Editorial: Home Builders Scare Tactics on Scottsdale Amendment
The Home Builders Association campaigns against Charter Amendment No. 1 arguing added land for schools parks and utilities will raise costs and limit growth. Proponents contend the measure enables orderly growth and protects services for future residents, while opponents use fear tactics to sway voters.
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Home Builders Association of
Central Arizona
Scottsdale
Richard Mettler
The
Home Builders
Los Angeles
Wartime towartime gardens a city farmers tale
During World War II thousands grew victory gardens to ease shortages. Now interest returns as prices rise. The author recalls starting a garden years ago to teach children nature while lettuce thrived and peppers failed. Seeds and tools cost time and money, but fresh produce and exercise justify the effort. A bumper crop remains possible with rain.
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Victory Gardens
Wilder Wolf Advocacy Push from Dr Perkins Seeks Sanctuary
Dr. Marlin Perkins leads a coalition to establish the Wild Canid Survival and Research Center at Tyson Park near St. Louis to protect wolves and other canids. The plan includes a 50 acre fenced refuge funded by donations and aims to counter myths about wolves while noting their ecological role and near extinction in much of the world.
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Mutual
Omaha
Perkins
Wolf Sanctuary
St- Louis
New World
Canada
Alaska
U.S
Isle Royale
Michigan
Texas
Yellowstone
Bartlett
Cleopatra
Aesop
John Skelton
Red
Colyn Cloute
Wolfe
Dore
John Webster
Shakespeare
Lord Byron
Sante
Isaiah
Dr. Perkins
Tyson Park
Roger Varas
Cerned
Elsa
Wild Animal Appeal
Wolf Fund
St. Louis
Mailbag: Scottsdale Growth Sparks Resident Reply
A Scottsdale homeowner rebuts a Progress ad arguing against growth. The letter defends continued expansion, school funding by newcomers, and asks for balanced taxes while opposing overcrowded townhouse development.
Scottsdale growth and infrastructure under prudent planning
The Rev. Wilfred R. Stewart argues against rapid unchecked growth in Scottsdale. He credits the city with essential services progress while noting slow expansion due to improvement districts. He urges that new developments meet existing standards to avoid poor order growth and warns against distortions by those seeking fast profits over public good.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdalians
Wilfred R. Stewart
Worthington nurse in poor health at Fairmont Hospital
Type Slips R.N. of Worthington is Mrs. R. H. very ill at Fairmont Hospital. Whatever his physical limitation he walks with a cane. Hobbs Daily News-Sun notes related items in its column.
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Worthington
Fairmont Hospital
Fairmont
W. Va
Times
Hobbs
N.M
Daily News-Sun
Thieu Visit Tests Nixon Ties and Vietnam Aid
President Nguyen Van Thieu's U.S. visit aims to polish his image and boost continued American aid to South Vietnam. Nixon hosts a staged welcome and media appearances while Congress debates bombing cuts and Vietnam reconstruction costs. Thieu seeks to portray democracy progress amid criticism of autocratic rule.
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San Clemente
Calif
UPI
Nguyen van Thieu
White House
Nixon
Thieu
America
South Vietnam
United States
Madison Avenue
Washington
National Press Club
Lyndon B. Johnson
Congress
Asia
Vietnam
Europe
Voter urges Yes on all charter amendments April 10
Letter criticizes Home Builders Association and Real Estate Board for urging a No vote on Question No 1. The writer pledges to vote Yes on Question No 1 and all charter amendments, claiming reform will benefit the average taxpayer and curb self interested lawmakers.
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Home Builders Association
Real Estate Board
Congress
Homebuilders Push Yes on No-Growth Policy
A Scottsdale public advisory piece advocates a retroactive no-growth stance. The Homebuilders' Association frames the proposal as a community plea to prevent further development and keep existing structures.
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Doc” Wright
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Cambodia
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