Progress wins multiple awards in Arizona newspaper contest
Scottsdale Daily Progress earned five awards from the Arizona Newspaper Association including two firsts for writing and community coverage. Publisher Jonathan Marshall and Assistant Publisher W B Jess accepted the honors while editorials praised local page handling and concise leads.
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Flagetati Sun
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Phoenix Newspapers, Inc
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Republic
Arizona Record
Globe
Grande Dispatch
Glendale
News- Herald
Record
Chandler
Arizonan
Sun City
New-Sun
Lake
Havasu City
Scottsdale planner backs townhouses rezoning bid
City planner Fretz will likely recommend a zone change to allow 240 townhouse units on 324 acres at the southwest corner of Granite Reef Rd and McDonald Dr in the Mo have School area. Opponents warn overcrowded schools, while planners say townhomes won t greatly change student numbers.
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Scottsdale town hall cultural meeting to discuss future arts plan
Scottsdale hosts its first town hall cultural meeting open to the public. City officials invite teens and residents to participate in a long range arts plan with ASU professor Harry Bruinsma chairing the conference. A panel of experts will discuss music photography sculpture theatre and crafts with financing and recommendations to follow.
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Superintendent Burns Focuses on Normal Day Schedule
The document notes Supt G Burnkrant stressing that the program Mohave and BC will function on a normal day schedule today, with emphasis on routine operations.
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Paradise Valley council bids for traffic signals
The Paradise Valley town council last night called for bids to install traffic signals at Lincoln Drive and Mockingbird Lane. Mayor Jack Huntress said costs total about 8500 for signals and road widening, with bids opened February 13. The plan follows a town marshal and county survey noting many left turns and prior fatal crashes at the intersection.
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Scottsdale Kindergartner Bitten By Unidentified Dog
Parents of Herbert Kling, five, seek owner of a dog that bit him on the face on E Roosevelt Street near St Daniel's Catholic Church in Scottsdale. The boy must receive rabies shots. dog not yet found four days after the incident. man who called dog may not have known of the bite.
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Herbert Kling
Clyde ‘Kling-of
Sihanouk Claims Cambodian Antiaircraft Downed U S Helicopter
Phnom Penh Prince Sihanouk said Cambodian antiaircraft guns shot down a U S helicopter and killed three Americans after the craft strayed nine miles over the Cambodian border. He urged improved U S relations if Cambodian boundaries are respected.
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Leaders urge guerrilla tactics as Rhodesia crisis escalates
In London, Singapore's Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew urged blacks in Rhodesia to adopt guerrilla tactics, citing lessons from the Viet Cong. He spoke at the Commonwealth Conference, while Zambia's Kenneth Kaunda pressed Britain to use military force to crush Rhodesia’s white minority rule. In Stockholm, Sweden recognized North Vietnam, a first Western European move seen as strengthening Hanoi ahead of the Paris talks.
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Paris
Governor Williams Announces Three Reappointments in Arizona
Governor Jack Williams names Franklin Stowell to another four year term as State Superintendent of Banks and reappoints Harry Dooley of Tucson and Dr. Lee Thompson of Tempe to the Arizona Atomic Energy Commission. Senate confirmation awaited. old commission member John Ahearn attended the session and vows to contest his former post.
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Lee Thompson
Tempe
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