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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1969

Page

6

Scottsdale founder portrait rejected by Fine Arts Commission

Newcomer artist Mrs. Michael Kinnas offered a portrait of town founder Winfield Scott for display in the Civic Center. The Fine Arts Commission refused the gift, while other exhibits such as a miner painting and an elk head remain on view. Mayor Bud Tims said council members don’t see rejections, only objects approved by the commission.

Winfield Scott Michael Kinnas New England Fine Arts Commission Civic Center City Hall Scottsdale Bud Tims Paul Haldermann The

Apollo 9 Returns Home After 10 Day Space Mission

Apollo 9 crew James McDivitt David Scott and Rusty Schweickart greeted at Ellington Air Force Base with cheers hugs and tears after a successful 10 day test flight that paved the way for Apollo 10 and Apollo 11 lunar missions. They landed at 6 03 p m EST after a splashdown in the Atlantic Ocean and a Cape Kennedy launch March 3. The reception included a brass band and remarks about home being the most beautiful place.

James McDivitt David R. Scott Russell L Rusty” Schweickart Houston Space Center Cape Kennedy U.S Atlantic Ocean

City seeks summer workers for lifeguards recreation leaders

Scottsdale invites early applications for summer jobs in Parks and Recreation. Interviews run March 24 to April 11 at the community recreation building 2311 N 76th St. Positions include Lifeguards Senior Lifesaving card required pay 1.71 hour Recreation leaders 2.01 hour Recreation attendants 1.37 hour Pool cashier 1.50 hour.

City of Scottsdale Ron Pies Community Recreation Building 76Th St

Scottsdale Boys Week opens with 800000 youths active

The national Boys Week runs Sunday with over 800000 boys in 500 communities taking part. Scottsdale will highlight with 1600 local youths at 7 p.m. Tuesday, featuring the Boys Club Choir directed by Don Brewer. Jim Charles leads the local club at 7502 E Osborn Rd. Bryant Chinn, 10, is Scottsdale Boy of the Year, with President Nixon as honorary chairman.

National Boys’ Club Scottsdale Don. Brewer E. Osborn ‘Rd Jim Charles Nixon Boys’ Clubs of America Bryant Chinn Justin Chinn Diamond Security Council Washington National Security Council White House Gerard Smith Arms Concentrol and Disarmament Agency Smith Geneva U.S

Weather snapshot hints at warm weekend

Daily forecast notes a sunny day and a warmer Sunday with daytime highs around the low to mid sixties. Overnight lows expected in the upper twenties to mid thirties and daytime temperatures rising into the upper sixties.

Housing inequality highlighted in city and Maricopa County

A report by the East Maricopa League of Women Voters cites significant housing inequality in Scottsdale and surrounding areas. It notes pockets of substandard dwellings, limited fair housing tools, and discrimination reports from Negro applicants, urging legal tools and codes to address ghetto-area risks.

Maricopa County Scottsdale East Maricopa The League Vista del Camino Vista ‘del Camino McDowell Indian Bend Wash

Soviet and China clash again near Damansky island

Tass reported renewed border fighting around Damansky island in the Ussuri River with Chinese troops attacking in battalion strength. casualties were described as killed and wounded on both sides, amid a sharp Moscow Peking exchange and protests.

Moscow Kremlin Tass

Nixon’s ABM plan faces Senate opposition and support

Senate critics call Nixon’s Safeguard ABM costly and wasteful while allies in the White House push counter documents. Democratic leaders such as Church and Mondale condemn the program as a misstep that shifts funds from poverty programs, even as Kennedy vows ongoing opposition. Some Republicans warn it opens an arms race yet Nixon asserts a Congressional route with deployment away from cities.

Senate Congress Frank Church Didaho Nixon Walter Mondale D-Minn Edward M. Kennedy Kennedy Mark O. Hatfield Rove Capitol Hill

Warsaw Pact Leaders Arrive for Budapest Summit

Warsaw Pact leaders began arriving in Budapest for a summit to discuss border conflicts between Russia and China. A seven man Soviet delegation led the procession as the first bloc meeting since the Czechoslovakia invasion last August.

Budapest Russia China Soviet Union Czechoslovakia

Scottsdale sergeants decry pension plans amid court ruling

Scottsdale police sergeants contend state pension options fall short compared with other states after a Supreme Court ruling allowed a choice between three plans. They complain current 1968 plan requires 25 years of service and age 55 to retire, with limited benefits. They urge parity with out‑of‑state offerings to attract and retain officers.

Bob Driscoll Scottsdale Supreme Court Stan Kelley Bill Donaldson Kelley Don Maxwell Scottsdale Polic Benevolent Association Don Skousen

Exemption Renewals Due for Churches and Nonprofits

The Maricopa County Assessor urges renewal of real estate tax exemptions by end of March. About half of 1700 eligible church and nonprofit properties had renewed by early March. Exemption depends on property use, with worship-related use required for qualification.

Maricopa County Ken R. Kunes Kunes

City Council to vote on street, zoning and water ordinances

Public Works seeks approval for Hayden Rd improvement and a new zoning ordinance format. Motorola expansion aids the street project while a water works acquisition authorized by ordinance will launch the city into the water business with an estimated $150,000 cost.

Hayden Rd McDowell McKellips Marc Stragier Hayden ‘Rd Motorola Dan Raby Planning Commission City

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