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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1967
Page
1
A disrupted post show scene mentions a boy injured by fireworks and scattered phrases about medical aid and local people. The garbled text references names and places but lacks coherent facts or dates to establish a clear report.
Fragmentary text shows a former student and retiree asking questions about a local matter. Many words are garbled and names and places are unclear, making it difficult to extract coherent facts or identify individuals or events.
Scottsdale voters may see a November 7 vote on a city charter revision after a lengthy 16 year study by the Charter Review Committee led by Ally George Song. The changes include four year council terms with staggered elections, residency requirements for city employees, and longer reading periods for ordinances. The full council will review proposals before deciding which to place on the ballot.
A November 7 election will decide whether a convenience shopping center is built near Scottsdale Road and Chaparral. the city council approved the measure 6 to 0 amid debate over master plan references and funding. Local residents like Nick Fernald welcomed the unanimity, while others urged a broader educational campaign before the vote.
An undated report describes tensions over Jerusalem as leaders, including Yigal Allon, confront regional anger from Muslims and Arabs. The piece notes warning from officials and reactions abroad while authorities debate the citys status and sacred significance.
Fragmentary text references middle school, events, individuals, and dates but is largely unreadable. It mentions people like Wil and Holker, possible track or sale notes, and scattered names, with no coherent event or outcome clearly identifiable.
National Safety Council reports 722 Americans killed on roads during the July Fourth period, the highest toll for a holiday weekend. Call for tougher enforcement, improved roads and stricter laws. Also from Texas the White House urges UN Security Council consideration for Arab Israel issues. Pentagon denies Radio Hanoi report of U.S. prisoner deaths. Vietnam broadcast claimed a Marine capture and death.
PurGENIX The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors directs County Manager to hire an architect to design a county dog pound on county land in southwest Phoenix after protests over overcrowding at the current facility. Hayden Junction man bonds total 11000 released on open murder charge and assault with deadly weapon.
The Phoenix City Council expressed interest in buying property around the site of the proposed city convention center. The land would be used for future expansion and for a tourism information center and transportation hub. The planning commission recommended purchase extending from the convention center to the railroad tracks.
Public hearing precedes final approval of Scottsdale School Districts record high 17.0 million budget. Hearing set for tomorrow at 8 30 p.m. in Scottsdale High School cafeteria. The budget raises the tax rate from 6 69 to 8 20 per 10 assessed valuation with a major 1 351 068 allocation for teachers salaries and added 84 certified personnel and 301 521 for classified staff.
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