McKellips route favored for Papago Freeway in Scottsdale decision
A Scottsdale school official says the McKellips Road path would cause little school disruption, while the South McDowell option would divide three elementary districts Supai Yavapai and Apache. The Miller study priced McKellips at 59.6 million and South McDowell at 66.1 million.
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Papago
Scottsdale
McDowell
Thomas Townzen
Roosevelt
Supai
Yavapai
Apache
McDowell Road
Townton
South McDowell
Townten
Miller
Thomas Road
Salt River
Rural Fire Department members excel in Hollergak contests
Chief Pete Es and Rural Fire Department crews enjoyed a strong weekend at Hollergak winning two hose coupling trophies in the fire marshal contest. Teams led by Bill Sckell with John Chase earned second and Paul Tinall with Chuck Kalinowski earned third. a bucket brigade of Frank Roush Ron Butler Paul Tinall and John Chase also triumphed. Chief Lou Witzeman finished as the upset loser in the Chief’s Challenge after a tough high pressure hose duel that left him with a sore toe and a lost toenail.
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Rural Fire Department
Aretty
Hollergak
Bill Sckell
John Chase
Paul Tinall
Chuck Kalinowski
Sckell
Tinall
Kalinowski
Bucket Brigade
Frank Roush
Ron Butler
Lou Witzeman
Witzeman
Lake Field
Indochina fighting centers near Phnom Penh with heavy losses
Reports from Saigon state fierce clashes 10 miles northeast of Phnom Penh as Cambodian forces suffer 80 casualties or injuries in a nine to eleven day battle against North Vietnamese Ninth Division. Vatican and Israel mention cease-fire talks and canal reopening conditions. Pentagon-Lockheed sign pact fixes C5A jet production costs at $200 million.
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Saigon
Indochina
Phnom
Penh
North Vietnam
Tel Aviv
Egypt
United States
Suez Canal
Israel
Lockheed-Pentagon
Washington
Lockheed Aircraft Corporation
Pentagon
Sanitation Workers Join NYC Wildcat Strike
Sanitation workers in New York City join wildcat walkouts causing daily dumping of about 1.3 billion gallons of raw sewage into waterways and halted garbage collection. Officials say there is no health threat to residents.
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New York
New York City
Environmental Protection ‘Department
Scottsdale coaches threaten mass resignations over strike pay
About 65 Scottsdale coaches threaten to resign and possibly sue over a $925.94 docked extra pay tied to a district strike. District officials say resignations have not occurred and contracts were not yet sent out while rumors spread.
Planning Commission Hears Two of Five Site Plans Tonight
The Planning Commission will discuss two of five formal site plan items at 8 p.m. in City Hall. One proposal seeks a 190 unit apartment on the west side of the Arizona Canal near Chaparral, previously delayed from May 25. Other items include a 170 unit condominium complex near Orange Tree Shopping Center and an addition to Scott Toyota facilities on McDowell Road, all to be continued.
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Planning” Commission
City Hall
Arizona Canal
Chaparral
Orange Tree
Indian School
Granite Reef
Scott Toyota
E. McDowell Road
Granite Reef and
Thomas
Hayden and Thomas
Scottsdale weighs second water company purchase
The Scottsdale City Council may discuss informally tonight the potential purchase of Ocotillo Water Company north of the Arizona Canal and west of Pima Road. City manager Dale Carter says no price has been set. The council will also formalize a $1.03 per $100 tax rate for 1971-72, maintaining the rate amid a $9.237 million budget. Robert Kratzer is expected to attend. Kratzer objects to a cross street requirement for a nearby 10-acre subdivision.
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Scottsdale
Ocotillo Water Company
Roadrunner Country Club
Arizona Canal
Pima Road
Dale Carter
Carter
Indian Bend Water Company
Mt. Cormick Ranch
Kaiser Aetna
Cartér
Robert Kratzer
Shea- Scottsdale
Kratzer
Scottsdale council weighs McCormick Park plans and funding
City manager Dale Carter outlined McCormick Park options including remodeling for a Public Careers Training Program funded by labor grants a Fine Arts office and an Ecology Study Center dependent on HEW environmental education funds. The town plans 750000 in parks bonds and seeks federal matching funds while prioritizing population centers.
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Scottsdale
McCormick Park
Dale Carter
Carter
Guy Stillman
Fowler McCormick
Stillman
McCommick
Indian Bend Road
Scottsdale Road
Department of Labor
Fine Arts Commission
Indian Bend Wash
Scottsdale teachers to receive contracts for 1970-71
Contracts prepared for about 1,180 Scottsdale teachers set base salary at 6650 with additional 40 plus non salary items to be covered in a separate agreement. Forms to be mailed today and returned within a month. SEA has issued ballots to teachers while district board considers the items. Dr. Emil Sarpa notes action possible on the agreement at tonight's informational meeting.
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Scottsdale
N.44th St
Sarpa
Scottsdale Education Association
SEA
Summer school orientation schedules released
Summer school begins with an orientation assembly at 7 a m for high school students at Coronado High School. Driver education theater arts and auto mechanics students are excused. They go directly to classes at Scottsdale High School. Elementary students report at 8 a m at Paiute School.
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Coronado High School
Scottsdale High School
Paiute
Land owners can fight improvement district formation
Gordon Robbins explains the district formation process from filing an ordinance of intention to construction bids and protests. It outlines protest windows, bonding, and assessment methods based on benefit, with specific notes on sewers, sidewalks, streetlights, and differing city practices in Scottsdale and Phoenix.
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Gordon Robbins
Scottsdale
Tannella
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Scottsdale Coaches’ Association
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Robert Hunsaker
Hunsaker
Kearney
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Environmental Education Act
Phoenix
Iannella
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