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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1969

Page

6

Rent hike sparks picket at Tres Palmas apartments

Tenant William Shink and two children led a picket at 500 block of South Orange Avenue protesting a winter rate increase from 120 to 440 dollars for a one bedroom apartment. Owner Mel Covington cited mortgage costs while tenants argued no winter rate was promised and feared eviction without leases.

Dan Milburn William Shank Tres Palmas Shank William Shink Bobby Cheryl South Orange Atris Mel ‘R. Covington Yrananis

Meteor fireball lights immense Mexican US border region

A huge fireball believed to be a meteor lit up thousands of square miles across northern Mexico and the southwestern United States. Reports say it flashed from near Chihuahua into east central Arizona, shattered some windows, and was seen as far as Sierra Blanca Texas and St. Johns Arizona. Police reported the event to Ft. Bliss and Texas authorities.

Chihuahua Mexico UPI United States Sierra “Madre” Mounains Arizona Guillermo Asunsolo el Heraldo el “Paso Tex Texas Department of Public Safety el Paso County Sierra Blanca el Paso St. John's Ariz Arizona-New Mexico Fabens Rio Grande

Scottsdale Leaders Delay McCulloch Hearing One Week

The Arizona House delays the McCulloch bill hearing to February 17 to allow Scottsdale officials and the League of Cities to study the measure. Mayor Bud Tims and League director Jack DeBolske met with Walt Bloom to discuss the bill and sign bill opposition, seeking full input before action.

Bob ‘Driscoll State House of Representatives McCulloch Scottsdale Bud’ Tims Jack DeBolske League of Cities Walt Bloom Oma Ae Bloom Tims League Heck Bloom’smmittee Harry T. Goss Eller Outdoor Advertising

Judge pauses Scottsdale billboard removal case

Superior Court Judge Charles Hardy issued a 48 hour notice and temporary restraining order to stop Scottsdale from removing three billboards on McDowell Road near 74th, leased by Scott Imports. Eller Outdoor Advertising seeks a relocation permit and show cause by Feb 17.

Bill Maughan Eller Outdoor. Advertising. Co Eller Hardy Scottsdale Scott Imports E. McDowell

Offshore well leak plugged off California coast

Special drilling teams cemented and capped the Union Co. oil well near Santa Barbara before dawn. Also reports from Key Biscayne, Nixon's Florida weekend. Saigon fighting with casualties. Arizona Highway Commission backs 77 percent pay raise after a licensing bureau walkout.

Santa: Barbara Calif Union Co California Coots Mathews Houston Phoenix Arizona Highway Commission State Drivers Licensing Bureau

Indian crafts judged at Scottsdale Arts Show

Thousands of art and craft objects from 62 tribes across 48 states were judged for the Scottsdale Indian Arts Show next month. The exhibit features oil paintings pottery textiles jewelry baskets beadworks and carvings with admission of 1 for adults and 75 cents for children.

Scottsdale

Robber steals $500 from Polynesian Liquor Store

Scottsdale police report a man armed with a pistol stole about $500 from the Polynesian Liquor Store at 6743 E McDowell Rd last night. Clerk John Huntington said the suspect, 25 to 30, entered, ordered money after selecting items, took Huntington’s watch, and knocked him down before fleeing.

E. McDowell Scottsdale John Huntington Huntington

Breakthrough reported in stalled Vietnam peace talks

Vice President Nguyen reports possible progress as private discussions resume between American and North Vietnamese negotiators. Ky returns to Saigon for Tet with his troops while observers note renewed optimism despite public deadlock since January 18.

Saigon South Vietnam National Police Big Tan Son Nhut Paris UPI Nguyen Vietnam Henry Cabot Lodge Orly Hanoi Nguyen van Thieu Nixon

Tale of two cities as parking tickets cross lines

Residents on the north side of Continental report Tempe police tickets while cars sit in Scottsdale. Thomas Lindholm Hardy Lindholm and Melvin Mason claim tickets in front of their homes and a visitor was cited in Mason's street. Both cities dispute the boundary line, complicating appeals to Tempe City Court which has sometimes disregarded such tickets.

Continental Scottsdale Tempe Thomas Lindholm Hardy. Lindholm

Scottsdale Teachers Cite Salary and Program Gripes in Survey

A Scottsdale Education Association survey of district teachers shows dissatisfaction with salaries and pupil services. report notes starting and top salaries as inadequate, calls for higher extra service pay, master’s degree category, and 60 university units. Also urges stronger counseling, smaller classes, and programs for emotionally disturbed students.

Scottsdale SEA Negotiation Commission

Scottsdale Teachers Salaries Hover Near State Median

A watchdog report shows Scottsdale School District teachers earning middle range salaries. Elementary pay starts around 5 700 with masters reaching 11 181. High school scales mirror bachelor and master levels statewide with starting sums around 5 200 to 6 200 and maxes up to 11 288.

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