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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1968

Page

6

City Park Plan Blocked by Communications Gap at 64th St and Osborn Rd

Residents petition with 230 signatures urged immediate park development on city leased land from Salt River Project. City plans only irrigation berms and planting this year, citing need for federal funds contingent on a 25 year lease extension and removal of overhead power lines.

64Th St Osborn Rd Salt River Project Richard Turner 2Nd St Progress Today

Scottsdale mayoral race finances reveal costs and delays

Dan Bartos estimated a per vote cost of 85.88 cents for his losing mayoral bid in Scottsdale. He spent 286 on personal and advertising expenses, with 266 unspecified from donors. Bartos noted 333 votes were cast. Bud Tims won with over 5,000. Jay Gaskins faces possible misdemeanor for late expense filing. others filed, with Tims and United Council reporting 5172.

Dan Bartos Scottsdale Bartos Bud Tims Jay Gaskins Gaskins Dick Filler Filler Tims United Council For Scottsdale

Doctor Arrest Made After Suspected Offense Case

Gannon testified at Daniel’s home and said the doctor was taken to his office to view patient records before arrest. Daniel’s attorney questioned why the arrest happened at the office, not at home, and cited constitutional rights. Murphy defended press coverage hoping it aids clearing the suspect’s name.

Daniel Gannon Charles Stidham Tom Murphy Murphy

Residents protest club building move in Camelback Club Estates

Neighbors surrounding Valley Country Club vow to seek an injunction and damages over a trailer mounted building moved onto a vacant Chaparral Rd. lot. Attorney George Randolph says the suit would target permanent installation, citing deed restrictions and neighborhood incongruity.

Valley Country Club Camelback Club Estates George Randolph Dewey Bender 66Th St Chaparral Rd Invergordon Randolph Maricopa County R. H Alberding Phoenix Alberding

Rescue workers search smoky mine shaft for trapped men

Rescue teams descended into a salt mine shaft in Morgan City Louisiana and found no trace of the 21 workers trapped since Tuesday midnight. The shaft is a quarter mile deep, filled with carbon monoxide and flooded to 80 feet, with a fire still burning.

Morgan City Lousiana Gulf Coast

Goldwater backs Nixon for 1968 nomination firm on support

Former Senator Barry Goldwater said he will use all his power to help Richard Nixon win the 1968 Republican Presidential Nomination while pledging to support the party’s chosen candidate. He believed Nixon would soon demonstrate nationwide backing making debates over other candidates fruitless.

Phoenix Barry Goldwater Richard Nixon Goldwater Dick Nixon

Gray sentenced to 20 years for girlfriend murder

Jimmie Lee Gray, 19, received 20 years to life in Yuma after pleading guilty to second degree murder in the death of his girlfriend Elda Prince, 16. Prince was found strangled in a railroad culvert near Parker where the two attended high school.

Yuma Jimmie Lee Gray Superior Court John McGuire Gray Elda Prince Parker

Nuclear umbrella pledge links U.S Britain and Soviet Union

The United States Britain and the Soviet Union offer immediate aid to nonnuclear states renouncing arms under a draft nonproliferation treaty. The resolution to the UN Security Council envisions protection against nuclear attack or blackmail and signals unprecedented Cold War cooperation. The plan, supported by Western officials as historic, aims to curb nuclear spread and reassures nations like India facing Chinese nuclear strength nearby. The General Assembly is slated to reconvene April 23 to debate the treaty. Weather forecasts show sunny becoming partly cloudy with highs near 73 and 72 tomorrow.

Geneva UPI United States Britain Soviet Union William C. Foster U.S Soviets Security Council U.n.general Assembly India Russia China Peking General Assembly

City Manager orders police to change their own tires

City Manager Bill Donaldson ordered Scottsdale police to fix their own flat tires, citing overtime costs for relying on city mechanic Virgil Watkins. He said the city paid Watkins about six dollars per tire change and urged officers to handle tire work themselves.

Bill Donaldson Scottsdale Donaldson Walter Nemetz Virgil Watkins Watkins

Scottsdale rental tax remains at one percent says city manager

City Manager Bill Donaldson assured landlords no changes are proposed to the current one percent rental tax in Scottsdale. He noted the city has collected the tax for five years and proposed ordinance changes will not revise the rental property tax.

Bill Donaldson Scottsdale

Scottsdale area ranches form vast Page Land and Cattle Co holdings

Progress City article notes Page Land and Cattle Co operates three main ranches the Box Bar the P Bar and the Goldfield covering about 165000 acres north of Bartlet Dam Verdé River and from Granite Reef Dam to Canyon Lake with Bar ranch near McDowell Mountains 15000 miles northeast of Scottsdale. It covers operations from foremen to cowboys including Bill Jackson John Daniels and Hank Hurlbert with roundups starting in April and salaries around 450 dollars for foremen and 300 for cowboys plus food and housing.

Jack Karie Progress City Scottsdale - Area Page Land and Cattle Co Los Angeles Bartlet, Dam Verdé River Granite Reef Dam Canyon Lake Fred Eldean Page Co McDowell Mountains Scottsdale Shea McCulloch Corp Page Box Bar Vérde River Pinnacle Peak Goldfield Ranch Usury Pass Saguaro Lake Sycamore” Creek Ashers Moores Pembertons Curtis Ryan Robbins Weeks U. S. Forest Service Sitgreaves National Forest Bob Carlock Cochise County Honcho Frank Jackson Goldfield John Daniels Harvey Noriega Noriega Mucho Hombre Jackson

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