Council Considers Animal Regulation Law Amid Caballo Ranchos Replat
The council discusses a possible animal regulation law to study but has not reached conclusions. The current controls are a dog leash rule and deed restrictions on horses. The replatting of Hallcraft's Caballo Ranchos Unit 2 raises concerns about lot sizes, street changes, and horse privileges affecting Unit 1 residents and access to Salt River riding trails. The council continued the matter to the next meeting, asking Hallcraft to negotiate with the planning department.
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County Health Department
Richard Filler
Hallcraft
Highland Ave
Bath St
Pima Rd
Caballo Ranchos Unit 1
Salt River Indian Reservation
G. A. Painter
Hazelwood
Caballo
C. R. Longstreet
Highland
Leonard Johnson
Fire damages Royal Palms poolside room. $60,000 loss
Fire gutted the poolside recreation room at the Royal Palms Inn on Camelback Road. The blaze damaged the red tile roof and warped window sashes. no injuries were reported. Investigators hunted for the cause as around 10 fire trucks battled flames early morning.
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the Royal
Pool
C. H. Alberdeen
Royal Palms
Jokake Inn
Paradise Inn
Alberdeen
Scottsdale approves open door policy for senior portraits
Scottsdale school board unanimously adopts a flexible yearbook portrait system allowing seniors to choose their photographer. Photographers at the meeting criticized the policy as unworkable while others praised it for quality control. The Arizona Federation of Teachers pressed for higher starting salaries, proposing 6000 dollars annually, arguing to raise hourly wages from 2.65 to 3.00, with negotiations possible but not planned by the board president.
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Scottsdale
Arizona Federation of Teachers
Paiute
Robert Wilcox
Bob Wilcox Studio
Charles Rockwell
Diamond's
Rockwell
Larry Bell
AFT
Gell
Bell
Bill Close
Great Lakes East Hit by Record Cold Storm
Bitter cold spread from the Great Lakes to the Northeast where heavy snow and flooding left at least 25 dead. Schools closed across upstate New York as 2 to 14 inches fell, with up to 16 inches in northern New England. Civil defense teams prepared in New Jersey amid historic inland floods. Kentucky flood crests and West Virginia disaster appeals followed.
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New York State
Albany
Schenectady
Troy
New England
New Jersey
Weather Bureau
Kentucky
West Virginia
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Hulett C. Smith
Johnson
Office of Emergency Planning
Third Meeting Set Tonight For Scottsdale School District
The citizens advisory committee to the Scottsdale School District meets at 7:30 p.m. in Coronado High School auditorium to discuss proposals for new school construction. The final meeting is Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in Scottsdale High’s auditorium. Page 2 carries last night’s Saguaro High School coverage.
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Citizens Advisory Committee
Scottsdale
Coronado High School
Scottsdale High
Saguaro High School
Judge Orders Garrison to Name Kennedy Informant
Dist. Judge Bernard J. Bagert ruled Jim Garrison must reveal the confidential informant who heard conspirators discuss Kennedy’s assassination. Shaw defense seeks dismissal and suppression. hearing set for Tuesday. Shaw remains free on $10,000 bond. Weather mixed with highs near 73 and mid 70s tomorrow.
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New Orleans
UPI
Bernard J. Bagert
Jim Garrison
Garrison
Kennedy
Bagert
Clay L. Shaw
Shaw
Asst. Dist. Atty
James Alcock
Alcock
Oswald
New Orleans International Trade Mart
East Main paving project advances after two years
City council passes intent for East Main paving district in a 350000 project include curbing sidewalks between Scottsdale Rd and George Ave from Indian School Rd to 2nd St plus work on 2nd St to Miller Rd and Miller Rd sidewalks. May start with August completion if property owners approve.
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East Main
Scottsdale Rd
George Ave
Indian School Rd
2Nd St
Miller Rd
Thomas Rd
Scottsdale Terrace
Camelback Rd
Arizona Canal
Thomas and
McDowell
Coronado High School
Granite Reef
Winfield
Satellite launches Solar Observatory to forecast solar bursts
A Sun watching satellite launched from Cape Kennedy aims to forecast dangerous solar radiation bursts for astronauts en route to the Moon and to reveal more about the universe. The mission will help predict space weather and advance solar research.
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Cape Kennedy
Snowmelt Runoff Outlook Shrinks for Colorado River
The U S Bureau of Reclamation says April to July runoff into the Colorado River will be far below predictions, based on upper basin snow and rainfall less than half normal last month. A separate note reports ongoing talks on a $5 million department store at Biltmore Fashion Park, with negotiations possibly reopening after earlier suspension. A 26-year-old Phoenix man died when his motorcycle collided with a car at 40th Street and Superior. police cite a car pulling from a side street. The death raises Arizona’s 1967 highway toll to 100.
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Phoenix
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
Colorado River
Bureau
Arizona Biltmore Estates
Broadway-Hale
Biltmore Fashion Park
Biltmore Estates
Larry Boyle
40Th St
Superior
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Hayden and
Oak
83Rd St
Tangerine Ave
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Hayden
Legal Department
Progress
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Washington
Teamsters Union
James Hoffa
Lewisburg
Pennsylvania
State Department
Saigon
Vietnam
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Adam Clayton Powell
James Meredith
Himini
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