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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1968
Page
12
The City of Scottsdale invites sealed bids for library book shelving with installation. Bids due 11 00 A M April 12 1968 in the City Clerk's office Scottsdale AZ. Bond five percent and terms per city resolution 301.
The City of Scottsdale invites sealed bids for library shelving under Bid Call No 68 118. Bids may be rejected or informalities waived by the City Council whose decision is final. Inquiries to the Superintendent of Buildings or Library Director. Publication dates March 9 1968 and April JOAR.
Scottsdale Mayor and Council announce a public meeting April 16 1968 at 8 00 PM in Council Chambers to hear property owners on three site plans including a doctor's office at 808 N Hayden Rd and an auto center at 105 E McDowell Rd plus a retail camera shop near 656th St and Thomas Rd. Planning Commission also schedules an April 9 1968 hearing on rezoning from C S to R 5 for Wonderfair Stores parcel at 70th St Palm Ln Wonderland Tracts and adjacent parcels.
Legal notices announce easterly boundary plans for Wonderland Tracts 7 6 5 4 and North 14 of 8 and a rezoning request by Thomas S Barrett from F1-35 to R1-18. A site plan for a retail camera shop and parking structures under zoning amendment No 169 will be reviewed. All interested parties may view plans at the Planning Department and attend the public hearing dated March 27 1968 with publication March 29 1968.
The Health Insurance Institute notes most group plans cover dependents and suggests a family policy if not. It also cites 163 million Americans under private health plans in 1968 with about $11 billion in benefits for 1967 and a yearly gains of $840 million.
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