City Council to vote on moving offices to Scottsdale Square
Approval expected on a rental deal moving city offices from Coronado School to the 17 000 square foot Scottsdale Square building on Indian School Road. The plan allows a purchase option in September with rent applied to price and a possible five year stay.
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Scottsdale Square
Indian School Road
Scottsdale Road
W. H. Kiely
Butte
Montana
Kenneth Williams
Williams
Coronado School
E. Main Street
Scottsdale Public Library
Parks and Recreation Department
Thomas Cochran
Record Cold Sweeps U S with Bitter Temps and Ice Jam
Subzero temperatures pressed across the Ohio Valley and Northeast with light snow from Rockies to Midwest. Death toll from an 11 day siege of cold passed 300 as ice jams halted Mississippi River traffic. Sedalia Missouri reported gas restored after freezing. several cities posted record lows.
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Sedalia
St. Louis
Cairo
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Columbus
Ohio
Fort Wayne
Ind
Phillipsburg
Cut Bark
Mont
Grand Forks
N.D
Glens Falls
N.Y
St. Cloud
Minn
Ohio River
Buckeye
Elmira
Watertown
Pacific Coast
Texas
Pacific Northwest
Rising home costs hit Scottsdale families hard
Clifford Diamond of Arizona Public Service Co. reports his monthly house payment rose by 18.50 to 125.00 dollars. He and neighbors fear impound fund shortages may push costs higher and consider jobs or selling homes as they debate a looming school bond issue.
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Scottsdale
Clifford Diamond
Arizona Public Servce Co
N. 84Th Street
Diamond
Griffins
Stainbrooks
Kret
Kret seeks bill to require itemized mortgage bills
Scottsdale Rep. David Kret says his measure to force mortgage firms to send homeowners itemized bills could pass a second House committee this week and win approval in the lower chamber. A Senate companion exists. The article notes rising payments for local homeowners and questions where tax money goes.
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David Kret
Scottsdale
House
Hike in Scottsdale Garbage Rates for Businesses
Scottsdale merchants face higher waste pickup costs with a council short agenda item to raise rates. The plan changes city contributions to pay the first 10 dollars monthly and 35 percent of excess costs, shifting much of the burden to businesses. City Manager Kenneth Williams cites ongoing losses from high commercial service costs.
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Scottsdale
Garbage Service Company
Kenneth Williams
Fight Broadens as Filibuster Reform Push Expands
In Washington UPI reports liberals circulate a round robin petition to secure Senate support for voting to weaken the anti filibuster rule. Frustration with Senate procedures and Kennedy administration help prompts backers to seek unofficial commitments by signature.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Kennedy
Kennedy Education Plan Expands Grants and Loans in 1963
President Kennedy's education program outlines public and private support across colleges and high schools. New four year grants and low interest loans aim to fund classrooms, teacher pay, buildings, libraries, and equipment, with expanded National Science Foundation funds and work study initiatives.
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National Science Foundation
National Defense Education Act
Congress
Kennedy
Thant Hopeful On Test Ban Agreement Prospects Rise
United Nations Secretary General Thant said at a New York news conference that prospects for a nuclear test ban are much higher than at any time in memory. He urged avoiding debate on Soviet Cuba buildup and U.S. forces in Vietnam and called for exploring ways to ease tensions and foster understanding among major powers.
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United Nations, N.Y
UPD
Thant
United Nations
Cuba
U.S
Viet Nam
Kennedy seeks broad federal aid for schools and students
The president urged a four year program of about 1.5 billion dollars to aid construction and teacher pay while expanding college loans and graduate fellowships. The plan promises concessions to critics and avoids full federal control of education.
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Usaral VV
WMRA
AA Zur
Carole
Senate
House
Syncom Satellite Delayed To February 13 Launch
UPI reports U. S. scientists postponed about one week the launch of the 150 pound Syncom space switchboard to February 13. If successful it will orbit about 22,300 miles above earth and could relay live television telephone and radio signals globally using a Delta rocket. Syncom, smallest and most unusual system, is related to Telstar and aims to form a three satellite global network.
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Cape Canaveral
UPI
U. S
Syncom
Telstar
Relay
Fannin Details State Program Proposals for 26th Legislature
Governor Paul Fannin outlined more than twenty proposals in the State of the State address. He urged fiscal reorganization creating a State Department of Finance with a Budget Bureau and a uniform purchasing system. He also sought actions on medical benefits for the elderly race relations traffic safety and updates to marriage and divorce laws. He stressed protecting Arizona water and power resources for the future while aligning with earlier tax recommendations.
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Phoenix
UPS
Paul Fannin
Fannin
School Bond Meet Tonight at Pima Elementary
Scotts dale School District officials hold a 7:30 pm public meeting at Pima Elementary to discuss a proposed 3.4 million bond. Voters will decide Feb 26. The plan adds 67 classrooms across nine elementary schools and expands Arcadia and Scottsdale high schools.
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Pima Elementary
Scottsdale
Pima
Pima Pta
Charles C. Holt
al Flowers
Arcadia
Hayden Road
Body Of Juke Mogul Found
The lime coated body of missing juke box distributor Anthony J. Biernat was found Monday night in a vacant basement on the abandoned Bong Air Force Base. deputies acting under FBI orders recovered the body about 22 miles from Kenosha where he was abducted the night of January 7.
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Kenosha
Wis
UPI
Anthony J
Tony) Biernat
Bong Air Force Base
Sheriff's
FBI
Biernat
Local Weather Summary by Kiva School Students
High yesterday 68 low this morning 42 sunrise 7 26 a m sunset 5 56 p m forecast increasing cloudiness today and tonight. Moderately windy days. Slightly cooler tomorrow. High today near 70 low tomorrow morning about 44 high tomorrow near 67.
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Kiva
Britain’s bid to join European Common Market fails
In Brussels Britain’s bid to enter the European Common Market collapses after President de Gaulle blocks admission. France spurns a U S appeal and warnings about Atlantic alliance risk, ending crisis talks among foreign ministers of the six members. West Germany Belgium Holland Luxembourg Italy favor Britain. France opposes.
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Brussels
Belgium
UPI
Britain
Charles de Gaulle
France
United States
Washington
Atlantic Alliance
European Economic Community
West Germany
Holland
Luxembourg
Italy
de Gaulle
Arizona Solons Delay Decisions on Marble Canyon Dam Bill
Arizona's Democratic congressmen defer action on legislation to block non federal construction of Marble Canyon Dam. Reps Morris Udall and George Senner Jr say they have not decided whether to introduce companion measures to a Senate bill introduced by Sen Carl Hayden.
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Washington
UPD
Arizona
Marble Canyon
Morris K. Udall
George F. Senner Jr
Senate
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
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Verde Valley
Camelback
Jaycee
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Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
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Weldell Griffin
Catalina Drive
Hugo Stainbrook
E. Catalina
Stainbrook
Motorola Inc
Accretanca
J. E. Cunningham
Fayetteville
Syracuse
Cunningham’s
Cunningham
Ramada Inn
Arizona Solons
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