01 Jun 1961
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1961
Page
1
City council members debated a regional shopping center proposal with Commercial B zoning and potential annexation ties. Officials and stakeholders discussed conditions and objections, including a pledge to exclude listed objectionable businesses if the center is approved.
Arcadia seniors Joanne Thornton Pat Childers and Lynn Finell, and Scottsdale High valedictorian Shirley, Salutatorian Judy Pederson, and senior Dick Burdette will give talks on idealism realism and responsibility. Parents listed with addresses accompany each speaker as diplomas are handed out.
Dick Burdette and Judy Pederson defend values at Scottsdale High School graduation. Shirley Eby and top scholars join as speakers. They note teens spend on cars and clothes, parents fund much of it, and some would rather work and earn than attend college.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a railroad matter tied to state law and apparent restrictions. The readable portion mentions trees bears and a prohibition by state law, suggesting a municipal or regulatory context without clear specifics.
A group approves the Presidents position to encourage civilian leaders to raise funds to buy tractors to be exchanged for prisoners. The decision supports a plan to use agricultural equipment as part of the prisoner exchange effort.
The Scottsdale City Council passed an emergency curfew ordinance for youths under 18 tonight from 10 p m to 3 30 a m with allowances for emergencies or justified business. Violations may lead to custody at a police station, parent citation, fines, or up to 30 days imprisonment. The vote was unanimous with little discussion.
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