Scottsdale zone change hearing stalls to January 20
Scottsdale City Council postponed a controversial spot zone change at Camelback and Miller Roads. Council approved a sign ordinance amendment and the Desert Hills final plat but sent the zone change case to be decided on January 20 after a 4-2 continuance vote.
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Desert Hills
Camelbick and
Miller Rds
Ance
Bob Jones
Bill Jenkins
Jack Senini
Bud Tims
Heinz Hink
Ken Murray
Don Jerome
Minnetowa
George Fretz
Scottsdale awards parks area streets contract to Mesa Paving Co
City Council approved a 126372 contract for paving 77th and 86th Streets beside Eldorado and Pima parks. Mesa Paving Co. bids about 15000 under estimate and Knoell Builders will pay for part of 77th Street. Another 569999 contract for Scottsdale McDowell street and storm drain approved. Hidden Village Sewer project bid rejected and relet.
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Scottsdale
77Th
86Th Sts
Mesa Paving Co
77Th St
Oak South
McDowell
Eldorado Park
Knoell Builders
Oak St
Scottsdale-McDowell Street
Gunnison Contracting, Inc
Dan Raby
Sea Pipe Company
Hidden Village
Lamie
Prime rate rise draws sharp criticism from expert
New York reports the prime rate climbing to 7 percent marks the third hike in six weeks amid inflationary pressure. Banks including First National City Bank Chase Manhattan and Bank of America set the pace with higher lending costs, sparking a stock market slide and higher loan rates for mortgages and autos.
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New York
UPI
First National City Bank’ of
Chase Manhattan
Bank of Ameri
Wee
Dow Jones
Obituary Adolph S. Stulik 67
Adolph S. Stulik 67 a railway clerk on the Omaha Denver line until retirement in 1958 died Monday at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Born in Czechoslovakia he came to Omaha as an infant and moved to Scottsdale in 1958. He lived at 8144 E Whitton and was a Grace Lutheran Church member. Survived by wife Gladys son Ronald daughter Mrs Earl Hall sister Mrs Joseph Burton and eight grandchildren. Services 2 p m today at Messinger Mortuary burial East Resthaven Phoenix.
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Omaha
Denver
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Czechoslovakia
Mr. Stulik
Neb
Scottsdale
E. Whitton
Grace Lutheran Church
Gladys
Ronald
Earl Hall
Joseph Burton
Green Valley
Ariz
Messinger Mortuary
East_Resthaven Cemetery
Phoenix
Mrs Phyllis Storey Services Set at Green Acres
Funeral services for Mrs. Phyllis M. Storey will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at Green Acres Mortuary with burial in Green Acres Cemetery. The Scottsdale resident, a stitch bonder for Motorola, died Monday at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Survivors include her husband Melvin H. Storey, son Richard of Scottsdale, daughter Kathryn Sant of Tempe, her mother Hannah Cederlind of Newman Grove Nebraska, and three brothers and two sisters. Friends may visit the mortuary after 2 p.m. today.
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M. Storey
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Green Acres Mortuary
Green Acres Cemetery
Storey
Citrus Way
Motorola
Petersburg
Neb
Yuma
California
Liv
Scottsdale
Melvin H
Richard
Kathryn Sant
Tempe
Hannah Cederlind
Newman Grove
Scottsdale School Board tables renewal of principals contracts
The Scottsdale School Board postponed renewal of principals' contracts for two years until a special meeting on Jan 27, despite all 33 principals being recommended for renewal. Dr E G Burnkrant advised a one year with notice policy, and the board approved other items including a $7,460 science lab at Arcadia High and curriculum development proposals. The meeting adjourned with unfinished business to be addressed Jan 22.
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Scottsdale
E. G. Burnkrant
Burnkrant
Paul Jones Aevalden
John Shaw
Robert Usdane
Arcadiale
al Schard
Richard, M. Fawley
Freeman seeks nationwide food stamps and school lunches plan
Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman urged making food stamps available nationwide and using food management firms to provide lunches in slum and rural schools. He testified to the Senate hunger committee chaired by Sen. McGovern and cited 10 million Americans malnourished. Freeman proposed lower food stamp costs, national income-based eligibility, and direct federal operation if local standards fail.
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Washington
UPI
Orville L. Freeman
Freeman
Capitol ‘Hill
Senate
Select Committee
Jayits
McGovern
United States
Nbc-Tv
Agriculture Department
Agriculture
Visiting the separated parent and child trust
The article argues parents must keep promises to children, avoid lavish visits, and not weaponize time with gifts or hostility. It warns about excessive questioning, control over visitation, and the impact on a child's sense of self and worth in divorce. It suggests flexibility and professional help when a child resists visiting the absent parent.
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John W. Hudson
Ben Ard
J. Louise Despert
Burglaries Hit Two Scottsdale Ice Cream Stores
Scottsdale police report two ice cream shops burglarized late Monday or early Tuesday. Baskin Robbins at 431 North Old Scottsdale Road suffered $187 cash theft after a back door was pried from its hinges. cash was taken from a hiding place. Tastee Freez at 507 North Scottsdale Road lost a $95 portable TV set. no cash was reported stolen. Entry was gained by forcing a rear door lock.
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Scottsdale
Baskin-Robbins
Old
Scottsdale Rd
Tastee Freez
N. Scottsdale Rad
Tastee Fréez
Multiple Small Fires Reported In Scottsdale Area
Firefighters responded to several incidents including a wastebasket fire at a Chevron service station on Scottsdale and Main Street around 7 p.m. Tuesday. A palm tree fire at 5037 North 68th Street caused total destruction of the tree before extinguishment. A brush fire at 5326 North Granite Reef Road was controlled on arrival, and a trash fire at 61st Street and Wilshire was put out with no damage.
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Chevron
Scottsdale
Main St
68Th St
Granite Reef Rd
Wilshire
Toastmasters host president guest at Scottsdale district meeting
The President of Toastmasters International will be guest of honor at the district meeting at the Pera Club in Scottsdale this Saturday. Harly M. Potter, the organization’s president, will be the banquet speaker. Robert T. Engle, executive director, will also attend the banquet.
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Toastmasters
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