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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1968

Page

6

Paradise Valley Court Battle Over Incorporation Continues

The state and Paradise Valley will press a court fight to decide the legality of the 1961 incorporation despite a 12 month window to refile if the court rules against the town. Officials, including Mayor Jack Huntress, say a superior court ruling is needed before action.

State of Arizona Paradise Valley Joseph Ralston Arizona Supreme Ralston Jack Huntress N” Huntress High Court Maricopa County Superior Court Phoenix Milton Graham State Capitol Scottsdale Bud Tims Bill Donaldson

Rockefeller not a candidate for Republican nomination

New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller announced he will not seek the Republican presidential nomination at a New York City news conference. He said party leaders prefer Nixon's candidacy now and that the party cannot be served by personal combat while leaving open the possibility of a draft.

New York Nelson Rockefeller New York City Rockefeller Richard Nixon

State sets target date for atom blast to store underground water

Arizona Atomic Energy Commission said a fiscal 1970 71 target date for a nuclear blast to create underground water storage could yield 102 million acre feet of water annually. William Trenholme described the test as linked to water projects in the region. The plan aligns with Central Arizona Project water goals. The Supreme Court will hear Tempe bond case on April 11 seeking to halt a $5 million bond sale. Judges Joe Glenn and Karl E Wochner named as defendants in the request.

Phoenix Arizona Atomic Energy Commission William Trenholme Central Arizona High Court Tempe Arizona Supreme Court Maricopa County Joe Glenn Karl E. Wochner

Scottsdale merchant clashes with city over ads on benches

Dan Molina owner of Maharani Creations at 8 W Fifth Ave says he spent 18000 on remodeling including landscaping and wants removal of advertising benches near his shop. He blames city officials for blocking action due to a Heath Sign Co contract. the six year deal expires in December and renewal is uncertain.

DAVE_MOLINA Scottsdale Dan Molina Maharani Creations Fifth Ave Molina Heath Sign Co Bill Donaldson The Heath Co Donaldson

District drug education program to start at four high schools

A district wide eight day program titled Narcotics and Drug Abuse launches Monday at Coronado High School with convicts from Arizona State Prison addressing assemblies. Lectures by lawyers law enforcement and drug experts cover legal medical and psychological effects with films shown in classrooms.

Arizona State Prison Coronado High School Eileen Ledford T“E Tach School John Tanner Coronado Scottsdale Arcadia Saguaro

City Scottsdale Honored in National Contest

Scottsdale received honorable mention as one of 11 runnerups in the National Municipal League and Look Magazine All American cities contest. Mayor Bud Tim credited Scottsdale citizens for earning the status amid a field including Tupelo Mississippi Hickory North Carolina Laurinburg North Carolina Auburn Maine South Bend Indiana Grand Island Nebraska Leavenworth Washington Royal Oak Michigan Fresno California Wheaton Illinois Cape Girardeau Missouri.

Scottsdale National Municipal League Look Tupelo Miss Hickory N.C Laurinburg Auburn Maine South Bend Ind Grand Island Nebr Leavenworth W.bash W.bash; ‘Royal ‘Oak, Mich. ; Fresno, Calif. ; ‘Wheaton, Ti Cape’ Girardeau, Mo Bud Tims

Arizona Adopts Repeal of Daylight Saving Time

The Arizona Legislature approved repealing daylight saving time by a 49 to 1 vote in the House after the Senate previously rejected it 25 to 3. The measure now goes to the governor as overtime session extends into its 10th day with pay issues unresolved. The body also agreed to a 10.25 million appropriation for university construction and discussed a summer special election on government reorganization measures.

Graham John Conlan Arizona Paradise Valley Washington Senate Finance Committee House Ways and Means Phoenix Coconino Sam McConnell Senate Arizona State University of Arizona Northern Arizona

Weather Outlook Flows With Breezy 75 Today

Today's forecast calls for a high near 75 with breezy conditions. Tonight's low around 40 remains cool and clear with light winds continuing into tomorrow.

Moderates Elect Walker District Chairman Over Conservatives

In Senate District 8 D conservatives lost again as moderates led by Rep Frank Kelley and Rep James Shelley chose Raymond D. Walker of Scottsdale as district chairman by two votes. Walker defeated Hay Curtis a KPHO news director praised as a champion of conservative causes by ex county chair Charles Miller, whose removal spurred a run of moderates victories.

Frank Kelley James Shelley Raymond D Pete) Walker Scottsdale Walker Hay Curtis Kpho Television Republican Party Charles Miller Miller

Jordan asks UN for sanctions over Israeli punitive raid

Jordan urges the United Nations Security Council to condemn Israel and impose sanctions after a large reprisal attack east of the Jordan River. Jordanian officials call the assault vicious and premeditated, claiming 15,000 Israeli troops were involved and seeking swift international action. The council held a rapid meeting with Jordan, Israel, the United States and Britain listed to speak.

United Nations UPI Jordan Security Council Israel Jordan River Council Muhammad N. El-Farra Amman Thant Odd Bull Norway Jordam El-Farra UPI Jordan Middle East El-Farrah Ousmane Soce Diop Senegal United States Britain

Israel strikes threaten Mideast peace and Hussein’s throne

London reports Israel’s latest punitive attack against Jordan risks ending any peace prospects. Al Fatah forces, mostly Syrians, Iraqis and Palestinian refugees, operate from Jordan and attack Israel across the Jordan River. King Hussein’s grip is weakened by a large Palestinian refugee population and regional discontent.

London UPI Israel Jordan Hussein Britain Al-Fatah Jordan River

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