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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1967
Page
4
Midland-Ross Corp. president David E. Walbert discusses a shift to outdoor central air conditioners and heat pumps. He notes furnaces designed for outdoor placement save basement space, aid maintenance, reduce indoor heat and flames, and suit houses without basements.
In Southern California architect Don Wexler creates a 4000 square foot steel heavy home overlooking the Los Coyotes Country Club. The house uses more than 50 tons of steel for ornament and interior and exterior features. The project cost about 150000 dollars.
New York Co Op City unveils the world’s largest central air conditioning system built under one contract. The $285 million project on a 300 acre site will house 55 000 people across 15 500 apartments in 35 high rise buildings with 25 000 tons of cooling and individual controls. Four chillers eight feet in diameter and 32 feet long produce 6 250 tons each to serve schools community centers shopping centers and other services.
Scottsdale Chapter of the Women's Council of the NAREB will meet Monday at the Villa Monterey Clubhouse. After lunch and annual reports, members will contribute to adopt a family for Christmas as part of the Phoenix Christmas fund drive.
Heavy rains curb building activity in the Valley delaying projects like the Scottsdale Baptist Hospital extension. Grammer Construction Co. reports about 200 dollars in daily losses due to rain, with extra costs for protecting materials and redoing work. Contractors note rain disrupts schedules and contracts seldom account for rain in sunny Arizona.
In small towns many fire stations stay unattended yet volunteers respond quickly. Insurance agencies credit rural volunteers with controlling blaze costs while modern specialized telephone systems from General Telephone and Automatic Electric support these crews. Bricklayers Local No. 3 notes rain delays stall work and drying times.
Scottsdale Progress lists Sunday open houses by four district codes with agency names and addresses. Listings include Ed Thirkhill Realty Michaelson Realty Keefe Realty and Cranbrook Corp with hours generally 1:30 to 5 p.m or daily hours noted. Local map codes help buyers locate properties in Joshua Tree Lane Calle Tuberia and other neighborhoods.
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