ZACC seeks signatures to halt Scottsdale commercial zoning
Zoning Alert Citizens Committee plans initiative petitions to block commercial zoning in three areas including Lincoln and Scottsdale Rds and Chaparral Rd in Villa Monterey. They expect about 800 signatures, presenting them to the city council mid July. The issue centers on North Scottsdale Rd with developer Mike Fennell who aims for a convenience center. opposed zoning changes spark talk of broader commercial expansion.
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Zoning Alert Citizens Committee
Scottsdale
ZACC
Uge Pauamanerisd
Caywood
Monterey
North
Scottsdale Rd
N. Scottsdale Rd
Mike Fennell
Lincoln and
Scottsdale Rds
Fennell
Progresa
Israel moves to annex Old City of Jerusalem
Israel pressed ahead with plans to annex the Old City without a peace settlement with Arab states. Premier Eshkol’s cabinet prepared a bill to absorb the former Jordanian sector, while UN talks and direct negotiations drew worldwide scrutiny. France warned against recognizing new frontiers without broad international agreement.
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Jerusalem
Levi Eshkol
Knesset
United Nations
U.N. General Assembly
Soviet Union
France
Middle East
Man Discovers Lost Spider Monkey In Arizona Yard
Bill Van Loo of Phoenix finds a small spider monkey in his backyard along with his sons and a friend attempting to capture it. The animal wore a collar and sparked calls to the Phoenix Zoo, which showed little interest. The monkey now stays in the storage room as owners seek its rightful home.
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Arizona
Bill van Loo
Allen
Mike
Tom
Richard Fairall
Richard
van Loo
Phoenix Zoo
van ‘Loo
Scottsdale Board weighs raises for principals and substitutes
The Scottsdale Board of Education meets at 8 p.m. to review salary schedules for principals, assistant principals and substitutes, including raises for 1967–68 and 1968–69 and a substitute rate hike from 18 to 20 dollars a day. The board also considers raises for secretarial clerical staff, a 30 cent hourly across the board for cafeteria workers, and a seven double unit portable classroom lease totaling 103,749 dollars.
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Scottsdale Board of Education
Scottsdale School District
Longmark Manufacturing Corp., Inc
Ground broken for Scottadala Baptist Hospital addition
Ground was broken this morning on a $500000 addition to Scottadala Baptist Hospital. The 34 bed expansion will be built to the south of the current building by Cane Construction Co. of Phoenix. Construction began with a ceremony attended by hospital officials and city representatives.
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Scottadala Baptist Hospital
Cane Struction Co
Phoenix
City pledges fixes after slurry paving complaints
Residents of Sherwood Acres led by John H. Glenn voiced satisfaction as Public Works Director Marc Stragler assured corrective action on slurry coating of Scottsdale streets. The Slurry Seal Co of Arizona will be ordered to repair sections flagged by residents who criticized the paving as substandard.
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Scotisdale
John H. Glenn
I. Vernon
Scottsdale teachers pick new officers and seek elections
The Scottsdale Federation of Teachers AFL CIO announces plans to petition the Scottsdale School Board this fall for elections to seat teacher representation in the high school and elementary districts. Joe Esile, 36, newly elected president, says two elections will decide who speaks for about 1,100 teachers. If elected, the group will push for a collective bargaining contract.
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Scottsdale School Board
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SFT
Scottsdale Education Association
Besile
Scottsdale
Saguaro High School
Esile
Esila
Larry Bell
Bell
Coronado
Ken Leake
Scottsdale High School
Dee Ray Bayless
Hohokam School
Don Nordlund
Soloma School
John Jones
Phyllis Schoolitz
Mohave School
George Vemich
Walt Hoffman
Saguaro
Debs Valentine
Jim Bacon
White station wagon damages slurry coated Weldon roadway
Residents report a white station wagon drove onto the closed Weldon street west of Granite Reef Rd and caused extensive damage to a freshly slurry coated 476 foot roadway. Scottsdale Police filed a malicious mischief report and the city may need resurfacing at added cost.
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Granite Reef Rd
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Scottsdale
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Thursday in the news from United Press International
A UPI roundup summarizes events from the day across political, social and international fronts. The brief notes key developments and notable statements shaping global and domestic discourse.
Kosygin to Head Soviet UN Delegation on Middle East Session
Moscow announces Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin will lead the Soviet delegation to the United Nations General Assembly on the Middle East. The move follows the Security Council rejecting a Soviet resolution condemning Israel and a push to call an emergency General Assembly session.
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Kremlin
Alexei Kosygin
General Assembly
Russia
Security Council
Israel
Middle East
Soviet Union
Property owners may apply for full cash value under reappraisal
Beginning today property owners in Phoenix may apply in writing for the full cash value assigned to their holdings under the new property reappraisal program. A joint legislative committee will meet Monday to start discussing tax assessment formulas under the program.
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Phoenix
Regents' view on Kidd estate called sound by professor
Washington University philosophy chair Dr. Richard Rudner testified today that the State Board of Regents opinions in the James Kidd case are sound and cogent. He supported the regents in the estate dispute over Kidd's endowment for research into the human soul in Phoenix.
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Phoenix
Washington University
State Board of Regents
James Kidd
Richard Rudner
Regents
Kidd
Mystery Sleepin g Bag Stolen in Sheridan Yard
In Sheridan 6637 1, Conwall reported a missing sleeping bag from a clothesline after a windstorm. Detective Phil Mitchell traced clues to Mrs Judy Kemp at 6838 E Vernon who claimed she saw no one, while the bag later reappeared in the Knox yard. Mitchell puzzled over a dust devil causing the theft.
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Sheridan
Phil Mitchell
Judy Kemp
E. Vernon
Douglas
Conwall
Mitchell
Ingleside
Rehoal
Knox's
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