Paradise Valley's Independent Town Strength Shapes Growth
Barbara von Ammen leads Paradise Valley as mayor after championing incorporation in 1961. Residents demand minimal government while preserving desert life, water and waste services are community driven, and future development focuses on pure resort hotels and careful zoning amid eight years of growth.
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Barbara von Ammen
Paradise Valley
Philip
Phoenix
Doubletree Road
Sky Ee
Board of Adjustments
von Ammon
vonAmmon
Tatum Boulevard
Lincoln
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Road
Indian Bend Wash
Wash
Paradise
Margaret Hance
Women How to make it in the business world
The article discusses barriers and progress for women in business ending with practical tips. It cites the Future Business Leaders of America electing a woman president and advises readers to refer qualified women for openings and maintain a list of capable female candidates for opportunities.
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Janet Lowe
Women progress and action urged in advertising award shift
The Western States Advertising Agency Association renamed its Man of the Year Award Advertising Award of the Year and honored two women executives. The piece notes ongoing complaints from women entering business about lack of enforcement of affirmative action and few training roles, urging networking, child care cooperation, flexible hours, and support among working mothers to improve advancement for women.
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Western States Advertising Agency Association
Glamour Magazine
Glamour
Widows' Guild Plans Bicentennial Luncheon
The Widows' Guild hosts a Bicentennial luncheon at 12 30 p m at Neptunes Table 702 W Camelback Rd. Reservations through Mrs Jerome Weiss of Scottsdale.
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Widows’ Guild
Neptunes Table
W. Camelback Rd
Jerome Weiss
Scottsdale
Summer Dangers to Animals Warned by NYC Vet Chief
Dr William Kay of the Animal Medical Center warns that thousands of dogs and cats may die this summer due to owner neglect or carelessness. Heat prostration from over exercise and heat exposure can kill quickly. do not leave dogs in cars. Use a thermometer, cool with water, and keep pets leashed in public areas.
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New York
William Kay
Animal Medical Center
Kay
Vocal strain in children risks lasting hoarseness
About three million American children ages 5 to 17 have vocal problems from overuse or abuse of the voice. Repeated shouting or imitating loud sounds can create small nodules on vocal cords, causing persistent hoarseness and possible long term voice damage. Encourage normal speech and listen to reduce shouting.
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