Public hearing planned on new service station criteria
A hearing likely March 28 will review proposed city use permit criteria for service stations. The plan, discussed by the planning commission for seven months, covers layout, lot size, location, and sale of allied items. Proposals include landscape requirements, unique designs, setback rules, and minimum site distances from residential zones and public facilities.
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City Planting Commission
Richard McIntire
YMCA Spring Class Schedule Offers Wide Range
YMCA announces eight week spring programs for adults and youth starting the week of March 90. Courses include French Spanish art drawing painting sewing golf self defense ballroom dancing folk guitar and more with youth programs at Scottsdale contact 945-6351.
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YMCA
Indian art exhibit to open at Scottsdale show
More than 1 500 examples of Native American art from tribes from Florida to Alaska will be displayed at the sixth Scottsdale National Indian Arts Exhibition starting Saturday at the Executive House. Activities include demonstrations by Mary Bercier Vincent Dawhongo and Jack Lee along with a Readers Digest Foundation writing contest offering 500 in awards. Admission is 1 for adults 50 cents for children and 75 cents for students with hours 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. A separate House bill would designate John F Kennedy birthplace in Brookline Massachusetts as a national historic site.
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North America
Scottsdale
Executive House
Florida
Kimos
Alaska
Mary Bercier
Vincent Dawhongo
Jack Lee
Reader's Digest Foundation
Washington
UPI
Brookline
Mass
John F. Kennedy
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
At & Beals St
Boston
Motorola Sued by Phoenix Dealer Over Unfair Competition
John Adamo, owner of a Phoenix company, files a $200,000 unfair competition suit against Motorola Inc. He alleges the firm sells its seta to its employer below dealer prices and violated state fair trade laws. Adamo began his franchise about a month ago without prior notice.
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Motorola Inc
Phoenix
John Adamo
Adamo
Motorola
Printing costs drop for government currency notes
The Bureau of Engraving and Printing said 1968 output of 2,281,648,000 notes cost $19,206,344, or 0.642 cents per note, down from 9.92 cents two decades earlier.
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Plymouth
Scottsdale Rd
Arizona
JFK
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China
E. Main
Phoenix Flower Shops
Alford Plowers
AML
N. 7Th St
24Th St
Alsop
Hallcraft
John S. Alsop
Tenance
Mr. Alsop
Arizona State Hospital
Joyce
Kim
Sabrina
Parkie
Candy
Tucson
Hallcraef
Hallcraft Realty
Indian School Rd
CASA
Total Electric
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