Ho Hokam Kindergarten Explores Community Helpers
Kindergarteners at Hohokam School study community helpers. Visitors include a nurse, ambulance crew, airline representative at Sky Harbor, restaurant owner, garage workers, a dentist, a veterinarian, and planned future visits. Students collect photos and write stories to build notebooks.
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John Winters
Hohokam School
Eleanor Zoellner
Mohave
Hohokam
Carl Sweinhagen
Camelback
Enco Station
Hatfield
Phoenix
Richard Compau
William T. Reid
Sheriff's Department
Scottsdale Planning Commission to Hold Public Hearing
The Scottsdale Planning Commission, Arizona, will hold a public hearing on February 28, 1967 at 8 00 P M in the Court Team 31 E Main Street for amendments to Zoning Ordinance No 147 Article KAIVS Definitions Wall and related provisions Attendees invited. Published February 17 1967.
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Planning Commission
Scottsdale
Arizona
Cury O
Brottadate
Kaiv
Rezoning bids denied by Scottsdale planning commission
Scottsdale planning commission denied three of four rezoning requests last night with Mathew J. Makaus approved for service residential on a five acre parcel at Thomas Rd and Tangerine Ave. Knefel, Hayden Rd and Oak St, and other proposals were tabled or denied as commissioners weighed new service station criteria and potential impacts on oil firms. A hearing on Caballo Ranchos No 2 street abandonments was moved to Feb 28, and Hallcraft tentative plats for Granite Reef and Chaparral Rds were noted along with a new committee to discuss oil company concerns at city hall next Thursday.
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Scottsdale
Mathew J. Makaus
Thomas Rd
Tangerine Ave
Makaus
Raymond Knefel
Hayden Rd
Oak St
Ap- Gottfriend Weisser
83Rd St
Interstate Land and Construction Co
Roosevelt St
Caballo Ranchos No. 2
Hallcraft
Granite Reef
Chaparral Rds
Commission
Gerald Ludbeck
Dick McIntire
Roy Stegall
Ludbeck
George Fret
City Hall
OAS delegates seek middle ground on April summit plan
Delegates from seven nations including the United States work on a compromise draft for an April summit of American presidents at Buenos Aires. Chile and Colombia push a principles declaration to reaffirm U S moral obligation for political development aid in Latin America.
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Buenos Aires
UPI
United States
Conference of Foreign Ministers
Chile
Colombia
U.S
Argentina
Mexico
Brazil
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Johnson
Organization of American States
OAS
Alliance For Progress
Columbia
Latin America
Hoist Slip Injures Scottsdale Man at Local Shop
Adolph Determann aged 25 from 6401 East Oak was hurt when a winch slipped while hoisting a pickup truck at Dick Fillers Scottsdale Transmission on Scottsdale Road. He suffered a broken cheekbone and is listed in satisfactory condition at Good Samaritan Hospital.
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Scottsdale
Good Samaritan
Adolph Determann
E. Oak
Dick Fillers
Scottsdale Rd
Snowstorm Numbs Six States Hitting East Coast
A major snowstorm blasted the Mast Coast with up to 10 inches in the Midwest and up to seven inches in parts of the east. The system forced school closures across at least 18 counties and blocked highways, while winds up to 108 mph caused widespread damage and at least 16 deaths across Wisconsin New York Pennsylvania and nearby regions.
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United Press International
Mast Coast
Midwest
Kentucky
Tennessee
Maryland
New Jersey
Weather Bureau
Central
Appalachians
Atlantic States
Ilinois
West Frankfort
Cairo
Bowie Racetrack
New York City
New England
Mt. Washington
New Hampshire
Mississippi Valley
North Atlantic Coast
Dakotas
Wisconsin
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Iowa
Montana
Censoring charged in murder case in Phoenix
Defense lawyers for 18 year old David Mumbaugh faced accusations from The Arizona Republic and The Phoenix Gazette of seeking federal court censorship to block release of transcripts from a secret preliminary hearing. The case centers on a first degree murder charge in the stabbing of ASU student Laura Bernstein.
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Phoenix
UPI
David Mumbaugh
U.S. District Court
Arizona Republic
Phoenix Gazette
Mumbaugh
Maricopa County Superior Court
Arizona State University
Laura Berntein
George Sterling
Obituary for Aubrey Potter of Yuma Dies at 57
Aubrey Potter aged 57 from Yuma dies after a decade as a patient at the Arizona State Tuberculosis Sanitarium. He lived near Yuma 38 years and is survived by wife Berniece and daughter Joyce Bland. Services are planned in Tempe Saturday at Carr Mortuary with interment at Double Butte Cemetery.
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Tempe
Aubrey Potter
Yuma
Potter
Arizona State Tuberculosis Sanitarium
Berniece
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Jeanne Petit
Paul Messinger
Messinger
Rex Hill
Trans Wold Air Lines
Sky Harbor
Hill
Jack Song
China Lil's
Song
Kirk Hatfield
Dow Jones
Aryrren
Planalog Commission
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Alcoa
American Motors
At&t
American Tobacco
Arizona Public Syc
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Bendix
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Douglas
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T&t
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Montgomery Ward
Motorola
North American
Dae Parke Davis
Pepsi Cola
RCA
Sears Rochuck
Southern Pacific
Sperry Rand
Standard of
Man
A.B.N.R
Iran
Scottsdale Auction Center
Shiraz
Hamdans
Tabriz Moses
Ardebil
Varamin
Kazak
Hatani
Mashhad
Yazd
Torkman
Inphahan
Safari Hotel
Scottsdale Auctionsers — Appraisers — Liquidators
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Mesa
Christown Thomas Mall
19Th Ave
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SAT. & Sun
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