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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1975

Page

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Scottsdale Road redesign eyed to avoid busy tourist season

City officials assured downtown merchants that Scottsdale Road work will start in June and wrap by late September if approvals arrive on time. The $1.5 million project includes drainage along with medians and new sidewalks and landscaping from Indian School to Osborn. Officials expect 70 percent of funding from federal and state sources, while the city dedicates $200,000 in federal community development funds.

Scottsdale Road Jeff Kracht Richard Bauman Scottsdale Indian School Osborn Roads Ron Ruziska Ruziska Bauman Gerry Maskulka Maskulka

Banks Drop Rates to Lows as Demand Dips

UPI reports major banks cut prime rates to seven and a half percent the lowest in 21 months and mortgage rates declined slightly as demand eased. The Fed lowered its lending rate affecting banks.

New York Federal Reserve

Ford open to compromise on tax relief size with limits

President Ford signaled willingness to trim a tax relief bill if amendments like abolishing the oil depletion allowance are dropped. Senate debates arouse a two day fight over a $29.2 billion package as Mansfield hints at weekend sessions to pass the measure.

Washington UPI Ford Senate Senate Finance Committee Mike Mansfield House Congressornal Elford A. Cederberg R-Mich Cederberg Robert Griffin Griffin

Berger seeks six new attorneys to target organized crime

Maricopa County Attorney Moise Berger asked the board of supervisors for authority and funds to hire six assistants who would specialize in organized crime. He rejected a prior plan for a special prosecutor and proposed reassigning six experienced staff to focus on organized crime, freeing six junior attorneys for routine cases.

Phoenix UPI Maricopa County Moise Berger Board of Supervisors Berger Phoenix 40 Bob Stark Stark

Arizona Senate set to debate open meetings marijuana and border checks

The Arizona State Senate plans floor action on bills to strengthen the open meeting law ease penalties for marijuana and abolish border agricultural inspection stations while a separate bill would regulate unproven cancer cures A Senate committee heard testimony from supporters and opponents amid calls for stricter regulation and budget focus.

Phoenix UPI Senate Appropriations Committee Bob Stump D-Tolleson Senate Health and Welfare Committee Department of Public Health Services Alfredo Gutierrez D-Phoenix

Scottsdale teachers seek veto power on district policies

The Scottsdale Federation of Teachers demands that district policies be included in teachers contracts for the 1975-76 year so changes require teacher and board consent. Larry Bell says contracts would prohibit arbitrary policy changes and ensure compliance, with a potential strike if demands stall. The fight centers on a 15.1 percent cost of living raise and a signed bargaining agreement with the Scottsdale district.

Scottsdale Federation of Teachers Larry Bell SFT Bell Education Center N. 44Th St Scottsdale William Randall Arizona Education Association Scottsdale Education Association

McCormick Ranch park sites get rolling with federal funds

City council orders fast start on four park sites in McCormick Ranch and nearby Sand Scottsdale, using 229000 federal funds. Staff may be rehired for up to one month to speed design, with sites donated by developers and district plans on hold for two years.

McCormick Ranch E. T. Wright Scottsdale Federal Bureau of Outdoor Recreation Parks and Recreation Commission Billie Gentry Gerry Maskulka Maskulka Paul Messinger

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