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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1975

Page

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Adult education plan offers teacher for any study

Scottsdale educator Dr. Harry ann Mann of SEES offers to arrange courses for adults with as few as 10 learners. SEES can deploy about 300 instructors across five high schools and seven elementary schools for fall programs including auto mechanics, tennis, belly dancing, woodworking, and art. Courses vary in price with a $5 registration. no state tax money funds the classes.

Tim McGraw Scottsdale Harry Ann Mann Mann Arcadia Coronado Chaparral Cherokee Flint Mich Cas

Ford to decide CIA cases

President Ford says he will influence whether any CIA employes will be prosecuted for past illegal acts. He expects to be informed by Attorney General Levi before any government officials are charged.

Washington Ford Central Intelligence Agency The Washington Post Today Edward H. Levi CIA

Ford signs debt limit bill boosting ceiling to 577 billion

President Ford signed legislation to temporarily raise the public debt limit to 577 billion dollars, through November 15, 1975. The move increases the limit from 531 billion while leaving the permanent 400 billion ceiling unchanged.

Washington Ford White House

Egypt and Korea to Get Additional US Food Aid

Washington reports the Agriculture Department will provide new long term Food for Peace credit aid to Egypt and South Korea. Included are wheat and rice shipments as part of the expanded assistance.

Egypt Korea Washington Agriculture Department South Korea

Gandhi defends emergency timing amid Parliament sabotage claims

New Delhi India Prime Minister Indira Gandhi said her government should have declared a national emergency earlier to thwart opposition plans for widespread sabotage in Parliament. She claimed violent organizations had already begun going underground even before the state of emergency was declared last Thursday.

New Delhi India Indira Gandhi

Treasury bids sell nearly half a million ounces of gold

The Treasury Department accepted bids for 499,500 ounces of gold at 165.05 per ounce. Prices were below some refineries quotes and below London and Zurich afternoon quotes of 166.50 and 167.00 respectively.

Wasrington Treasury Department U.S London Zurich

City to study tax split for cross jurisdiction sales

City staff will research how other communities divide sales tax revenue when a business spans two jurisdictions. The Paradise Valley resort plan could see 170 hotel rooms in PV and associated services taxed by Scottsdale or PV depending on where services are delivered, prompting debate on a fair formula.

Scottsdale Road McDonald Drive Paradise Valley Scottsdale Oscar Butt Walter C. Nemetz Butt Charles Smith Heinz Hink Herb Drinkwater Drinkwater Chad Cowley Phoenix Cowley

Weekend Heatwave Forecast For City

Weather briefing shows sunny hot and dry conditions today and Wednesday. Highs near 110 degrees, overnight lows in the 70s, signaling a prolonged heat spell for residents and outdoor activities.

Major oil firms raise gasoline prices nationwide

Four big oil companies including Shell and Standard Oil of Indiana Amoco announce gasoline price increases. Shell adds 3 cents per gallon to wholesale prices and 1 cent in distillate fuel. Arco raises 2 cents. Texaco 1.4 cents. Local outlets in the Valley report 1 to 3 cent rises with dealer variations noted.

Associated Press Shell Oil Co Standard Oil of Indiana Amoco Atlantic Richfield Co Texaco Inc Shell John Roundtree Chevron Phoenix Atlantic-Richfield Texaco Valley George O.chadwick Ford Charles W. Stretton Arizona Petroleum Retailers Association, Inc Tom Lynch Arizona

New Scottsdale City Manager Focuses on Morale and Communication

Franklin D. Aleshire on his first day prioritizes morale among city employees and improving communications. He plans gradual changes, aims to stabilize the city after layoffs, and emphasizes growth with quality development under prudent controls. He brings 25 years in city management and pledges citizen involvement as Scottsdale seeks a clearer future.

Franklin D. Aleshire Aleshire Evn Scottsdale San Diego County

St Luke's unveils north Phoenix hospital plan

St Luke's Hospital Medical Center proposes a 216 bed facility in northeast Phoenix with a $20 million budget. The plan lists Scottsdale Paradise Valley sites and notes coordination with downtown hospitals to meet growing suburban health needs.

Phoenix St. Luke’s Hospital Medical Center Scottsdale Paradise Valley Jim Davis Maricopa Comprehensive Health Brian C. Lockwood St. Luke's St. Luke’s Scottsdale-Paradise Valley North Scottsdale Associates Kaiser-Aetna Pima Road Shea Boulevard Daycor Associates Scottsdale- Paradise Valley Alfred Mutchnik Canada McCormick Ranch Fountain Hills Scottsdale Memorial Hospital

Senator to open housing hearing in Arizona

Senator James Abourezk will chair emergency hearings on Indian housing conditions in Arizona at Scottsdale Community College. Gerald Anton will welcome Abourezk, with testimony from Indian community leaders, housing officials, and 17 involved communities.

Arizona Scottsdale Community College James Abourezk D-S. D Senate Gerald Anton Salt River Inter-Tribal Council Abourezk SCC Turquoise Room Anton Washington

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