Scottsdale firms study a local water distribution option
A Bartle Wells Associates survey backs Scottsdale moving to operate its own distribution system with potential rates about 20 percent lower than current. Estimates place acquisition of Phoenix facilities at 4.4 million dollars, with a possible 148 dollars per million gallons in Phoenix. The study also flags Salt River Project as alternative and cites ongoing legal actions delaying decisions.
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Scottsdale
Bartle Wells’ Associates of
San Francisco
Phoenix
Phonix
Indian Bend Water Co
Bartle- Wells
William Donaldson
Donaldson
Clara Beauchamp Day Honors Scottsdale Watchdog
Scottsdale proclaims Clara Beauchamp Day to honor 49 years of civic service. The event features a noon luncheon with Mayor Bud Tims and councilors, celebrating Beauchamp’s pioneer-era contributions and long residence since 1917.
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Clara Beauchamp
Scottsdale
Scandia
Bud Tims
New council to take office and consider city agreement
Incoming Scottsdale city council to convene tonight and review an amendment between the city and the Scottsdale Players theater group. Agenda includes bids and awards, plus purchase of aggregate materials for a single project.
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Lenemy
McCauley
Fifth Ave
Thommercial
Scottsdale Players” ‘Theater Group
Heavy bombing retaliates against North Viet Nam raid
Reliable sources report a heavy air raid on North Viet Nam in response to a terrorist bombing of an American billet in Saigon. Warplanes targeted the northbound railway toward Red China as a warning against further attacks.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Red China
Ky withdraws from Da Nang amid Saigon crisis
Premier Nguyen Cao Ky apologizes for labeling Da Nang Communist dominated and pulls back forcing four battalions of Marines to remain in place. Hue rises against him as riots flare in Saigon and Buddhist clashes intensify amid mounting civil conflict in South Vietnam.
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DA Nang
UPI
Nguyen Cao Ky
Saigon
Hue
Sto Da‘Nang
U.S. Information Service
USIS
Scottsdale School Board to Meet at 7 30 Tonight
Scottsdale School Board of Trustees meets at 7 30 p m in the District office at 3811 N 44th St to discuss personnel and travel requests. The meeting is expected to be brief and a released time for religious education is postponed to the next board session per J J Connors assistant superintendent.
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Scottsdale School. Board of Trustees
44Th St
J. J. Connors
Connors
Judge denies Schmid plea to move condemned killer
A judge refused defense efforts to return condemned killer Charles Schmid from state prison to Tucson for a second murder trial. The motion argued imprisonment in Florence would hinder counsel meetings, but the court upheld a state rule: condemned inmates awaiting execution stay in maximum security prison except for court appearances.
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Tucson
UPI
Charles Schmid
Atttorney
William Tinney
Pim County
Jack Marks
Tinney
Florence
Schmid
Pima County
Aileen Rowe
Schmidt
Gretchen EY
unclear passage from Sinatra interview ban debate
A garbled quote shows an associate claiming unawareness of a ban on a singer named Sinatra. The press agent says the artist would attempt to state his position. The fragment provides no clear event date or location.
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Sinatra
Brank
Sioeen
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