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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1976

Page

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Viking 1 lands on Mars in historic success

Viking 1 touched down on Mars at 4 53 a m MST after a 213 million mile journey. The beaming images showed the surface under one lander leg at Chryse Planitia as scientists celebrate with President Ford praising the achievement as a remarkable milestone.

Pasadena Calif America Mars Red Planet Viking Thomas Mutch Jet Propulsion Laboratory Chryse Planitia Earth Ford

Paradise Valley to limit structure heights to 30 feet plan

Paradise Valley planning commission will consider a proposed amendment lowering the height limit from 100 feet to 30 feet for structures including antennas chimneys and spires. The measure follows an Arizona Court of Appeals ruling involving a 90 foot ham radio tower linked to Lindberg. A special use permit may still exceed 30 feet. The panel will also review Indian Bend Wash development rules and a time extension request from Scottsdale Seven for Alamos Village Resort permits.

Paradise Valley Planning and Zoning Commission Arizona Court of Appeals Invergordon Road Lincoln Drive Oscar Butt Butt Carl Lindberg Lindberg Orchid Lane Maricopa County State Court of Appeals Parti Cular Indian Bend Scottsdale Seven Alamos Village

Faults Won't Stop Orme Dam Bureau Says

The U S Bureau of Reclamation official said faults near the Orme Dam site will not prevent construction. Project manager Clifford Pugh emphasized geological problems are unlikely to halt the project, noting design errors could cause failures. The debate arose after the Bureau of Mines questioned why geological data were omitted from environmental reviews.

Orme Bureau Orme Dam U.S. Bureau of Reclamation Clifford Pugh Arizona Bureau of Mines Eagles Environment Pugh Paul Wold William Dresher The Dresher

Ford claims more delegates in bid for GOP nomination

President Ford's campaign announced 16 additional Republican convention delegates on Tuesday. The gains include two from Virginia and seven from Suffolk County New York, with two more uncommitted delegates from South Carolina joining Ford shortly after.

Washington Ford Ronald Reagan Virginia Suffolk County N.Y South Carolina

Senate Extends Individual Tax Cuts through 1977

The Senate approved extending the 1976 individual tax cuts until December 31 1977 by a 66 to 28 vote. Senator James B Allen of Alabama pushed an amendment beyond the Finance Committee plan and it was added to a broader tax revision bill expected to pass by September 1.

Washington Senate James B. Allen D-Ala Finance Committee

Thirteen Polish Rioters Sentenced Over Ursus Riots

In Warsaw and Ursus a total of thirteen workers received prison terms from three to ten years for taking part in June riots that blocked a railway line and derailed a locomotive. Seven were convicted of damaging state property and obstructing railroad traffic with no injuries reported.

Warsaw Poland Ursus

Egypt Boycott Drops 29 Nations In Montreal Games

Egypt pulled out of the Olympic Games today leaving 2,500 fans waiting at the Etienne Desmarteau Arena as the Egyptian basketball team did not appear for the Italy game. The boycott raises the total to 29 nations.

Montreal Egypt Etienne Desmarteau Italy

Evacuation From Lebanon Delayed Amid Fighting

U S Embassy postpones the evacuation of Americans from Lebanon indefinitely due to fighting on the Damascus route. A convoy may be organized later if security improves or sea or air evacuation could occur. About 143 Americans and 266 others signed up for the convoy.

Beirut Lebanon U.S Damascus

Barking Dog Ordinance Hearing Delayed

City council delayed tonight's public hearing on the barking dog ordinance and will not consider revisions until the Aug. 17 meeting. Staff was asked to draft a revised text and gather public input, but heavy public input requires more time to consult involved parties.

Weather outlook: warm days with isolated evening storms

Mostly sunny and seasonably warm today and tomorrow with a slight chance of evening thundershowers and possible blowing dust. Highs near 104, lows around 80. Rain chances at about 10 percent this evening.

McCormick Ranch Road Trade Proposal Debated by City Council

Kaiser Aetna seeks to swap Pima Road improvements for Hayden Road extension in McCormick Ranch. Council to study stipulations, set Jan 1 1977 deadline, and review alternatives while keeping Pima resurfacing bid on the agenda.

McCormick Ranch Hayden Road Kaiser Aetna Pima Road Hayden Shea Boulevard de Ventura Lake Equestrian Indian Bend Road Paradise Park Trails Pima Inner Circle Drive Via de Ventura Nesbitt Contracting Co

Paradise Valley to gain 24 hour paramedic unit

Phoenix council informal vote approves a Kord's Ambulance paramedic unit for the Paradise Valley area starting Sept 1 while a permanent Station 27 rescue unit is planned. The unit will operate 24 hours with two paramedics and will not transport patients, cost 4000 dollars monthly.

Paradise Valley Phoenix Kord’s Ambulance Co Kord 32Nd St Steve Jensen St. Luke’s Hospital Richard Fay Universal Kord’s Phoenix Aaa Jim Rhones General Services Ray Fire Department G. G Jack” Holzner Jon Altmann Scottsdale Herb Drinkwater Altmann 71St Street Mercer Lane

Lang seeks Scottsdale MCCCD District 2 board seat

Richard Lang, 23, SCC graduate and former student body president, is the third person to file for the Scottsdale-area MCCCD District 2 seat. Lang describes himself as a tentative candidate and vows to keep the board open to the public if elected. The seat vacancy is held by Kenneth Badertscher. other candidates are Gary Deonise and Barbara Hitchcock.

Scottsdale Community College Scottsdale-area Maricopa County Lang Phoenix Area Kenneth Badertscher Gary Deonise

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