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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1962
Page
1
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Governor Paul Fannin notes potential tax shifts to ease home owner burdens while lawmakers discuss raising tobacco taxes and school funding to cover revenue gaps. Committee actions suspend appearance, with plans to designate political advertising party designations and appoint a state water engineer.
The French government orders a broad crackdown on the outlawed OAS amid rising violence linked to Algeria cease-fire developments. Police report over 60 OAS members arrested in the past week as cabinet officials vow an all-out struggle. The move follows the rebel Algerian govt in Tunis claiming freedom to push peace talks and a cease-fire in the seven year war.
County Treasurer Foote announces second half 1961 property tax due by May 7. Postmark by the date to avoid 10 percent interest. bring first half receipt or call for copy if lost. Only 60 percent of the $50 million levy paid to date, covering state, school and special funds.
Group discusses travel plans and organization in a concise meeting note with emphasis on future trips and coordination among participants. No specific dates or destinations are provided in the readable text.
A.G. Edwards & Sons acts as underwriter for Southwest Protection Associates Inc offering 150000 6 percent convertible common stock in a public offering. The document notes the corporation participates in sports, including family friendly activities, though details are fragmented.
A local citizens group adjourned its meeting without a stated outcome. No further details were provided about agenda items or next steps.
Fragmentary notes describe Latin rhythms and a performer linked with Abbe Larie’s husband. The text praises style over singing, mentioning Arno man with curly hair who can snap fingers, while odd phrases hint at social chatter and stage presence.
A fragment notes witnesses say the quake shook a house including remarks from Mrs. Ivan Church while crews reported no damage or injuries despite the tremor.
The legislature faces a heated debate over homeowner tax burden with calls for a statewide property valuation. A special study committee with equal majority and minority representation was appointed to present a solution in 10 days after stalled bills failed to move in the seventh week. The Governor urged action and emphasized protecting homeowners while addressing state needs.
United Steelworkers President David J. McDonald and negotiator R. Conrad Cooper spoke after midweek sessions in Pinsburgh, saying no definite progress statements are possible yet. The talks center on a potential deal for about 430,000 basic steel workers.
The Boston Red Sox were officially welcomed to Scottsdale with a cocktail party at the Valley Ho Hotel. Hotel manager Bobby Foehl and Scottsdale Chamber members hosted the event. Dick O Connell, the club’s vice-president, led the guest list.
In Plemcen a police commissioner was shot and killed amid fresh clashes as protesters demonstrations against bombings turn violent. Arabs hurled bottles and stones at embattled police units as early morning curfew was staged. The toll in Algeria since January 1 climbs to about 1,243 dead and 2,111 wounded.
The first information center for heart patients at Arizona State University Tempe is established. An information operator, Adis. Charles Conley, will handle telephone inquiries to distribute medical data and assist emergency access. The center formed from a Tempe Heart Committee subcommittee.
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