Scottsdale residents back federal aid in impact poll
In Scottsdale the Progress Poll shows 389 yes to 72 no from 461 ballots. Citizens, mostly property owners, argue aid reduces taxes and supports education while fearing federal control. district already receives lunch and other federal funds and weighs reliance on local resources.
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Scottsdale
Congress
Motorola
AiResearch, Inc
Progress
Bimson
Sally Steig
Steward Flaschen
Keith Turley
Bill Close
Washington
Fort Huachuca
Arizona
Viva Goldwater
Valley Hospital Plans A Proposed 150-Bed Facility
Valley Community Hospital board met in Scottsdale to discuss a 150-bed hospital at Hayden and McDowell Roads. Milton Gan of the Community Council attended to discuss area needs and noted the council backs the Hamilton Report's plan for expanding selected hospitals to avoid duplication.
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Valley Community Hospital
Scottsdale
Roland D. Feltman
Milton Gan
Hayden and
McDowell Roads
Bell From Old Catholic Mission Moves to Casa De Los Arcos
A historic Scottsdale bell from the Old Catholic Mission on Brown Ave. is donated to builder Mike Fennell for display at Casa De Los Arcos at 100 West Main Street. The bell’s origin traces to 1923 when Mexican villagers built the church, with Father Davis first ringing it for Mass.
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John May
Eugene Maguire
Old Catholic
Brown Ave
Casa de Los Arcos
Scottsdale
Helen Emmerich
West Main Street
Mike Fennell
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church
A. F. Mahoney
Frank Brophy
Pacheo
Lopez
Father Davis
Archbishop Davis
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Francis Green
Tucson
Father Maguire
Ireland
House of the Arches
Fennell
Powder Horn Liquor Store Shut Over Sales Tax Nonpayment
The Powder Horn Liquor Store at 126 Indian School Road was closed by a restraining order from Maricopa County Superior Court for non payment of the city one percent sales tax. A 23 count criminal complaint and a civil action seeking about 2000 dollars in back taxes were filed by City Attorney Osmond Burton Jr. A hearing is set for April 4 in Superior Court.
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Powder Horn
Maricopa County
Indian School Road
Osmond Burton Jr
Burton
Superior Court
Kenneth Chatwin
Elaine West
83Rd St
Library Board and City Council Plan Evening Meeting
Library board and city council set an informal meeting tonight to smooth library operations. City Manager Kenneth Williams plans to reintroduce an ordinance clarifying roles, aiming for a Tuesday council session. Williams has interviewed several librarian candidates. Nellene Smith resigned earlier this month amid differences with the board and Friends of the Library.
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Library Board
Williams
Nellene Smith
Friends of the Library
Weather outlook with warm temperatures and wind
Considerable high cloudiness today through tomorrow with windy spells. Highs near 87 today, 84 tomorrow. lows around 55 and 57. Yesterday's high 86, sunrise 6 22 a.m., sunset 6 45 p.m.
Fight Looms Over 160000 Medical School Budget Item
Senate and House Appropriations Committees agreed to include a 160000 medical school appropriation for the University of Arizona in the general budget but a House fight is anticipated. Senate action was 6-5 in favor after internal caucuses. House leaders warn of a bitter floor battle as adjournment deadlines loom.
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Senate
House
University of Arizona
U of A
Ben Arnold
Charles Moody
D-Pinal
Moody
Castro accuses US of Cuba raid and airliner crash
Fidel Castro charged the United States with involvement in armed attacks on two Soviet freighters and the Bolivian airliner crash that killed Cuban diplomats. He warned Cuba may seek bombers and naval units to defend its merchant routes. Exile group Commando L claimed a raid near Caibarien and a magnetic mine was planted on a Soviet freighter.
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Havana
UPI
Fidel Castro
United States
Cuba
Datamant Caden
Baku
Caibarien
Lgov
Isabela de Sagua
Pablo Neruda
Castro
Miami
Commando L
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Caribbean
Radio
French Key
Alpha-66
Utility Levy Is Slated Tonight in Paradise Valley
Paradise Valley town council planned to decide on a public utilities tax targeting Arizona Public Service. The 7:30 p.m. meeting at Town Hall would review a potential $5,000 annual revenue plus reports on beautification, fire hydrants, code, the 1963-64 budget, and a master land use plan.
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Paradise Valley
Helen Marston
Quail Run Road
Arizona Public Service
U S criticizes anti Castro refugee raids on ships
The State Department denounces hit and run attacks by anti Castro refugee groups on Russian ships and Cuban ports as irresponsible and deplorable. Officials say such raids raise Caribbean tensions and aid Castro, with a second raid in 10 days hitting Caibarien after a prior March 18 Alpha 66 attack drew U S protest.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
State Department
Cuba
Caibarien
Caribbean
Castro
Gaban
Lincoln White
United States
Alpha 66
Free Parking Offered Here in Downtown Scottsdale
The Scottsdale Parking Corporation and the city announce free public parking at two central lots First Street and Marshall Avenue and Main Street east of city hall. The six month trial lifts a $3 per space monthly charge after investment of about $9,000 in improvements with lease funds postponed to retire debts.
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Scottsdale Parking Corporation
First Street
Marshall Avenue
Main Street
City Hall
Parking Corporation
Chamber
Norman Saba
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