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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1972
Page
3
A Scottsdale Daily Progress item notes an estate sale set for Saturday June 17 1972. Details include location in Scottsdale and items available from the estate.
Switzerland in Arizona near Payson expands since 1968 under Barney Swartwood of Suburban Developers Inc. The 600 acre project blends Swiss architecture with chalets retirement homes and mobiles. Over 600 homesites sold, over 200 residences built, with strict style rules and amenities including a Swiss motel and clock tower centerpiece.
The San Francisco cooperative housed in an old candy factory turns a vacant warehouse into a self sufficient community. Members Ralph Ray and Sherry repurpose skills from architecture to plumbing building with turf roofs while rejecting conventional salary norms and outside services. The group stresses shared work hours and continuous use of space despite code conformity.
A damaged OCR fragment presents partial phrases with no clear event. readable items include scattered words and repeated patterns suggesting a dated note but lacks identifiable persons, places, or actions for a full news card.
The Southern Arizona Building and Construction Trades Council approved a 13 point plan to curb nonunion employers infiltrating Arizona. President Horace Bounds said cooperation with both workers and management is key to countering underbidding and bases of operation from Texas and New Mexico, while maintaining wages and benefits. The council represents about 7,000 workers in southern Arizona.
James M Woodard discusses home burglary risks and prevention steps for travelers including neighbor checks and securing apartments with strong lighting. The piece notes earthquake assessment services by California firms, potential insurance benefits, and a reader Q and A on traffic solutions and a proposed monorail town near Washington D C with 29 000 residents and nine transit stations.
A Phoenix site on the west side of Scottsdale Road in the 13000 block covers twenty five acres divided into 401 lots. Each lot has a minimum of 24 000 square feet and buyers will enjoy horse villages. The unusual design features dramatic vaulted ceilings and exceptionally livable floor plans raise questions about costs and the need for boxlike housing.
Instructors are Tealbert A. Fletcher and a president of the program. The note outlines the real estate 298 experience level and credits held by the teaching staff.
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