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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1969

Page

7

Arizona school shake-up trims staff by three administrators

The district removed three top officials and reassigned others in a $30,000 saving move not tied to economy. J J Connors will teach chemistry at Scottsdale High, Bunce to fifth grade at Paiute, and Robb leaves to work for the state. Dr Patricia Dahlstrom’s position was terminated amid a district study driven reshuffle.

Townzen J. J. Connors William ‘Bunce Warren Robb Connors Dr. Burnardnt Burnkrant Bunce Paiute Robb Dahlstrom William _ Kelley Richard Eden Smplennental Funds Saguaro High School Board of Education

Sheriff declines deputization as cities edge to annex county lands

Sheriff John Mummert refused Scottsdale police chief Walter Nemetz’s request to deputize officers for traffic enforcement in adjacent county areas. The debate centers on a mile long Indian School Rd segment, portions of Scottsdale Rd, and 64th St where crashes have risen. Nemetz urges annexation by nearby cities to gain control, while Scottsdale and others delay due to street improvements and cost.

John Mummert Scottsdale Walter Nemetz Indian School Rd 68Th Roosevelt van Buren 64Th St Camelback Rd Sheriff’s Office Phoenix Tempe County Islands Camelback Invergordon Rd Indian School van ‘Buren Mummert Nemetz County Board of Supervisors Bill Donaldson 68Th’ St Counnty Casa—Blanca Jackrabbit Rd

Opening of Eighth National Indian Arts Exhibit

At the Executive House Scottsdale National Indian Arts Auxiliary prepares for the opening of the eighth annual National Indian Arts Exhibit. Volunteers describe paintings, crafted items, and sales plans while awaiting visitors from Ft. Lewis College and Ganada public schools. The event features Kachina displays, a modern silver tea set, conch belt designs, and a busy prep schedule leading to Saturday opening.

Dan Milburn Clara Lee Tanner Mary Bach Robert F. Jones Cullen” Mooré Australia

Eisenhower Pneumonia Slows Recovery At Walter Reed

Former President Dwight Eisenhower develops pneumonia during recovery from intestinal surgery at Walter Reed Hospital in Washington. The bulletin confirms a setback in his condition as of Friday.

Eisenhower Washington Dwight Eisenhower Walter Reed Hospital

Scottsdale Officials Testify In Billboard Zoning Battle

City leaders including Mayor Bud Timms and six council members testified in Maricopa County Superior Court as Eller Outdoor Advertising fights to preserve three non conforming billboards on McDowell Road. City managers discussed right of way signs and steps to bring all signs into ordinance compliance. Scottsdale reports nearly 50 non conforming billboards, about five fewer than a year ago.

Scottsdale Eller Outdoor Advertising Co McDowell Rd Bill Donaldson Eller Harry Goss Maricopa Donaldson Dick Filler Goss Bud Tims Bill Maughan

Schindorff Case Held For Advisory Ruling

A preliminary hearing on murder kidnapping and rape charges against Thomas H. Schindorff opened in Scottsdale Justice Court. Judge Harold Holcomb took the case under advisement with a ruling expected March 13.

Thomas H. Schindorff Scottsdale Justice Court Harold Holcomb Superior Court George Nolan Lou Zussman Public Defender's Office Schindorff Nolan Michelle Parker

Arizona Senate Defeats Indian Lease Tax and Passes Private College Grant

The Arizona State Senate defeated a bill to tax leases on Indian property held by non Indians and split party lines on the vote. It approved a separate bill granting private college students in-state $500 annually. The lease bill failed amid deadlock and procedural reversals, while the grant bill moves to the House with a doubtful reception.

Roger Timberlake Phoenix UPI State Senate David Kret Scottsdale Republican Salt River Here Senate House Chris Johnson R-Maricopa Boyd Tenney R-Yavapai Bill Jacquin Ken Cardella John Conlan Maricopa Scottsdale Arizona

Paradise Valley Council Defers Traffic Light Upgrades

The Paradise Valley Town Council postponed night action on Lincoln Drive and Mockingbird Lane traffic lights and street widening until March 13. Bids received over a month ago were rejected as too costly, and the council asked for more time to study the project. Recommendations on street classifications were referred to the planning and zoning committee.

Paradise Valley Lincoln Drive Mockingbird Lane

North Scottsdale homeowners to fight Shea Blvd subdivision plan

North Scottsdale residents meet Sunday to map a strategy in their fight to keep Shea Blvd from resembling an alley. Captain Carol Kratzer says the Sundown Vista plat at 84th and Shea faces council review Tuesday with frontage roads the goal. High clouds and breezy weekend forecast with highs 70 to 75.

Carol Kratzer Shea North Planning Commission

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