Phoenix Water Deposit Refund Policy Draws Scrutiny
The Phoenix Water Department does not refund $15 deposits for Scottsdale water customers nor pay interest, unlike SRP and other Valley utilities. The Progress investigates why Scottsdale homeowners are excluded. officials cite ordinance language and department policy as factors, while noting refunds common elsewhere.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix Sewer and Water Department
Phoenix Water
Phoenix Water Department
John Venthem
86Th St
Venthem
Spring
Water Department
Phoenix
Salt River Project
SRP
Tony Vicente
U.S
Scottscale
Dario Travaini
Phoenix City
Art F. Vondrick
Phoenix Water and Sewer Director
Salt River
Arizona Public Service Co
Vondrick
Phoeniy Water Department
Telephone Company
Ladies First In London Laundromat Sign
A London laundromat sign offers prompt service to women who drop off clothes on their way to work. The notice is worded to invite ladies to call in for quick attention.
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London
First Lady Kennedy Awaiting Aug Birth in Secluded Announce
Jacqueline Kennedy is four months from due date with her third child the White House announces. President Kennedy and the two children Caroline and John Jr accompany the announcement with public outings and gifts as reporters await details. The birth will mark the first White House baby since Grover Cleveland.
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Fila
UPI
Jacqueline Kennedy
White House
Grover Cleveland
Kennedy
Caroline
John Jr
Worth Ave
Pierre Salinger
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Sen
Edward M
Ted) Kennedy
D-Mass
Scottsdale School Board Faces Federal Aid Talks Tonight
The Scottsdale school board meets at 7 30 pm in the education center to discuss possible federal impact funds and enrollment driven by local military and defense employment. An executive session may review plans for next year and salary negotiations remain unsettled with the teachers association.
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Scottsdale
N. 44Th Street
Progress
SEA Representative Assembly
City Council Considers Employee Regulations and Grievance Board
Tonight the council holds a hearing on non administrative employee rules and a personnel ordinance with adoption expected at 8 PM. The civil service board reviewed the measures and could decide employee grievances, with a loyalty oath recommended. Other items include zoning, liquor permits, subdivisions, street improvements, and a $35000 sewer trunk line engineering contract.
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Civil Service Board
Moore, Kampa and Galloway
Hayden Road
86Th Street
Kennedy to make working visit to Italy in June
President Kennedy will travel to Rome for a working visit in June due to Mrs Kennedy’s pregnancy. The first lady will join him on a future Italy trip next year for a formal state journey with fanfare.
Scottsdale Mother Demands Stray Dog Controls After Bites
Mrs. Paul Minor of 7537 E McKinley St Scottsdale complains after a stray dog bit her nine year old son and a neighbor child on Monday. The dog was finally seized by the Maricopa County Health Department at 5 15 p m after delays. The boy received tetanus shots and may face rabies testing and post exposure vaccination if the disease is found.
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Paul Minor
E. McKinley St
Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Due
Tie Dee
Minor
Health Department
Mayor to name citizens advisory panel members tonight
Mayor Bill Schrader will appoint the panel's members at the city council meeting. Guy Stillman of 7303 N Scottsdale Rd was named last week as chair of the committee. Thirteen others will serve alongside Stillman.
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Bill Schrader
Citizens Advisory
Guy Stillman
Scottsdale Rd
Stillman
Zoning Change for Apartment To Be Studied
Paradise Valley plans a 7:30 p.m. hearing at Kiva School library on an amendment to allow apartment construction. The ordinance currently limits to one single family home per acre. Attorney Carl Roe drafted the amendment for Jim Fallis and S. J. Cooper, who argue much land is unsuitable for the one acre standard.
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Paradise Valley
Town Planning and Zoning Commission
Kiva School Library
Carl Roe
Jim Fallis
S. J. Cooper
Roe
Two Cities Battle It Out Over Scottsdale Annexation
The Phoenix Scottsdale annexation trial began in Maricopa County Superior Court at 9:30 am. Judge William Nabours presides as Charles Brewer pursues a challenge to the roughly six square mile annexation of about 20 000 residents. Brewer argues the 50 percent-plus valuation signature threshold was not met. Scottsdale defense plans multiple witnesses to prove sufficiency.
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Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Joseph Smalley
E. Thomas Read
Weather Outlook With Mild Temperatures This Week
Mostly fair today and tonight with increasing cloudiness tomorrow. Windy afternoons and little temperature change. High today near 81. Low tomorrow morning about 47. High tomorrow near 82. High yesterday 80. Low this morning 48. Sunrise 5 57 a.m. Sunset 6 59 p.m.
U S Cracks Down On Cuban Exiles
The Kennedy administration condemns Cuban exile leaders for alleged war plotting and distortion of history. The State Department rejects a Miami based document on April 20 1961 Bay of Pigs events and Kennedy involvement.
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Washington
United States
Cuba
State Department
Jose Mire Cardona
Cuban Revolutionary Council
Miro
Miami
Mire
Kennedy
Oan
Counel
Cformiaheeld
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Sign of the Times
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Mesa Guerrero-Lindsey
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