Scottsdale Officials: No Tax Hike Needed for Bond
Scottsdale city officials say a $4 million civic center and parks bond can be financed without raising the property tax rate. They project $1.4 million for parks, $1.9 million for Civic Center and city hall, $600,000 for a library, and about $400,000 for a corporation yard over 20 years. They cite an existing tax rate of 0.31 per 100 and expect growing revenue from population growth and state sales tax.
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City Manager Explains Bond Limit For $4 Million Issue
Bill Donaldson compares city debt rules to a four percent cap on the $72 million valuation. He says the city can issue about $2.8 million initially and may access the rest as valuation passes $100 million. He uses a bicycle and chicken coop analogy to illustrate limits.
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Soviet seeks Algeria Afro Asian conference entry
In Moscow, Anastas Mikoyan urged admission of the Soviet Union to the November Afro-Asian conference in Algiers. He spoke at a Kremlin reception for visiting Egyptian President Nasser and pressed the United States to end bombing in North Vietnam and withdraw troops from South Vietnam. The Egyptian leader made no comment on Soviet attendance.
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De Gaulle Keeps Viet Nam Peace Plans Close to Vest
Paris reports indicate Charles de Gaulle plans no public move on Vietnam. He may reveal more at a Sept. 9 news conference but remains cautious, watching U S China ties and weighing a possible peacemaker role between Washington and Peking.
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Russia rejects A ban proposal at disarmament talks
Soviet negotiator Semyon Tsarapkin accused the West of duplicity in rejecting U S plans to curb nuclear weapons. He said a new treaty must block both direct and indirect dissemination including a NATO force with West Germany.
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Testimonial praises Wien's spray deodorant for 24 hour protection
A reader recounts using Wien's spray deodorant and finding it gave 24 hour protection even when misapplied. The anecdote describes aiming challenges with the applicator and a humorous travel mishap involving a car ride and a sprayed solution that supposedly saved the day.
Insurance executive not charged in Phoenix shooting
Maricopa County Attorney Rob Corbin announced no charges will be filed against Peter A. Ackhoff 29 of Scottsdale general agent for Maccabees Mutual Life Insurance after he fired a shotgun at three teenagers in Phoenix following an incident with a lug wrench. Police reported shotgun pellet marks on the youths car and names of the injured teens James Moffat 16 Steve K Beatty 19 and Roger A Furubotten 17 all of Phoenix.
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Betsy Drifts as Seeding Study Weighs Risks
Hurricane Betsy remains nearly stationary about 300 miles north of San Juan Puerto Rico as Project Stormfury teams decide if seeding the storm with silver iodide can be done safely. Officials say the storm poses no land threat for 24 to 48 hours, guiding the decision on seeding amid safety rules.
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Widner rites held for Arcadia teen burned in explosion
Funeral services were held at Green Acres Memorial Gardens for Danny Widner 17 who died in Good Samaritan Hospital after an Aug 16 explosion injury. He was a senior athlete at Arcadia High School with a varsity cross country letter. Survivors include his parents two sisters a brother and a grandmother. Officiating minister was Rev Paul L Baumgarten.
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Scottsdale Bridge Club Opens With Regular and Rookie Play
The Scottsdale Bridge Club opened Saturday night at 129 E. Stetson Dr. It offers beginner lessons at 1 p.m. Wednesdays and 8 p.m. Thursdays. Rookie games run Monday and Friday 1 p.m. and Tuesday and Saturday 8 p.m. Regular games occur at 1 p.m. Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays and at 8 p.m. Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays.
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