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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1974

Page

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Ford Becomes 38th President in Historic White House Transition

President Gerald R. Ford took the oath from Chief Justice Warren E. Burger and declared our long national nightmare is over. Nixon resigned citing Watergate involvement and left for California as Ford pledged an open and candid administration. Ford addressed Congress later as crowds gathered outside the White House in steamy Washington.

Washington White House Goodby Pat Ford Congress

Resignation relief noted by Arizona lawmakers

Arizona's congressional delegation expressed relief over Nixon's resignation and endorsed President Ford. Senators Goldwater and Fannin praised Ford's impending leadership and stressed unity, while Rep Udall voiced mixed emotions about Watergate and the nation. Weather outlook: sunny today and Saturday with highs near 102 and 104.

Arizona Nixon Barry Goldwater Gerald Ford America Goldwater Jerry Ford House John Rhodes Senate Hugh Scott Ford John J. Rhodes R-Ariz Rhodes Paul Fannin Morris Udall Richard Nixon Udall John B. Conlan Conlan United States

Ex President Nixon Returns Home To California

Ex President Nixon arrives as private citizen at El Toro California to cheers from a crowd of about 5000. The Spirit of 76 aircraft touched down at 11 56 a m PDT as Nixon and family depart for retirement amid tears and farewell remarks. He pledged gratitude and humility while noting mistakes but deny personal gain.

EL Toro UPI Nixon California el Toro Marine Corps Air Station Ronald Ziegler White House Ford

Village PV opponents voice fears over 1200 acre Westcor plan

About 250 northeast Phoenix residents voiced concerns at a public forum on a 1200 acre Westcor master planned community proposed between 40th and 52nd Streets from Cholla to Thunderbird. Neighbors warned of traffic and lifestyle changes while supporters called it a forward looking, integrated development with varied commercial and residential areas.

North Scottsdale Paradise Valley Phoenix Westcor Inc Phoenix Planning Commission Westcor City of Phoenix 40Th Cholla Street Thunderbird Road

Firemen union calls ruling meaningless over Rural Metro adequacy

Scottsdale Firefighters Association denounces an Arizona Corporation Commission finding that Scottsdale Rural Metro Fire Department lacks no essential first aid training or equipment. Frank Bowman rejects the charge of inadequacy, while SFA leader Steve Verbil argues standards are absent and OSHA and state rules do not address service levels. City officials say they will review the complaint.

Arizona Corporation Commission Scottsdale Steve Verbil SFA RFD Verbil Louis A. Witzeman Frank Bowman Witzeman Occupational Health and Safety Administration OSHA Louis Witzeman Ity Rural Fire

Paradise Valley district tax drops 28 cents per hundred

The Paradise Valley School district plans a 28 cent decrease in the 1974 75 tax rate to 7.69 per 100 valuation, with assessed valuation up 13.6 percent to 80 million dollars as the budget totals rise to 17.17 million dollars plus aid.

North Scottsdale Paradise Valley James Talbot Talbot Phoenix Jr. College

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