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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1974

Page

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Paradise Valley Resort Faces Second Hurdle Before Council

Scottsdale planning commission backs a 290 unit Sun and Sage replacement by Camelback Shadows Inc. on 30 acres at Lincoln Drive and Tatum Boulevard with 34 tennis courts and two pools. Key stipulations include no night tennis lights, nontransferable special use permit, and a time limit on permit-to-completion. Council to discuss annexation and oppose two state bills on regional planning and police fire bargaining.

Paradise Valley Planning and Zoning Commission A.j.nicoli Sun and Sage Lincoln Drive Camelback Shadows, Inc Nicoli Tatum Boulevard Maricopa County Peter Fisher Camelback Shadows E. Robert Tribken

Arcadia High Parents Split Over Education Quality

Arcadia High School parents show a mixed view of education quality with 31 calling it excellent and 103 good while 64 rate it average and 11 poor. Acting principal Willard Bander notes a slip and concerns on staffing morale and athletic coaching.

Arcadia High School Willard Bander Arcadia Bandes Booster Club Jim Lanker

Arizona Court Voids Household Exclusion In Auto Insurance

A state court of appeals ruled that common household exclusion clauses in automobile policies violate the Arizona Safety Responsibility Act. Chief Judge Eric M. Jacobson warned the rule voids coverage for injured third parties. Meanwhile, a Teamsters strike against Associated Grocers continued with no talks planned and federal mediator Guy Parent saying the outlook was not good. The Phoenix Jaycees Rodeo of Rodeos opens tonight at Veterans Memorial Coliseum and runs through Sunday.

Phoenix State Court of Appeals Eric M. Jacobson Division 1 Appeals Court Teamsters Associated Grocers Guy Parent Phoenix Jaycees Veterans Memorial Coliseum

Repairs at Four Corners Plant Near Farmington

Arizona Public Service Co says fire damage repairs at the Four Corners Power Plant near Farmington New Mexico should wrap up within 10 days. In Phoenix Maricopa County will delay tax reimbursements to widows and veterans for two months. overpayments total about 150 000 dollars due to exemptions based on valuations last January.

Phoenix Four Corners Farmington N. M Arizona Public Service Co Maricopa County

McDowell route backed for I 10 in Phoenix area

The Phoenix Chamber of Commerce backs completing Interstate 10 along the McDowell Road corridor from 67th Avenue to Oglesby Road. The group seeks a route study between 67th and the Black Canyon Freeway for I 10's hook up with I 17, opposing a costly additional study.

Phoenix Metropolitan ‘Chamber of Commerce McDowell Road 67Th Avenue Oglesby Road Maricopa Association of ‘Governments MAG Chris Wolfard Chamber McDowell Wolfard Black Canyon Los Angeles Gruen and Associates Phoenix Wolford

Massage demonstration at Rio Salado club luncheon causes stir

The Rio Salado Exchange at Cattle Thieves Steak House hosted Lydia Schmid and Nancy Lucus for a massage demonstration attended by two dozen members. After objections and questions about stigma, Constable Walker raided the event but Parker asked not to tell his mother.

Lamar Parker Rio Salado Exchange Club Nancy Lucas Lydia Schmid Tim McGraw Rio Salado Cattle Thieves Scottsdale Rd Nancy Lucus Phoenix Parker Lydia Miss Schmid Moonlight Massage Pink Kitten Playboy Nancy Nira Harry Walker Walker

Sunshine forecast for Scottsdale warms to the 80s

The National Weather Service in Phoenix expects sunny, warming conditions in Scottsdale and area through Thursday with daytime highs in the low to mid 80s and overnight lows near 50. Scottsdale records show an 85 degree high Tuesday and a 41 degree low early today.

Scottsdale Phoenix National Weather Service

Asia expert to speak on Southeast Asia current situation

Southeast Asia expert Russell Johnson of the American Friends Service Committee will discuss new developments from his fact finding tour of India, Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam, the Philippines, and Indonesia. The lecture arrives with Johnson back March 10 and will cover current events and American policy, with illustrated interpretations at 8 p.m. in the First Unitarian Universalist Church auditorium.

Russell Johnson Southeast Asia American Friends Service Committee First Unitarian Universalist Church E. Lincoln Drive India Thailand Cambodia Vietnam Phillippines Indonesia Johnson

Local officers to attend ASU workshop on crime control

Three area lawmen including Capt. R. J. Leidner Capt. D. W. Townsend of Scottsdale PD and Marshal Ronald Dalrymple of Paradise Valley PD will take part in a Thursday management workshop at ASU. University of Iowa Prof Richard Holcomb will discuss burglary control and Dorothy Mead of the Phoenix EEOC counsel will address employment of women in criminal justice.

ASU Center of Criminal Justice School Justice Planning Agency R. J. Leidner D. W. Townsend Scottsdale University of Iowa Richard Holcomb Dorothy Mead Equal Employment ‘Opportunity Commission Phoenix

Scottsdale Police Chief Nemetz to address Roadrunner Club luncheon

Scottsdale Police Chief Walter Nemetz will speak on recent police innovations at a noon luncheon of the Roadrunner Club. The event will be held Thursday at the Holiday Inn, with the club described as a group of local medical doctors.

Scottsdale Walter Nemetz Roadrunner Club Holiday Inn

Butz Plans Asia Tour For Trade And Talks

Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz will undertake a three week swing through Asia next month for trade and agricultural talks. He will visit Japan Korea Thailand Hong Kong the Philippines and Taiwan, countries that buy about one quarter of U.S. farm exports.

Washington UPI Earl L. Butz Asia Butz U.S Japan Korea Thailand Hong Kong Philippines Taiwan

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