Service station dispute over signs prompts city study
Shell Oil sought an encroachment permit for two conforming signs at a new station near Hayden and Thomas Roads. The council approved only a permit for identification signs, removing nonconforming price signs for violating size limits and right of way. The council asked staff to study the issue and report whether further action is needed.
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Shell—Oil__Co
Hayden and
Thomas Roads
Shell Oil
Shell
Bill Walton
Bill Jenkins
Driver volunteers needed for blind participants shuttle
The Phoenix Center for the Blind seeks volunteer drivers to transport blind participants from across the greater Phoenix area to the center and to community events. Morning afternoon and evening assignments can be arranged to suit the volunteer, with mileage deductible for tax purposes. Call 273 7411 for more information.
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Phoenix Center For the Blind
Phoenix
Education board debate changes schedule for December meeting
The Board of Education altered its plan twice during a December session. It finally set a meeting for December 14 at 8 pm at the Education Center on 44th Street to discuss education and possible high school specifications and drawings.
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Board of Education
Joe Namath
Tom Larsen
District Education Center
Christmas-tree cutting permits in Arizona National Forests
Permits to cut Christmas trees are again available in Arizona National Forests. White and Douglas fir and pinyon pine may be cut with limits by forest, with prices at $1 per tree and a maximum of eight feet, or ten feet in Sitgreaves. Permits are obtainable at multiple ranger stations and district offices including Tonto, Coconino, Prescott, Sitgreaves, Mogollon Rim, and Globe.
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Arizona
Fred Wirth
Tonto National Forest
Coconino Forest
Knob’ Hill
Flagstaff
Blue Ridge
Winslowton State Highway
Valley_Ranger
Happy Jack
Prescott
Forest Supervisor’s
Sitgreaves
Payson
Mogollon Rim
Tonto Forest
Globe
Payson Ranger District
Pleasant ‘Valley
Young
Tonto
National Forest
Marget Tippett
Cocopah
Mexico
Catherine Edwards
Voter Registration Booth Opens Friday in Scottsdale
A voter registration booth will be open Friday from 2 to 6 p.m. in the Scottsdale Shea branch of Valley National Bank. The registration targets residents of the north Scottsdale area, said Carlos Elmer precinct captain of the Century precinct.
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Scottsdale-Shea
Valley National’Bank
Scottsdale
Carlos Elmer
Century
Cocopah Area Education Week Plans Highlight Community Show
Cocopah area Education Week drew public praise with plans underway for next year. coordinators Suzanne Burke and Alice Vaught asked teachers to inventory activities for public or parent interest, enabling better educational outreach and community involvement.
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Cocopah
Suzanne Burke
Alice Vaught
Hughes in Bahamas on business trip amid island ownership talk
Las Vegas billionaire Howard Hughes, unseen since 1966, is reported on a Bahama Islands business trip. A spokesman notes he retains Desert Inn living quarters while a close associate confirms he already owns an island in the West Indies and has long sought Bahamas access.
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Howard Hughes
Bahamas
Las Vegas
UPI
Bahama Islands
Hughes
Desert Inn
West Indies
Nevada
Counterfeit Twenty Dollar Bills Circulating in Phoenix Area
Secret Service official warns of counterfeit twenty dollar notes circulating in Phoenix and Tucson for two months. Five to six fakes turned in daily. identify by lifeless portrait, dark background, and missing red and blue threads. Contact police or Secret Service if suspecting a bill.
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Phoenix
UPI
Tucson
Sherwood Anderson
Secret Service Office
Anderson
Secret Service
Arizona Consumers Council targets fair trade pricing
The Arizona Consumers Council says Arizona residents pay 27 percent more for fair trade items than in 32 states that ban price fixing. It cites ongoing investigations by the attorney general into bread and milk price fixing, noting chain store pricing is uniform across regions while non chain outlets show wide disparities. A recent study suggests a family of four could save about 80 yearly by buying from independent producers in non chain outlets.
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Arizona Consumers Council Today
State Attorney Generalis Office
Attorney General’s
Attorney General
Arizona
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