Paradise Valley Editorial Urges Four City Council Candidates
The Paradise Valley editorial endorses four candidates for the upcoming election. It praises E. Robert Tribken for council leadership and vice mayor service, Harold Donegan Jr. and Stanley Kleban for imaginative public service, and Jon Bonnell for planning and zoning expertise.
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E. Robert Tribken
Jack Huntress
Harold Donegan Jr
Stanley Kleban
Jon Bonnell
Planning and Zoning Commission
Noise pollution in the Valley sparks complaints
Residents report louder traffic with cars and motorcycles lacking mufflers. Doctors warn against health effects and call for enforcement of muffler laws. The Arizona manual requires working mufflers, yet local enforcement is weak and communities consider joint action to curb excessive noise.
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Arizona Highway Department
Scottsdale Fire Department earns local vote of confidence
A nine year Scottsdale resident endorses the Scottsdale Fire Department amid political charges. He cites his close association with Camel View Plaza construction and says fire code costs rose by at least $50 000 but the department delivered strong protection and collaboration.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Fire Department
Camel View Plaza
Fire Department
Sneaky cats blamed for trash can tipping in Scottsdale
A reader disputes a front page claim blaming dogs for tipped cans. He argues cats often topple cans by jumping inside and notes leash rules in Scottsdale while asserting dogs are unfairly blamed for most incidents.
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Betty McCready
Scottsdale
T. Thomas Scottsdale
Scottsdale Youth Action Board Acknowledges Support
The Scottsdale Youth Action Board thanks Mr. Marshall and Progress staff for backing youth initiatives. The advisory group to the city council focused on youth needs, hosting free concerts in Eldorado Park and free movies at the Kiva, while pursuing recycling, ecology, bike paths, and curfew concerns.
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Scottsdale
Community Calendar Seeks Teens to Help Plan City Activities
The board announces events in Scottsdale Stadium and an Ecology Week in spring. Meetings for teen volunteers are on the first and third Wednesday at 7 p.m. in city hall. All are invited to attend and participate.
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Scottsdale Stadium
City Hall
Fire department praised by Scottsdale homeowner
A Scottsdale homeowner advocates for the fire department noting two calls for emergencies. He recalls rapid response with multiple engines, a ladder truck, and courteous help, praising firefighters for professional care and reassurance during medical and electrical incidents.
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Scottsdale
Fire Department
Green Bay Packers
Paradise Valley Town Council Candidate Pledge
Resident Edw J Peskay asks for a blunt answer from candidate William Worthington about property limits in Paradise Valley. Worthington replies in theory for the one house one acre plan but says each case should be considered on its merits.
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Gens
William Worthington
Paradise Valley
Edw. J. Peskay
Apology Sought for Parks Department Over Carvalho Remark
A letter requests a public apology from the Parks Department to A Mace Carvalho a STEP committee member and City Board of Adjustments director arguing his statement was factual and his reputation deserves defense. The writer stresses Carvalho is a respected local businessman and civic participant.
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Parks Department
A. Mace Carvalho
Carvalho
STEP
Nixon’s Eight Point Peace Plan Sparks Political Parody
Satirical column lampoons President Nixon’s Vietnam peace plan and Democratic reactions. It imagines rival proposals from Muskie and McGovern, with venues including Washington critics and New York Mayor Lindsay, highlighting the political duel over peace terms.
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Muskie
Mr. Nixon
Nixon
Chiang Kai-shek
Thieu
Laos
Cambodia
Carrier Enterprise
Wakefield
N.J
Lindsay
New York
Vietnam
New Jersey Applies Noise Regulation Law With Penalties
The Garden State enacts a Department of Environmental Protection power to curb harmful noise. Violators face up to 3000 dollars fines as curfews and sound limits cover lawn mowers, motorcycles, chainsaws and horns. The move expects other states to follow.
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New Jersey
Garden State
William T. Cahill
New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection
Herald Traveler
Boston
Mass
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Marshall
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Doc” Wright
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
E. Earll
Arizona
Ariz
Progress
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Neviasa Associes
Gamemt
Arizone Newspapers Association For Greater Public Service
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