Scottsdale Planning Commission weighs highrise livability debate
City planning discussions Monday night focused on accommodating future growth with highrise limits. Executive secretary Collins warned limiting height could hurt livability as Scottsdale’s population and tax base expand, suggesting a target height figure for future talks.
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Jemi
Ain
Gheit
Progress City
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Scottsdale
City Planning Commission
Collins
Tenner Law Sparks Arizona Political Debate in Press
The editorial pages endorse Nader for governor while criticizing rival Castro and praising Ross for energy. In Phoenix area news, a three way governor race includes Nader, Ross, and Williams with the Republican nomination unopposed. Separately, Larry Bell opposes repealing teacher tenure laws as the State Board of Education reviews the law and Arizona Education Association leaders defend tenure as a stabilizing factor.
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George Today
Itsdale Daily Progress
Nader
Jack Ross
Jack ‘Williams
Jonathan
Marshall
Erie
Larry Bell
Scottsdale
Sign poster Gleason pleads not guilty in Paradise Valley
Dennis Gleason known in the Valley for posting signs appeared in Paradise Valley Town Court and pleaded not guilty to illegally posting on public property. He requested a jury trial with a date scheduled at Hall on Invergordon Avenue. The case follows a prior citation by the Paradise Valley Marshal for two signs on a new Rabie right of way.
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Deninis
Gleason
van’ ‘Buren
Paradise Valley
Women to have day at Progress
The Progress will be edited by Mary Bach on Wednesday as militant women call a strike. The newsroom, normally 90 percent male, will be under feminine control with Bach acting managing editor overseeing sports news and photo coverage and wire selections.
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Progress
Mary Bach
Women’s Liberation Movement
Frey river route study expands options to avoid Scottsdale
City manager Bill Donaldson said Earle V. Miller agreed to add two alternate East Papago-Indian Bend Freeway plans that would bypass Scottsdale. One route would drop south from 24th Street, go below Papago Park, then to the Salt River Bed. The other would stub the freeway at Papago Buttes with finger highways to Scottsdale and continued mainline into the Salt River bed serving Tempe-Mesa.
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Bill Donaldson
Earle V. Miller
Miller
State Highway Department
Donaldson
24Th Street
Phoenix
Papago Park
Salt River
Papago
Papago Buttes
Tempe-Mesa
College plans cost cuts on Scottsdale campus project
Maricopa County Junior College Governing Board discussed revising Scottsdale Community College construction plans to share a 500000 saving from the low 5.9 million bid by Kitchell Contractors, 1.3 million over Sunny estimates. Board may reconvene Monday if a satisfactory deal is reached. Bid on a redesigned well is due Wednesday and a new water line to Salt River Indian Reservation is planned.
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Maricopa County
Cliff Smith
College District Planning Department
Salt River Indian Reservation
College sign up scheduled at Scottsdale Community College
Registration for the fall semester at Scottsdale Community College will be held Sept. 9 and 10 for day and evening sessions. Classes begin Sept. 14. A registration booklet with schedules is available at 4208 N. 82nd St. Registration is first come, first served in temporary buildings at the new campus Pima and Chaparral Rds. Continuing evening students may register Sept. 9 and 10 and complete a new application. Advising is 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday by appointment at 947-5401.
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Community College
82Nd St
Pima
Chaparral Rds
Mideast peace talks begin at United Nations
U.N. mediator Gunnar Jarring meets Israel Jordan and Egypt as negotiators start a long-awaited effort for a Middle East peace settlement. Yosef Tekoah warns the talks will be difficult with Arabs demanding full Israeli withdrawal from lands seized in 1967.
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Middle East
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U.N
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Israel
Jordan
Egypt
Yosef Tekoah
Mideast
Cholera confirmed in Israel raises case toll
Israel reports 11 cholera cases including three new infections in Jerusalem area. In Washington, Senate debate centers on feasibility of an all volunteer army for Vietnam after 1971 with Goldwater supporting and Stennis deeming it unrealistic.
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Israel
Washington
Senate
John Stents
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Stennis
Khrushchev Cleared of Heart Ailment by Kremlin Doctors
Moscow physicians say former Premier Nikita Khrushchev is completely recovered from a heart ailment. A Kremlin spokesman reports he will remain in hospital a few more days for final checks.
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Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Agnew Faces Delicate Talk Over Korea Troop Withdrawal
Vice President Spiro Agnew confronts strong opposition from South Korean President Park Chung Hee as he discusses the withdrawal of 20,000 American troops. Talks extended well beyond schedule with Park raising topics Agnew was unprepared to discuss, prompting Agnew to seek White House counsel.
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Spiro Agnew
South Korea
Park Chung Hee
U.S
Park
Agnew
White House
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