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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1968

Page

8

Appropriations panel likely to shift to southern veterans

The piece notes Sen. Carl Hayden potentially resigning his Senate seat, elevating lawmakers Richard Russell John Stennis Allen Ellender for the powerful Appropriations Committee. If Russell declines, Ellender could lead. Holland would then head Agriculture. The piece frames this as a seniority driven shift among longtime Southern senators.

Senate Appropriations Committee Hayden Congress Arizona Appropriations Richard B Russell D-Ga Armed Services Committee Senate Russell John C. Stennis D-Miss Stennis Allen J. Ellender D-La Negro Nonviolent Movement Ellender Appropriations Committee Sen Spessard L. Holland Fla Agriculture

Senate panel approves $5.2 billion housing renewal bill

The Senate Banking Committee advanced a three year $5.2 billion authorization to expand federal programs for slum clearance and housing, aiming for 600,000 new or rehabilitated units annually by 1971, with private sector goals reaching 26 million units over ten years. The measure faces rough House review and later appropriations. The panel also urged employing ghetto residents in urban programs where possible.

John J. Sparkman Dala Johnson The National Senate House Charles H. Percy B-Ill

Fannin Opposes Employment Discrimination Bill

Sen. Paul Fannin of Arizona declares opposition to a bill granting the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission enforcement powers to issue cease and desist orders against employers agencies and unions that discriminate. He warns of government control over hiring and reverse discrimination harming workers and seniority rights.

Washington UPI Paul Fannin R - Ariz Senate Labor Committee Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Fannin Senate Commission

German students to meet in Maricopa County Ger Club Convention

The annual Maricopa County German Club Convention at Arcadia High School covers Germany’s culture politics and history. Ronald Sirrine Arcadia High German teacher leads talks by an ASU instructor and a local attorney on German education and law. A luncheon features German foods. the afternoon hosts a historical play and a soccer match. Public invited.

Germany Maricopa County la Mh Arcadia High Ronald Sirrine United States Arizona State University

Scottsdale Planning Commission to hear alley abandonment

The Scottsdale Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on May 14, 1968 at 8:00 p.m. in Court Room 181 E Main Street to consider abandoning the 16 alley between Main Street and 2nd Street near Our Lady of Perpetual Help. A file is available in the Planning Department 60 W Indian School Road for viewing by interested persons.

Planning Commission Scottsdale Arizona Main Street Seattssdale 2Nd Street Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Insdian School Road

Arizona police to barnstorm Scottsdale rodeo weekend

Policing units from across the state will abandon squad cars for a police rodeo in Scottsdale. 118 officers will compete in bareback riding roping steer dressing and barrel racing beginning at 1 p.m. National Rodeo Queen Sherri Vincent will appear Sunday. A dance at the Fraternal Order of Police in Phoenix runs 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Saturday. Public invited to both events.

Arizona Scottsdale Sherri Vincent Fraternal Order of Police 16Th St Dobbins” Rd Phoenix

Vintage biplane completes leg of transcontinental airmail run

Bill Hackbarth 67 flies his 1918 DeHavilland DH-4 190 miles from Elko Nevada to Utah marking another leg of reconstructing the first transcontinental airmail. He will reach Rock Springs Wyoming next and later donate the aircraft to the Smithsonian beside Wright and Lindbergh icons.

Salt Lake City UPI Bill Hackbarth Hackbarth Nevada-Utah Elko U.S. Mail Rock Springs Wyo Coalville Utah Henry Boonstra Boonstra California Santa Paula Calif Washington, D.C Smithsonian Institution Orville Wright Charles Lindbergh

Washington crusade triggers Senate censure threats and park protests

The King Poor People's Crusade sparks opposition from Sen. Russell Long who warns against bending a knee to lawbreakers and vows possible censure or expulsion. Rep. Roy Taylor says Washington parks must not host the march. ACLU notes King signed a letter with civil rights leaders before his assassination condemning McCarthy era tactics and urging protection of free speech.

Washington UPI Martin Luther King Capitol Hill Russell B. Long D-La Senate Roy A. Taylor D-N.c House Subcommittee On National Parks and Recreation City of Hope King Congress Long Ralph Abernathy Louisiana Democrat Robert C. Byrd D-W.va Chicago Richard J. Daley Benjamin Spock American Civil Liberties Union House Committee On UnAmerican Internal Security Senate Permanent Investigations Subcommittee Sen Joseph) McCarthy ACLU

YWCA Marks 100th Anniversary With Open House

The Scottsdale Tempe and Mesa YWCA center will celebrate 100 years with an open house Saturday from 1 to 4 p.m. at 4615 N Granite Reef Rd. A first membership drive aims to recruit 4,000 new members across the Valley facilities.

Scottsdale - Tempe-Mesa YWGCA The YWCA Granite Reef Rd Valley Ywcas Valley

Area seniors win ASU scholarships in Phoenix area

Forty nine Scottsdale area seniors earned ASU scholarships for next fall with 26 Coronado, 12 Saguaro, nine Arcadia and two Scottsdale High winners. Scholarships worth about 300 dollars may renew for four years with B average and full-time enrollment. Recipients include William G. Arthur, Barbara E. Dubuy, Ted R. Evans and others from Coronado, Saguaro, Arcadia and Scottsdale Highs, plus Gary Lee Horton from Scottsdale High who also won a Valley National Bank prize of 250 dollars.

Scottsdale - Area Arizona State University Coronado High School Saguaro High Arcadia Scottsdale High ASU William G. Arthur E. Coro

Two Scottsdale Students Named to U S Naval Academy

Craig David Williams and Ted R. Evans of Scottsdale have received appointments to the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis. Williams, a Coronado High School graduate, holds a Naval ROTC scholarship at the University of New Mexico and reports June 26. Evans, also a Coronado graduate, is active in Los Hermanos, starred in Inherit the Wind, and achieved third highest Scholastic Aptitude score nationally.

Scottsdale United States Naval Academy Annapolis Craig David Williams David I. Williams N. 82Nd St Ted R. Evans Dana Evans D. E. Osborn Academy Williams Coronado High School University of New Mexico At Albuquerque NROTC Evans Los Hermanos Service Club National Honor ”Society Carl Hayden

Scottsdale Zoning Map No 129 Change Ordinance 6 7 68

City of Scottsdale Arizona amends Ordinance 147 to rezone property per Zoning Map No 129. Emergency clause declared and ordinance effective after final passage and mayoral approval dated April 16 1968. Published April 26 1968. City Clerk Fern Anderson attests.

Ant Council Scottsdale Maricopa County Arizona State of Arizona City of Scottsdale City B. L. Tims D.D Fern Anderson

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