Scottsdale Candidate Questions Set Explores City’s Future
This page lists ten queries for Scottsdale candidates covering major issues. Topics include the biggest problem facing the city, municipal water ownership, zoning policy clarity, adequacy of city services like garbage collection and sewers, safety services, street maintenance, growth strategy between tourism and industry, charter revision, government efficiency, and citizens’ right to complete council deliberation transparency.
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Robert L. Jones
E. Buena Terra Way
Dickson Electronics
William C. Jenkins
San Miguel Ave
Uganda Hit by Quake and Aftermath Across Regions
UPI reports a strong earthquake measuring up to 7.7 on instruments struck western Uganda. Helicopters ferried doctors and supplies to affected towns as tremors disrupted life for hours. Officials noted violent aftershocks and ongoing danger with rescue operations continuing into the morning.
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Uganda
UPI Tole
Temple
Four Scottsdale candidates answer key city questions
The Progress asked 19 candidates questions on the Scottsdale future. Here are the replies from four contenders vying for two council seats, including Auxier Evans Jones Jenkins and Ford Evans, outlining views on problems water zoning services safety streets tourism charter reform efficiency and the right to know.
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Progress
Scottsdale
John Ford Evans
E. Coolidge
Ford and Haig Inc. Tobacconists
Expert N Tourn Shifts Tense As All Hands Rise
In a national tourney, experts fear every move as every hand matters. A key spade sequence revealed partner held ace and queen, enough to alter the contract. The West player faced a pivotal decision after leading clubs and switching to spades.
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Winge
13 year old girl fights for father facing electric chair
Brenda Sharp, 13, petitioning Governor Belmon to spare her father from the electric chair set for March 2 in Oklahoma. She and four siblings, living in an orphanage, pressed mercy with a public plea that focused on her mother’s death and her father’s drunkenness influencing the crime. The State Parole Board denied mercy after a four hour hearing.
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Father
Oklahoma
Governor Belmon
Brenda Sharp
Brenda
Eee and Parole . Board
Gus
Jorree
Sharp
Jerry Sokolosky
Sokolosky
Supreme Court
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Fragmented readable text hints at racial segregation debate
Partial OCR fragment mentions segregation and race related debate. No clear events, names, dates, or organizations are readable to identify specifics.
Horoscope Readings for March 22 1966
A dated astrology column lists zodiac signs with advice on social matters, aims, and goals. It urges Taurus Gemini Moon Children Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces to act, seek advice, grow social circles, improve health, and manage finances.
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Gemini
Moon Children
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Leo
TRGO
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Vaughn mobbed by fans during U.N.C.E. reunion event
Television star Robert Vaughn, famed for The Man from U.N.C.E., drew large crowds at a reunion appearance. Fans packed the venue, shouting cheers and seeking autographs as security steered sections for orderly interaction.
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Granite Reef Rd
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Daily Progress
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Watson - Rooter
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Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden Rd
Ethel Snyder
Scottsdale Barbershop Chorus
American Legion
E. 1St St
Papa Fenace
Plaza
Homes For Sale
Fashion Square
Hollister Realty Eves
S. Old Scottsdale Rd
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Cabport
Circlé Drive
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