Hayden Speaks at Scottsdale Post Office Dedication
Senator Carl Hayden keynoted Scottsdale’s new post office dedication with a call to match growth. Mayor B L Tims welcomed attendees noting major 1986 projects including Valley National Bank, two motels, Motorola expansion, and Dickson Electronics. D C Wilson, Scottsdale postmaster, celebrated growth from 65k annual receipts and 7 employees to 1.195 million and 171 workers. telegrams from Vice President Humphrey were read.
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Scottsdale to charge monthly sewer penalty for nonconnecting owners
Clarence Bigelow, the city finance director, says property owners with installed sewer lines who have not connected will incur a 2500 dollar monthly penalty starting immediately. About 100 to 150 letters have gone out. ordinances give a one year window after trunk lines are completed. Septic tanks are viewed as temporary and may cause health issues.
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Retrial delayed in 1961 Scottsdale murder case
John Wesley Schroeder 36 awaits a tentative retrial date of February 9 for the killing of Frank Anderson in 1961. Helpless from the waist down after a police shootout while holding Anderson hostage, Schroeder was sentenced to death in the gas chamber until the Arizona Supreme Court overturned the conviction earlier this year due to incompetent counsel.
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Two injured in Camelback and 68th car crash
A two car head on collision at Camelback and 68th Streets sent two people to Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Carolyn Larson 20 of Minneapolis and Juan Almansa 40 of Phoenix were treated and released. Larson was cited for failure to yield the right of way.
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Ruby Dies After Telling His Story in Dallas Hospital
UPI reports Jack Ruby died of cancer at Parkland Hospital in Dallas at 10 30 a m CST. He had revealed in a secret hospital tape that no conspiracy linked Oswald to Kennedy's murder. Ruby’s death ends a long, controversial chapter in the Kennedy assassination.
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Holcomb and Finley Take Oaths for New Terms
Scottsdale Justice Court Judge Harold R. Holcomb was sworn in for a third term by Superior Court Judge Jack Hays. George Winley was also sworn in as constable. Holcomb, a former rear admiral, came to Arizona in 1951 and held various county posts before entering office. Finley was appointed constable in 1964 and won his first elective term last year.
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Scottsdale District Faces Tax Hike If State Aid Is Cut
Scottsdale's pre first grade program could trigger a about 50 cent increase per $100 assessed value for 1967 68 if $653 000 in state aid is cut. The district questions how the recent Court of Appeals ruling on ADA funds for Tempe and Madison districts affects Scottsdale.
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Tuesday in the News Feature Summary
United Press International and Progress Staff compile a Tuesday roundup of national events, notable developments, and key stories across politics, society, and economy with brief highlights and context for readers.
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Powell scandal report targets congressman and wife
A House subcommittee report accuses Adam Clayton Powell of misconduct as chair of the Education and Labor Committee. It cites trips under assumed names funded by government money and seeks to oust Powell's estranged wife Yvette, who earns a $20 000 annual salary in Puerto Rico.
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