Motorola Arcadia Annex Sparks New Scottsdale Fight
Motorola plant leader Dr. Les Hogan backs Arcadia residents forming a second committee to block Scottsdale annexation and push protectionist annexation to Phoenix. He claims Phoenix has planning to absorb growth while Scottsdale leaders risk valley chaos and illegal annexations. Scottsdale Mayor Mort Kims ey denounces the move and warns of legal action up to the Arizona Supreme Court with a $4,000 cost.
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Cuban commu nique blames United States for invasion scare
In eastern Cuba near Santiago and San Antonio de los Banos the dawn blast and anti aircraft fire woke residents as Castro issued a communique accusing the United States. He ordered the Cuban UN delegation to protest the aggression while Raul Roa was ruled out of order in New York when attempting to raise the issue.
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Explosion Buries Firemen as Building Collapses in Philadelphia
A massive blast at a burning three story building in Philadelphia destroyed the structure and buried at least three firemen under bricks and debris. One firefighter was killed, two others missing feared buried, with 25 more people injured including 27 firefighters. A wedding party and bystanders were brushed by flying debris as crews battled the smoldering rubble and dig for the missing.
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Ike Commends U S Scientists in Space Effort
Former President Eisenhower praised U S scientists for a remarkable job in space and missiles as Russia held a decade start in space exploration. He noted the 1945 Russian lead and said the first satellite discussion arose in 1955 during the geophysical year. He urged congratulations for the scientific community.
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Scottsdale Council Sets Two Meetings Next Week
Scottsdale City Council schedules two sessions next week. Monday at 8 p.m. in city hall to canvass the sewer and water bond election results due April 4. Tuesday's regular meeting considers garbage collection ordinance, building code amendments, Hallcraft tract rezoning, waste receptacle bids, and a Stanley A Post liquor license application.
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Bank of Scottsdale seeks last subscriptions as opening approaches
Trustees say today is the final day for stock purchasers to meet subscriptions for the Scottsdale bank. Construction on North Scottsdale Road will begin Monday with a $1 million capitalization, and the bank is to open to the public around August 1 after being oversubscribed by about 250 locals.
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Scottsdale to host Rural Fire Center expansion
Scottsdale will become the headquarters for the Rural Fire Department serving rural Maricopa County and several cities. Lou Witzeman Jr says plans include moving Phoenix central station to Scottsdale, expanding the building on South Brown, doubling equipment and manpower, and taking over sheriff’s department quarters. Scotty Camp resigns as east division head. he will coordinate volunteers for the Scottsdale program east of current city limits. The city seeks a Camp replacement through April with about 31 applications received.
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Pool Schedule and Pricing From Parks and Recreation Plan
The plan outlines season tickets and daily rates for residents and non residents. Pool hours begin weekends April 29 with afternoon sessions and extend to full time after May 29 including a learn to swim program in morning hours.
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Tonalea Elementary School annual program set for Monday
Tonalea Elementary School will present its annual program Monday at 7 45 p m in the school cafeteria. The event features work from the girls home economics department and performances by a group of young musicians led by Mel. The program spans pieces from Beethov en to Grofe.
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Influenza Case Delays Rebate Timeframe
A brief notice notes a delay in rebate processing due to an influenza outbreak. No specific dates or organizations are provided in the fragment.
Fragmentary note hints at U.S. nations closer ties
An uncertain fragment mentions desires for closer attachment or cooperation between U.S. nations and institutions. The text reads as evasive and incomplete, with unclear subjects and missing context. The source lacks concrete events, dates, or named entities to confirm a specific item.
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