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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1974
Page
9
Ace Bob Goldman defies standard lines by altering a familiar club and diamond sequence after early trumps fail. He cashes the club king then runs a low club to dummy to trap East, forcing a surprising ruff decision and revealing the hidden queen to win a pivotal trick.
Kenneth K and Ann Davis report a girl on March 23 at 8424 E Oak. R Michael Murray and Deborah Ann have a boy on March 23 at 1027 N Granite Reef Rd. Donna Joy Pritchett and David R. live at 2628 N 51st St with a boy born March 28. James Richard Smith and Sandra Carol at 4501 E Nancy Lane welcome a boy on March 23. Alan J Stallman and Kathleen J at 7725 E Earls Drive have a boy on March 25. Robert J Brannon and Bobbi Joy at 8251 E Turney have a boy on March 29. Joel C Smith and Sandra Jane at 8528 E Oak have a girl on March 30. Richard L Anderson and Mary Therese in Fountain Hills have a girl born April 9. Harold P Eckert and Vicki E at 8061 E Edgemont Ave have a boy born April 10. Kenneth W Henry and Cheryl Kay at 8343 E Columbs Ave have a girl born April 6. William P Stearns and Christina B at 8732 E Fairmount Ave have a girl born April 6. James L Tanner and Ann G at 708 N 78th St have a girl born April 6. Martin R Williams and Joan L at 4940 E Coronado have a boy born April 5.
An illustrated lecture by Superstition Curley Dewey Wildener comes to the Scottsdale Public Library Auditorium at 7 30 p m Thursday. A retired Navy photographer, he has explored most Arizona wilderness areas and parts of Utah Colorado New Mexico and Mexico. Complimentary tickets are available from the library.
The Scottsdale City Council approves Ordinance 790 amending Ordinance 455 to modify Article VIII sections 8.201 and 8.401. The measure, declared an emergency, sets sign limits for day nurseries, nursing homes, and resort facilities in R-3 to R-5 districts, including wall and freestanding signs with specific square footage caps.
San Francisco publisher Ernest Scott promotes co publishing with eastern houses to improve distribution and profits. He notes a dozen titles yearly, with San Francisco handling editing design and proofs while Boston's Houghton Mifflin does printing and national distribution. He claims co publishing fits all regions and advantages authors.
The ordinance limits a resort facility with 100 or fewer guest rooms to 48 square feet of signs, including freestanding and wall signs, with rules for height and landscaping. Facilities over 100 rooms may have additional sign types and sizes, plus entry way and wall sign requirements ensuring traffic safety and proportional placement.
Legal notice from Scottsdale City Council declares an ordinance on signage for commercial use and parking adequacy. It limits sign height to six feet for entry signs, requires two signs per entrance, and mandates placement in open space to avoid traffic hazards. The measure, deemed an emergency for public safety, takes effect after final passage on April 16, 1974.
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