Paradise Valley Seeks No Further Annexation
Paradise Valley plans to maintain its borders and avoid new annexations. The town, with 12 percent of a square mile and 2,368 residents, relies on state taxes and APS franchise fees for funding. Mayor Jack Huntress supports limited growth while considering a police department and continued independence.
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Paradise Valley
Jack Huntress
Huntress
American Motors
Chrysler Corporation
Scottsdale
Phoenix
A. J. Hart
Helen Marston
Invergordon
Lincoln Drive
Lester Naumann
Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office
Planning and Zoning Commission
Board of Adjustments
Peter Wegner
Arizona Public Service
Barry Goldwater
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Dartmouth College
Psi Upsilon Fraternity
Michigan
George Romney
Romney
Executives Plan Outlook Speeches for Arizona Retail
Three executives discuss 1964 outlook for the Assn at 7 p.m. Saturday in Scottsdale at the Casa Blanca Inn. Speakers include C. A. Gillespie of General Electric, Bob Banbury of O'Malley Investment and Realty, and Elliott Emerson of Park Central Trade Assn. Attendees are urged to bring their bosses. visiting members should contact 252-8161.
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Arizona
The
Assn
Casa Blanca Inn
Casa Blanca Rd
Scottsdale
C. A. Gillespie
General Electric Corp
Bob Banbury
O'Malley Investment and Realty Co
Elliott Emerson
Park Central Trade Assn
Scottsdale 1964 aims to lure business with planning drive
A J Collins outlines Scottsdale’s 1964 goals to modernize building and zoning codes, attract conventions with a larger center, raise height limits, and promote high rise development. Emphasis on western atmosphere, arts, industry, and balanced growth to handle Arizona’s projected population rise from 44 000 to 150 000 by 1980.
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Scottsdale
Arizona
Growth Forecast Holds Up For Scottsdale In 1964
Len Huck of Valley National Bank Scottsdale office Robert Ballou of Arizona Bank Scottsdale branch and Don Dickson of Dickson Electronics Corp expect continued growth in Scottsdale and the Phoenix area in 1964. They cite loan increases in 1963 and plans for new branches and expansion, with potential risks from a national or military recession.
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Scottsdale
Valley of the Sun
Len Huck
Valley National Bank
Robert Ballou
The
Arizona Bank
Don Dickson
Dickson Electronics Corp
Huck
VNB
Ballou
Phoenix
Arizona
Maricopa County
Dickson
Salt River
Area Redevelopment Agency
Supreme Court Begins Second Week of January Arguments
The High Court opens its second week of January sessions with opinions and orders due. No nationally significant cases are listed for this week and a large slate of decisions is not anticipated.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Wall Street Looks Ahead for 1964 Says Goodbody
Goodbody & Co foresees a much better year with speculative issues clearing tax-sales shadows. Spear & Staff warns against overreliance on Dow peaks and urges focus on fundamentals. United Business Services notes some leading textile mill stocks performed well last year.
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Goodbody
United Business Services
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UPI Photo
Sen
Republican Party
Huntress Disagrees
A. J. Collins
Chamber of Commerce
WNB
Johnson
Valley
High Court
Ramada Inn
West Main Street
Barbara Hallis Shebek
D. J. Brown
Don Nichols
W. Main Street
Smartaire
Bruno
Roblee Pedwinsfords
Scottsdale Bootery
S. Scottsdale RD
Wall Street
Goodbody & Co
Spear & Staff
Pecnens and Loan Wings
Papago Plaza
Scottsdale & McDowell Rds
George McNeil
Thomas Mall
Arizona Yacht Club
Yacht Club
OMEGA
Interlake
Naples
E. Thomas RD
44Th ST
Arizona Club
Lake Saguaro
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