City Council Hears Zoning Revisions and Adoption Timeline
The council weighed a proposed ordinance on zoning with debates over density and setbacks. Mayor Bud Tims aims for a June 17 adoption as staff reports and legal questions continue to delay final approval.
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Pentagon rejects any compromise on ABM policy
Reports indicate the Pentagon disavowed any compromise with congressional opponents of President Nixon’s anti-ballistic missile program. Deputy Defense Secretary Packard hinted at a possible settlement, but Defense Department statements backed by the Pentagon repudiated any offer.
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100 Degree Days Forecast in Phoenix May
The Phoenix weather office says Valley residents will see their first 100 degree day in May with May 17 as the average date. May averages show high near 83 and low around 57, signaling the start of heat but not the humid peak expected later.
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Scottsdale union cites 6000 dollar teacher salary target
Federation of Teachers president Larry Bell tells members in a weekly letter that a 6000 dollar minimum salary should be planned for flext ee, a figure about 300 dollars above current pay. He criticizes the five member Teacher Negotiation Commission for late talks and secrecy while urging timely contract ratification and transparency before Memorial Day deadline.
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Final bond meetings set for school district May 13
Three final bond meetings sponsored by elementary parent teacher associations occur tonight Friday and Saturday to explain bond details for a May 13 ballot. Officials including the school superintendent and at least one school board member will attend to discuss funding for existing schools a new school and a vocational center.
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The Poor Pinch's Pool Parody Provokes Neighborhood Note
Mohave School area correspondent Mrs. Joan Sheff reports a humorous item about the Gordon Pinch Family of 543 East Sandalwood. The note says their pool company has damaged fence telephone lines sewer lines gas lines and a bulldozer and truck remain on site as work begins.
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Scottsdale police to graduate sixth basic training class
Twenty two officers will graduate in a Friday ceremony at 3 pm in the Civic Center. Fifteen new officers join the force including 13 Scottsdale policemen five from the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office one from Peoria two from Salt River Indian Police and Tor Dahl of Oslo Norway. John Rhodes will speak and Gary Nelson will present state certificates of training. Awards will honor top marksman and top student. the 490 hour course exceeds state requirements. Breezy Thursday afternoon with highs 85 to 90 and lows 53 to 58.
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Scottsdale man cited in city sales tax delinquency case
Robert L. Edmonds Jr of 7655 E Paradise Dr is summoned to appear May 8 for delinquent 1 percent Scottsdale sales tax. Judge Boyle noted prior similar charges and potential $300 fine, though past fines were often canceled if owed taxes were paid.
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Arizona lawmaker seeks at large elections in 1970
In Phoenix UPI report Gary Peter Klahr asks that Arizona's 30 senators 60 representatives and three congressmen be elected at large in 1970 arguing the 1966 subdistricts fail the one man one vote standard. He cites Supreme Court rulings nullifying recent reapportionment cases and demands population variance justification.
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