Scottsdale board ponders federal impact funds under law
Lloyd Bimson head of the Scottsdale School District board questions eligibility for federal impact area funds under the law ahead of a possible April 9 meeting. Funds expire June 30 and renewal is unclear. Voters favored accepting funds 5 to 1 in a Scottsdale Progress poll. District must survey federally connected students and may need an election to approve construction funds.
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Blast kills six at Tucson cleaning plant razing blocks
A blast at the Supreme Cleaners plant in Tucson killed six and injured more than 130 as rescue crews searched rubble. Fire Chief John Freeman called it the city’s worst disaster. cause undetermined though initial boiler explosion was ruled out.
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Strict measures to halt raiders planned by US
Washington prepares stricter steps to curb anti Castro refugee raids tied to Alpha 66. Plans include increased Caribbean surveillance, tighter Florida inlet patrols, and closer FBI monitoring of 150,000 Cuban refugees in Miami. US seeks London help and a Cuban apology after a Cuban Mig attack on a US freighter.
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Arizona Senate Pushes Toward Early Adjournment Amid Budget Debates
Arizona lawmakers pressed to adjourn sine die with the 1963-64 budget of 124.92 million dollars under consideration. The House approved the budget including 160 thousand for initial University of Arizona medical school work, a provision opponents argue the state cannot yet afford.
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Mystery Man Saves Two Scottsdale Teens From Fire
An unknown rescuer used a potted tree to break the door at 7507 E Minnetowa and saved Jimmy Potts 12 and Peggy Potts 14 from a blaze that destroyed their home. The two were treated and released. mother Mrs. Jean Potts later learns of the loss of antiques and seeks the hero.
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Anonymous sheet fuels Scottsdale teacher salary debate
A two page mimeographed release titled The Teacher's Side circulated anonymously in Scottsdale this week, criticizing salaries and district plans. School officials and Bill Jenkins of the Scottsdale Education Association say the anonymous release harms relations and merits named concerns.
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Sixth in a Month Opry Star Dies
Texas Ruby Owens known as the Sophie Tucker of feminine folk singers perished in a trailer fire near Nashville. The six Opry associated fatalities in a month include Copas, Cline, Hawkins, Hughes, and Anglin in a sequence of accidents and a fatal crash.
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Patsy Cline
Hawk- Shaw Hawkins
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Burglars Hit Two Scottsdale Newspapers
Burglars broke into the Scottsdale Progress at 302 Ball Park Plaza and the Arizonian on Craftsman Court last night. The Arizonian suffered a large rear entry and a petty cash loss of about 25 dollars, with possible theft of craft items but no equipment. The Progress report notes a rear door forced entry and a film roll missing from the darkroom containing negatives of a postmaster assistant, garden club officers, and a housing project model.
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Meeting on Tax Slated by Arizona Homeowners Association
The Arizona Homeowners Association plans a Monday night meeting at 8 in Scottsdale High School cafeteria. James DeWitt and David Cox outline a tax equalization proposal to push Maricopa County to assess homes at the same percentage as businesses at a June 3 equalization session. Representative Don Reese will discuss House Bill 271 recently signed by Gov. Fanin.
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Scottsdale High School
James DeWitt
Don Reese
Rmaricopa
Paul Fannin
DeWitt
AHA
David Cox
Association
Maricopa County
Student Held In Death Of Infant Child
Charles Gunter a 28 year old University of Arizona graduate student was arrested after an autopsy showed his 16 month old stepdaughter died of a fractured skull. A neighbor reported concerns prompting a two day sheriff investigation. The body was found in a shallow grave in the Three Points area.
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UPI
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University of Arizona
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Three Points
Louis Hirsch
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Daily Investor column heads to Scottsdale Progress
A five day a week feature titled The Daily Investor is set to appear Monday in the Scottsdale Progress. The column promises ongoing market insights and practical guidance for local readers.
Weather Outlook Fair and Warmer This Week
Fair skies with a warming trend. Today's high near 83 and tonight's low around 51. Tomorrow's high near 85 with a cooler morning low near 53. Yesterday reached 79 with sunrise at 6 19 a m and sunset at 6 47 p m.
Symphonies Draw Bigger Crowds Than Baseball
The article reports that symphony orchestras in the United States attract more attendance than all major and minor league baseball games combined. A five part series will analyze the cultural surge, starting Monday in the Scottsdale Daily Progress.
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