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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1964

Page

6

Protest Group Forms Over Plan for 600 Town Houses

A three homeowner committee in the 8400 block of San Miguel Ave leads residents to block John Hall from building 600 town house units on a 40 acre Rose Lane and Granite Reef Rd site. Mack McDurmon 8456 E San Miguel heads the effort along with Walter Siders 8502 E Laredo Lane and Don McBiles 8444 E San Miguel. Scottsdale attorney Turner 44 E Indian School Rd is reviewing legal options after the city council granted a zone change March 3 from single to multiple family residential. The planning director and planning commission opposed the change. The group says the project will overpopulate the area and hurt private home sales.

Mack McDurmon E. San Miguel Walter Siders E. Laredo Lane Don McBiles Hall Town House Rose Lane Granite Reef Rd Scottsdale Turner Indian School John Hall

U.S. Retaliates Over Russian Attaches Restriction

Washington reports retaliatory action after Moscow limits four U.S. military attaches in the Moscow area. Officials say the move aims to counter Russian restrictions while not detailing the exact measures. See page 2.

Washington United States U.S Moscow Johnson

Assault case against Councilman Clayton dropped in Scottsdale

A complaint accusing Councilman Bill Clayton of striking Francis O Keefe at a council meeting was dismissed after both sides amicably resolved differences. The case had been referred by Scottsdale Magistrate Tom Felke, with E W Halloran handling the matter, and both men agreed no trial was needed.

Bill Clayton Scottsdale Fenton McDonough Francis O'Keefe Clayton McDonough Tempe City E W. Halloran Halloran Tom Felke O'Keefe Scotts Joseph Meier Meier O’keefe

Paradise Valley swears in new council and reappoints mayor

Jack Huntress is reelected mayor of Paradise Valley at the first town council meeting. New council members Becky Madden Philip E von Ammon and Harold J Sandy are sworn in. Harold R Holcomb named town magistrate. Council defers underground utility line ordinance pending utility company input. Traffic forecast up 25 percent next year amid 21 local accidents in 90 days. Sign enforcement tightens with 19 firms warned to relocate signs. County officials assign duties including police, roads, beautification and planning. Weather: today near 89, tonight and Saturday around 53 to 88.

Becky Madden Philip E. von Ammon Harold J. Sandy Naumann Huntress John F. Jennings Sandy

Wig Store Burglary Sees 34 Wigs Stolen

A burglar broke into Henry Wig's Wig store at 3308 North Scottsdale Road between Wednesday night and Thursday morning and stole 34 wigs valued at 2197 dollars. Officer John Pratt reported entry gained through the south window by removing a covering and screen and breaking a window. The owner said the thief appeared to know his stock and took only high quality hair pieces.

Henry Wig Scottsdale Rd John Pratt

Letter from Alaska Describes Aftermath of Alaska Quake

An Anchorage woman writes her parents about life after the Good Friday and April earthquakes. She details cracked buildings, limited power, water supply, and ongoing tremors while noting humor helps cope with the disaster and that family remains safe.

Revenue Up Spending Off City Reports

City finance data show March revenues at 1,860,879 dollars, 70.5 percent of the 1963 64 year total, while expenditures reach 1,708,025 dollars, 64.7 percent of the year's appropriation. Major gains come from privilege license tax property tax and gasoline tax with multiple sources nearing year end totals. Overexpended departments include community promotion and building and grounds with costs tied to east side annexation moves and equipment relocation.

Hunter Gooch City Financial Department City Finance Don van Dyke van Dyke East Side Main St Butler Bldg Indian School Rd

Mourners View General's Bier at Norfolk Memorial

Mourners filed slowly past the open bier of Gen. Douglas MacArthur in the memorial rotunda in Norfolk Virginia. The line continued through the night as the body lay in state in the city he named his spiritual home.

Norfolk. Va UPI Douglas MacArthur General Douglas MacArthur Gil Yay

Valley Bank Scottsdale Deposits Top $20 Million

The Valley National Bank Scottsdale branch surpassed 20 million dollars in deposits this week, with Branch Manager Len Huck noting the 20 million dollar milestone reached on Tuesday. The branch is among the six largest of 82 units in the statewide system and has operated in Scottsdale since November 1958.

The Valley National Bank Scottsdale Len Huck

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George Adams Scottsdale High Ieft Barbara Burke Beverly San Miguel Ave LBJ Berlin Pentagon Germany Europe Bonn Saigon South Viet? Nam O Keefe Vs Low City Clayton and McDonough Jack Huntress Paradise Jack B Huntress Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce Sugar Bowl Scottsdale Road Paradise Valley Harold R. Holcomb Lester ‘Naumann U. S. Weather Observer Willard Greene Robert Moughler Colorado Bob Eliott Bill Kipp Camelback del Roy Adams Arizona Golden Colo Nancy Blakistone Gary Rd Police Department Alaska Anchorage Scoftsdale M. W. Dederick N. 87Th St Maxwell R. Dederick Aae Dedericks Evelyn Marilyn Max Ander Pepsi Cola Valley Bank
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