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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1971

Page

4

Chiang Warns United Nations Seat for Communist China Would Doom U N

Chiang Kai-shek in a UPI exclusive warned that admitting Communist China to the United Nations would ruin the world body. He urged the world to reject the two China policy and defend Taiwan and Quemoy against invasion, saying Nationalist China would resist any attack with allied support.

Mims Thomason United Press International Fatbet Kai- Shek United Nations China UPI Chiang Quemoy Formosa ‘Strait Taiwan United States

Lawsuit to open Friday over Scottsdale zoning case

Aty lawsuit before Judge Fred Hyder in Superior Court challenges Scottsdale zoning. E. C. Kranzler Jr. and Environmental Developers Inc seek to build a 960 unit high rise condo on a 40 acre site at Hayderi and Camelback Road. City Council approved a high rise plan in 1969. a hotel proposal failed after height limits were cut from 120 to 60 feet.

Aty Scottsdale Fred Hyder Tfriday E. C. Kranzler Jr Newport Beach Calif Environmental Developers Inc Denver Hayderi and Camelback Road

City to study bicycle licenses fines and fees

Scottstale officials plan a Finance Department study of bicycle license fees sewer assessment fines library charges and similar fees to assess cost service value and effectiveness. City Manager Bill Donaldson says many fees lack justification and may be changed or dropped while seeking citizen input. The city currently charges a 10 percent late sewer fee 1 per bicycle license 10 percent plus 1 percent monthly on late sales tax payments and 5 percent late on special assessments.

Scottstale Finance Department Bill Donaldson Donaldson

Senate approves bill for nonsmokers seating areas

The California state Senate unanimously approved a bill requiring airlines, railroads and bus lines to designate seating areas for nonsmokers. The measure aims to reduce exposure to tobacco smoke in public transport.

Sacramento Calif UPI State Senate

Paradise Valley Council Reports on 1 Percent Sales Tax

Paradise Valley officials will hear a sales tax report by town manager Jack Phillips and continue amendments to the underground utilities ordinance. The council considers defining ordinance requirements, a petition for Horseshoe Lane and 66th Place improvements on Joshua Tree Road, new police cars for the Marshal’s office, and a 7:30 p.m. Town Hall meeting at 6325 Invergordon Road.

Paradise Jack Phillips Arizona’ Public Service Paradise Valley Horseshoe Lane Joshua” Tree N. Invergordon

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