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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1961

Page

3

Desert lovers watch dream taking form at Carefree

A 1200 acre desert community near Scottsdale grows under K T Palmer and Tom Darlington. Developers plan a resort hotel, 18 hole golf course, sundial centerpiece, air strip, water system, and commercial center with banks and studios. Homes range from one to two acres with prices starting around 2800 dollars.

Katy Scottsdale Pinnacle Peak Carefree K. T. Palmer Tom Darlington Pima Plaza Palmer Darlington Palo Verde Lane Cave Creek New Black Mountain Lake Pleasant Phoenix Carefree Development Company Sundial Buffet Valley Center Valley National Bank Craftsman H. Vincent Allen and Associates Billy Burk Bloody Basin Sidewinder Roads New International Restaurant Joe Wong Win Schuyler Restaurant Organization Marshall Mich Black Mountain

Court Upholds Zoning Action in Phoenix Area

The Arizona Supreme Court upheld Phoenix city zoning in the 25th Place and Thomas Road area, reversing a Superior Court ruling. The decision finds the commercial zoning consistent with the city plan and not spot zoning, for the annexed area from 1955.

Phoenix UPI State Supreme Court High Court 25Th Place Thomas Road Supreme Court

Parents hold faith Bruce Kremen will return

In Granada Hills California Bruce Kremen a nine year old boy who vanished in Angeles National Forest while hiking with YMCA leaders a year ago is presumed missing with his mother and family clinging to hope. Police say the case remains open and search efforts totaling about 3000 volunteers and deputies have yielded no clues. Other youngsters disappeared in the same forest in 1956 and 1957 leading families to suspect kidnapping.

Bruce Angeles National Forest Young Men’s Christian Association Joseph Kremen Kremens Jeffrey Gliff C. D. Fontaine Sheriff’s Juvenile Bureau Brenda Howell Donnie Baker Tommy Bowman

House Committee Okays Tax Withholding to Fund Business Break

The House Ways and Means Committee tentatively approves a plan to withhold 16.23 percent of interest and dividend payments to recoup tax losses. Banks and corporations would remit the funds, with some taxpayers receiving refunds and others owing more taxes. The measure aims to offset 537 million annually and may be folded into a broader tax revision by August.

Washington API House House Ways & Means Senate Treasury Kennedy

Charge Filed In Road Deaths In Arizona

Riley Lee 25 of Cibecue faced manslaughter charges in the deaths of his two children Nathaniel 3 months and Benjamin 2 and highway department employee Horis Wilson 45 of Pinetop. Bond set at 1000 by U S Commissioner Carey B Wilson.

Phoenix UPI Riley Lee Cibecue Highway Department U.S Carey B. Wilson Lee Nathaniel Benjamin Horis Wilson

Mail Clerk Who Robbed Bank Draws Startling Reactions

New York police say Joseph McGowan a 53 year old mail clerk attempted to rob a bank. Fellow workers raised 300 dollars for him and the firm’s board kept his job open and pledged a substantial family gift. A bondsman posted 2500 bail and waived fees while awaiting grand jury action. Iona College waived tuition for his son Gerald amid talk of his modest wages and rising costs. McGowan was captured 15 minutes after showing a note claiming dynamite and a bag of fake sticks. Gerald’s college issue is noted with sympathy as McGowan’s wife left court with him signaling possible further developments.

New York UPI Joseph McGowan McGowan Iona College Gerald Iowa College Gerald McGowan Court

Bookie Drops Tax Charge in Phoenix Suit

A former Phoenix bookie Jack Showell and his wife Dorothy agreed to drop a 1955 suit against the federal government over a $2217 tax refund. The action ended after a similar case against the plaintiff failed, noting Showell’s past links to gambling figures Gus Greenbaum and Jim Aaron.

Phoenix UPI Jack Showell Dorothy U.S James Brosnahan Showell Charles Greenbaum Gus Greenbaum Jimmy Aaron

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