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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1967

Page

2

Scottsdale Sewer Fees Shape City Court Dispute

In City Court Bartos challenged the $2.50 monthly sewer fee aimed at repaying bonds for trunk and lateral lines. City officials cite federal HEW grants totaling $600,000 for main lines east of Hayden Road to 23rd Ave. Bartos prevailed initially in trial, but the State Supreme Court reversed, and he paid $89.60 in back fees after a contractor dispute.

Dan Barros Scottsdale Bartos Bill Donaldson Department of Health, Education and Welfare HEW Hayden Rd State Supreme Court

Romney Tours Campaign Trail in Alaska Stop

Governor George Romney on a six state speaking tour to raise GOP funds greets supporters in Seattle and Anchorage. He says he is not a candidate yet while Alaska events include dog sled race and Eskimo blanket toss with Governor Hickel, a church service, and a Mormon ceremony expected to draw about six thousand worshippers.

Seattle Wash UPI George Romney Sealite Anchorage Alaska Romney Mt. McKinley

Nagle Named Kiva Delegate After Election Confusion

Gerald Nagle is declared the Kiva Elementary School delegate to the new district professional council after a disputed write-in outcome. The process bounces between principal Trexler district officials Toll Townzen John Tanner and the county attorney with Tan ner ultimately affirming the write-in method as legal. District officials fault unclear procedures and lack of guidance on handling write-ins for the council election.

John Winters Kiva Fd Trexler Tommy Townzen John Tanner Gerald Nagle District Professional Council Nagle Trexler Townton Tanner Kiva Schoal Kiya Larry Bell Scottsdale Arizona Federation of Teachers Bell Council

ASU names editor for State Press

Gregory M. Christopher a 25 year old junior journalism major in Phoenix was chosen by the Board of Student Publications to edit the State Press at Arizona State University. He will appoint William G. Cushing and Linda Cottam as managing and campus editors and plans few major changes. Christopher has prior roles as reporter feature writer and assistant managing editor on the paper.

Temper Arizona State University the State Press Board of Student Publiations Gregory M. Christopher Phoenix John Polich Christopher William G. Cushing Tempe Linda Cottam Mesa Air Force Cheiatopher

Girl Scout Cookie Sale Opens in Arizona for 23rd Year

The 23rd annual cookie sale kicks off across Arizona with Girl Scouts selling mint and other flavors for fifty cents a box. Proceeds fund camping programs and facilities, including Camp Mari Pai at Prescott and Shadow Rim Ranch at Payson, plus a new dining hall at Shadow Rim Ranch.

Arizona Maintin Camp Maripai Prescott Shadow Rim Ranch Payson

Phoenix Symphony delivers family concert with Bach to Beethoven program

The Phoenix Symphony Orchestra, sponsored by Progress, performed before a near capacity Coronado High School audience. Conductor Guy Taylor guided a program tracing music from Bach through Beethoven and into Stravinsky and Bernstein, with a lively encore of Pop Goes The Weasel.

Phoenix Symphony Orchestra Progress Guy Taylor Bach Coronado High School Jose Sta Beethoven Dvorak Atsumi Sky Petrouchka Bernstein Naylor

ASU offers TEMPE A creative arts class for youths six to ten

A 10 week program at Arizona State University begins February 25 for ages six to ten. The Saturday sessions run 9 am to noon in the ASU arts building with registration at 9 am. Tuition is 20 dollars. Instructors include Paul Klein Patricia Garcia Halldor Hjalmarson and Patricia Hawkins.

Tempe Arizona State University ASU Arts Paul Klein Cartwright Patricia Garcia Phoenix Istics Halldor Hjalmarson Roosevelt District Patricia Hawkins Mesa Junior High Virginia

Arizona House Debates Personnel System for State Employees

The Arizona House moved toward a personnel system bill for state workers after a late Friday caucus approval and amendments. A separate bingo proposal for non profit groups and churches faced caucus scrutiny, while two Senate water memorials were cleared for debate to boost efforts for federal river development. House leadership indicated more changes, including additional time for highway patrol integration.

Phoenix UPI House Burton Barr R - Maricopa Maricopa Pima Senate Congress Grand Canyon National Park Colorado River Arizona Marble Canyon Federal Power Commission U.S Sam Steiger R-Ariz Steiger Colorado Barr Highway Patrol

Market stalls as traders take January gains

Market activity cooled in New York stocks with investors cashing in on January gains. The Dow fell to 850.84 while the Rail Index rose and the S P 600 gained. 1,578 issues traded, 780 advanced, 668 declined, 130 unchanged.

New York UPI Bulls United States Wall Street Chicago Standard & Poor Dow Jones

Mexico opposes Arizona sea outlet canal plan

Mexico’s foreign department rejected a U S backed proposal for a canal linking southern Arizona to the Gulf of California. Officials warned a canal would threaten Mexican control of the gulf and noted Washington had rejected the idea after study.

Mexico City UPI Mexico Arizona Department of Foreign Relations Department U.S Gulf of California Pacific Gulf Yuma Baja California Peninsula Foreign Department Ife Washington

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