Rezoning Debate on Scottsdale Resort Zone Draws Criticism
A Scottsdale landowners group argues against amendments to the resort residential zoning along N Scottsdale Rd between Jackrabbit and Lincoln Dr. Robert Choate and others seek rezoning of 200 acres with 40 acres at Scottsdale Rd and Lincoln Dr on the council agenda. The proposal faces Paradise Valley objections and possible postponement.
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N. Scottsdale Rd
Robert Choate
Jackrabbit Rd
Lincoln Dr
Scottsdale
Paradise Valley
Scottsdale Rd
Choate
Joe Meier
Jack Seniifi
Council
Weather Update With Hot Conditions and Thunder Possible
Partly cloudy this afternoon and evening with a chance of thundershowers. Generally fair Wednesday with some cloudiness and little temperature change. High today 103, low Wednesday 78, high 102. U S Weather Observer Willard S Greene reported yesterday's high at 162 and this morning's low at 80.
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U.S
Willard S. Greene
$4 Million Resort Plans for Scottsdale Lincoln Site
Plans reveal a 246‑apartment luxury resort development on 40 acres at Scottsdale and Lincoln. Developers seek rezoning from single family to resort residential and expect first units next fall with administration building and guest facilities. Financing by Applewhite Mortgage.
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Lincoln Dr
Scottsdale
Lincoln
W. J.small
Frank Haze Y Burch
Dirksen Plugs Delayed Reapportionment Plan Showdown
Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen insists on forcing a vote on delaying reapportionment of many state legislatures. The plan, a bipartisan rider with Mike Mansfield, aims to postpone court-ordered reapportionment until January 1, 1966, as liberal Senate members filibuster and delay adjournment before the Democratic National Convention.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Ill
Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Delay T Bird Field Zoning Sparks FAA Funds Debate
Scottsdale Council considers delaying Thunderbird Field rezoning until FAA notifies if $1.2 million for airport development will be granted. The 720 acre site at Scottsdale and Thunderbird Roads faces industrial use questions for 200 acres offered for airport land.
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Herb Caywood
Thunderbird Field
Federal Aviation Agency
Scottsdale
Thunderbird Rds
Caywood
FAA
Jack Senini
Jay Dushoff
Dushoff
Senini
George Te
Sign Ordinance Amendments Delayed For Study
Council postpones action on sign ordinance amendments and forms a special committee to study them. The planning commission rejected the changes, but supporters urge liberalization to ease permit access. Mayor names a detailed committee including chamber, planning, and legal members. first meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p.m.
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City Planning and Zoning’ Commission
J. R Sanderson
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Sanderson
Board of Adjustments
John Woudenberg
Leonard Johnson
B.L. Timns
Bill Clayton
Chamber
George Fretz
Osmond Burton, Jr
League of Women Voters
Drinkwater Seeks City Council Liquor Permit
Herbert Drinkwater applies for a liquor permit for Perry's Liquors at 7120 E Becker Lane. The application is listed as one of fourteen items on tonight's council agenda.
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Drinkwater
Herbert Drinkwater
Perry’s Liquors
Becker Lane
Rebels in Congo Kill Four Europeans as Crisis Deepens
Reports from Albertville say Communist backed rebels in the Eastern Congo killed at least four Europeans. A diplomat said two UN officials were killed at a refugee camp in Kalonge, with 18 in hospitals and 10 jailed. Direct intervention is being sought to prevent further killings of about 150 Europeans remaining in Albertville.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
UPI
Congo
United Nations of
Albertville
Kapital
Katanga
Elisabethville
Geneva
U.N
Kalonge
Kivu
Dillon Sees New Tax Cuts Next Year Amid Excise Review
Treasury Secretary Dillon told Democratic platform writers that Johnson era policies would enable more tax cuts next year. He urged repeal of wartime excise taxes by Congress and noted balanced budget could come in 1967 or 1968 with restrained spending. Walter Heller backed cautious expansion of federal funds as revenues rise. Laurie Battle pressed for strong restraint on federal spending and further excise tax reductions.
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Washington
UPI
Treasury
Dougall Dillon
Democratic Platform
Johnson
Dillon
Democratic Platform ‘Committee
Congress
Walter Heller
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Dilloi
National Association of Manufacturers
Laurie C. Battle
Mississippi Delegates Plan Platform Boycott
Mississippi delegates walk out of Democratic platform hearings claiming unfair observer status and lack of fair consideration for Negro delegates. The Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party seeks accreditation amid a dispute over credentials and representation at the convention.
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Mississippi
Washington
Democratic Party
Jessly
Platform Committee
Freedom Democratic Party
FRP
New Boundary Markers for Scottsdale Erected at Six Points
City official says natural stone and adobe markers with a city seal will be installed at six boundary sites in Scottsdale. Each marker stands eight feet wide and three feet high, costs about 50 dollars with a gas lamp on the right side. Locations include Camelback and 64th, Indian School and 64th, McDowell and 4th, Scottsdale and Lincoln, Scottsdale and Van Buren, and McDowell and Pima Roads. Architect Joe Wong designed the markers as a step to build city identity, per City Manager Richard Malcolm.
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Scottsdale
Richard Malcolm
Malcolm
Camelback Rd
64Th St
Indian School Rd
McDowell Rd
4Th St
Scottsdale, Rd
Lincoln Dr
Scottsdale Rd
van Buren St
McDow
Olympic TV Depends On Satellite Launch
Syncom-3 must succeed for live telecasts of the Olympic Games from Japan this October. Leonard Jaffe says no backup is ready if the launch fails. The satellite will be in geostationary orbit 22,300 miles above the Pacific to relay broadcasts to North America.
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Cape Kennedy
UPS
America
Japan
Leonard Jaffe
Space Agency
Pacific
North America
Scottsdale Drivers Brave Heat With Windows Up
A local informant claims some Scottsdale drivers navigate the heat with windows rolled up and air conditioning absent to give the impression of car cooling despite high temperatures.
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Scottsdale
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