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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1969
Page
7
Nixon arrived in Rome for talks with President Saragat while two miles away thousands of students clashed with police. Rocks and bricks flew as police blocked a planned march protesting the President’s visit.
In Phoenix the attorney general’s office moves to oust the three new members of the Arizona Industrial Commission after a state Supreme Court ruling found John Ahearn was illegally dropped when the panel expanded from three to five members.
Scottsdale police official says Phoenix starting patrolman pay of 538 dollars a month could trigger Valley raises but Scottsdale may not match full increase. He notes Phoenix acts as a pace setter and that Mesa offers longevity raises. Forecast calls for sunny, warmer days with highs around the mid 60s to 70s.
A Superior Court hearing on blocking the Mc Dowell Mountain Irrigation District was moved to April 18 after a delay at McCulloch Properties request. Scottsdale and the League of Arizona Cities and Towns seek to dismiss if the Legislature passes a pending bill limiting use of irrigation law for residential development and tax free municipal bonds for private projects.
Stahley D. Goldberg of Scottsdale, 56, was recommended for appointment as regional director of the Small Business Administration for Arizona. Sen. Paul Fannin sent the recommendation to the White House. Goldberg, former bankruptcy trustee, once led a jewelry business and held Indiana athletic and boxing roles. He would replace Harold Schnurer. SBA did not explain the replacement.
Eight Scottsdale officials including Mayor Bud Tims and City Manager Bill Donaldson are subpoenaed to testify Friday in Superior Court as Eller Outdoor seeks to move three billboards from the public right of way near Scott Imports. The case centers on nonconforming sign use and a city ordinance, with a March 7 hearing date set for depositions and a possible permit move to private property.
Bids for a six story addition to Scottsdale Baptist Hospital totaled 1.465 to 1.575 million from six firms. Completion times range 300 to 395 days with a winner to be chosen soon. The project lifts beds from 136 to over 250 and adds VIP suites on top floors. Construction starts early March with completion expected between January and March 1970.
A hearing for Thomas Schindorff, charged with slaying Michelle Parker and kidnapping and raping Donna Parker, is set to continue Friday at 9 a.m. in Scottsdale Justice Court. The session was paused three weeks for a witness recovery. first witness to be called is Donna Parker for cross examination.
Five Scottsdale men and one Phoenix resident form the nucleus of a new hospital community relations board at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. The board aims to grow to 25 and lets residents voice needs for the hospital. Members include Charlton Plumb, Dr Philip Schneider, Charles Duccy, Philip Messinger, Jonathan Marshall, and Julian DeVries.
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