1975 Scottsdale Economy Shapes City and School Battles
The year 1975 brought budget cuts, layoffs, and fee hikes in Scottsdale as the city faced a shrinking economy. City Hall reshaped leadership, while the Scottsdale Federation of Teachers and district negotiations touched salaries. Paradise Valley saw two prominent deaths. Legal battles over sign codes, school censorship, and a landmark arts center marked a year of turmoil and change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Jameson
Scottsdale
William C.jenkins
William Randall
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers
SFT
Dale C. Carter
Walter C. Nemetz
Nemetz
Ben Montijo
Franklin D. Aleshire
Paradise Valley
Helen Marston
E. Robert Tribken
William Wayne Macumber
Macumber
James F. McKillop
Joyce Ann Sterrenberg
John Richard Hatton
Jeffrey Schlosser
Kelly Kardell
Hatton
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Arcadia High School
Nancy Ehlers
Pam Whiffen
U.S
Board of Censors
Planned Parenthood
Coronado High School
Coronado
James Wellington
Gloria Welch
Richard Harris
Maricopa County
Harris
Aaron Rosen
Donald Swanson
Jenkins
Jay Gaskins
Richard V. Campana
Charles Smith
Jean Black
Jeff Schubert
Americo “Mac” Carvalho Jr
Carl Wulfert
Barbara von Ammon
Peter S. Wainwright
J. Duncan Brock
Jeffrey Timbanard
L. Barry Palmer
Jon Bonnel
George Adams
Richard Mybeck
John Long
Robert LeMarr
North Scottsdale Associates
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Scottsdale Associated Merchants
Eller Outdoor Advertising Inc
Scottsdale Center For the Arts
Jack Robertson
Robertson
Walter Nemetz
Bill Jenkins
Mrs. Welch
Wellington
John Robertson