Design Review Board to consider 880 apartments in Scottsdale
The city design review board meets this afternoon at 5 p.m. to evaluate the architectural plans for 880 proposed apartment units in 13 high rise buildings on the northwest corners of Hayden and Camelback Roads. The decision could permit Winkel Ocol rata and the Scottsdale Typewriter at 2620 North Scottsdale Road.
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Dennis Carroll
Design Review Board
Hayden and
Camelback Roads
Driver in collision with fire truck in Scottsdale
A car collision with a Scottsdale fire truck Saturday left driver George Kilpatrick in fair condition at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Kilpatrick was cited for failing to yield to an emergency vehicle. His wife Margaret was also injured and listed in satisfactory condition.
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Scottsdale Baptists Hospital
George Kilpatrick
Mariposa
Scottsdale
Dee Way
Five Wranglerettes
Spradlings
Mohe Wranglerettes
Spradling
Kilpatrick
Hayden and Indian School
Margaret
Baptist Hospital
Scottsdale Community College Summer Session Enrollment
About 325 students enrolled for the first summer session at Scottsdale Community College as 15 sections run, nine by day and six at night. Co director Eugene Gyurko said enrollment neared the minimum target, with a projected range of 300 to 700. A second session starts July 19.
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Scottsdale Community College
Eugene Gyurko
Gyurkov
Power outage hits Scottsdale Airport brief
A brief power failure affected Scottsdale Airport Monday evening around 6 p.m. Officials reported no accidents or incidents due to the outage and the cause remained undetermined at the time.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale teachers approve negotiations package vote
Teachers return 552 of about 1,100 ballots in favor of accepting a negotiated package with the Scottsdale Education Association and school board. The plan uses the board salary schedule, starting at 6650 and averaging 11341 with higher figures for experience. If the board changes the agreement, the SEA may require another vote.
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Larry Ross
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Education ‘Association
SEA
Gerry Nagle
Nagle
The
District Education Center
House approves 2 billion public works bill for jobs
United Press International reports the House approved a public works bill totaling 2 billion to fund sewer, hospital, and municipal projects in areas with high unemployment. The measure is part of a 5.4 billion package including Appalachia aid and continuation of the Economic Development Act, with the federal government paying 80 percent of project costs.
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House
Appalachia
Brandt Nixon Talks Focus On European War Costs
West German Chancellor Willy Brandt met President Nixon in Washington to discuss U S troops in Europe and foreign exchange losses. Bonn offered about 27 million dollars under U S request for West Germany to bear roughly 80 percent of dollar costs of maintaining U S forces in Germany.
Egyptian PM summons cabinet over Middle East crisis
Egyptian Prime Minister Mahmoud Fawzi convened his cabinet to discuss the Middle East tensions after Israel Defence Minister Dayan warned war could be imminent following a guerrilla attack on an Israeli tanker. Egypt placed its Suez Canal force on full alert.
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Mahmoud Fawzi
Middle East
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Egypt
Suez Canal
Justice Department seeks restraining order on Times Vietnam docs
The U S Justice Department asked a New York court for a temporary restraining order to stop The New York Times from further publication of top secret Vietnam war documents. The Times declined to halt voluntarily, arguing disclosure serves the public interest.
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Justice Department Today
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the Times
Pentagon
Nixon Picks Robert Froehlke for Army Secretary
A close ally of Pentagon chief Melvin Laird, Robert Froehlke was nominated to succeed Stanley Resor as Secretary of the Army. Resor resigned to return to private business after six years in the post.
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Pentagon
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Army
Nixon
Robert Froehlke
Stanley Resor
Resor
Driver in nursery crash arraignment delayed
Raymond Shimek 51 faces vehicular manslaughter driving while intoxicated and leaving the scene after his car crashed into Kiddie Kampus nursery playground killing Chris Betterbush 9. The incident injured Charles Kay 44 and another child while Cami Webb 3 escaped. Arraignment postponed to 11:30 a.m. Tuesday in Scottsdale Justice Court.
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Scottsdale
Justice Cour
Raymond Shimek
Hayden Road
Chris
Betterbush
McDowell Regional Park Comes Under County Control
McDowell Regional Park totaling 15 741 acres near the northeast of here becomes property of the Maricopa County Parks and Recreation system under a federal lease. The purchase, part of a 20 203 acre deal at 2.50 per acre, expands county lands including Buckeye and Lake Pleasant.
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McDowell Regional Park
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Maricopa County
United States
McDowell Park
Sunny Heatwave Today and Wednesday Forecast
The forecast calls for sunny and hot conditions today and Wednesday with highs around 106 degrees. Lows tonight are expected near 70 degrees.
Scottsdale private summer school breaks even despite cancellations
About 1,430 students enrolled in the first session of Scottsdale's private corporation summer school which aims to break even. Dr Norman White reports a cash balance of 3335 dollars after refunds and 53 756 dollars income with 50 421 dollars commitments. 51 teachers taught 22 high school courses and 12 elementary courses. Registration for the second session runs June 28 to July 2 with classes starting July 7.
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Scottsdale
Corporation
Summer School
Richard Hughes
Norman White
Tecorporation
White
Hughes
Scottsdale considers towing service regulation overhaul
The City Council is set to approve an ordinance regulating towing services to curb overcharging and curb rotation abuses. It will require rate-change approvals and verify wrecker company registrations to prevent name duplication. Also on tonight’s agenda are housing projects, sewer assessments, use permits, liquor licenses, plumbing code adoption, street and curb rules, city fund investment options, and higher subdivision filing fees.
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Corporation Commission
Tela Vista
Granite Reef and
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Planning Commission
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Jaycees
76Th St
van Buren
Samuel Piazza
Isle of Capri
E. Roosevelt
John Greer
el Jardin
Scottsdale Road
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