted he could resume the post if unity returns. Cardella’s motion to adjourn delayed $297 million general appropriation bills. The vote was 16 to 14 with 13 Democrats joining Cardella. Weather: sunny and warm today with highs in the 80s and clear to partly cloudy conditions tonight and Saturday.

State Senate David Kret Scottsdale Kret Progress Vermont Senate Kenneth Cardella Rpima Bill Porter Maricopa Cardella Tucson Douglas Holsclaw Bill Jacquin

Merchants protest McDowell Scottsdale project hurting sales

Papago Plaza merchants blame the McDowell and Scottsdale road work for reduced traffic and shopper losses during a $250 000 storm drain and street upgrade. City officials cite timing constraints for Easter and back to school, with lanes closed and entrances disrupted.

Scottsdale Rd McDowell Bob Driscoll Papago Plaza McDowell and Scottsdale Rds Papago Plaza John Kerper Harry Harry’s Shoes Marc Stragier Stragier Herb McNeill Harry’s Guy Biehl Bayless Food Store Liz Ciapusci Lew 'N Sew Ray Terry Los Arcos

Quake prophets warn of California collapse myth

A Scottsdale seismic observer reports a 5.7 magnitude quake centered near Acapulco with minor damage. He notes the San Andreas Fault’s recent calm and says clearlabeled forecasts of a major California quake this week are unlikely.

Greene Acapulco Mexico San Andreas California

Beautification wraps up in Scottsdale during 1969 Week

Mrs. Warren Gentry leads Scottsdale Beautification Week with alley cleaning as the main focus. She cites public praise and neighborly volunteer efforts across the city including planter work on 76th Street, park trees hoped for, and yard cleanups by residents.

Scottsdale Borhoods the . Ywca Scottsdale Jaycees Gentry

Memorial wreath at King grave as guards patrol cities

Mrs. Martin and her four children laid a wreath at Martin Luther King Jr.’s grave in Atlanta marking one year since his assassination. Observances and demonstrations extended across the nation with National Guardsmen in Chicago and Washington aiding security.

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