Major Scottsdale permits total near half million in two days
Town of Scottsdale issued permits for 250000 for a Scottsdale Medical Center addition and 200000 for a 32 office building on Craftsman's Court. A 27000 permit added three units at Jacaranda apartments, bringing April total to 755485, with new office project by Weinstein and partners to start within two weeks and finish in 120 days featuring a 20000 square foot, luminous ceiling building with 65 off street parking spaces.
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Scotts
Weinstein
Phoenix
Blaine Drake
John Gobin
Haskell Wexler
Sevitsdale District Budget Holds Line on Tax Rate
Sevitsdale district school board kept operating costs near current levels by trimming its seven million dollar budget by about twenty two thousand. Taxes rise about five dollars per one hundred twenty five to cover bond costs and ten cent levies for high and elementary schools. The district anticipates a 35 percent student population jump in 1960 61, with overall budget up thirty six percent to seven point two million dollars. If assessed valuation reaches seventy five million, tax costs for operations stay steady. higher valuations shift more to bond service.
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Sevitsdale District School Board
Scottsdale Council Adopts New City Office Hours
Scottsdale municipal staff move to 8 am to 5 pm Monday through Friday from 9 am to 5 pm. Nine clerical personnel receive across the board wage increases of one pay step effective May 1. Town Manager Gordon Allison announced the changes as part of the forthcoming budget adjustments to meet service demands.
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Scottsdale
Nivn
Gordon Allison
Pool Opening To Be Discussed At Monday Meeting
Scottsdale civic groups are invited to attend a general meeting at 8 p m on Monday May 9 in the Adobe House to discuss an early opening of the community swim pool. The board of directors voted Tuesday night to devote all council efforts to this project.
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Scottsdale
Civic Coordinating Il
Adobe House
SHS Students Win College Scholarships
Four Scottsdale high school seniors win renewable scholarships to Occidental College in Los Angeles. Susan Billings $1200 yearly, Joyce Baumgartner $1300, Gerry Gainter $900 plus a job, Claude Case $900, and Ray Roser $806 to Harvey Mudd. Several other offers from ASU and other institutions are listed. ceremony May 20 at 10 a.m. in the school auditorium.
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Occidental College
Los Angeles
Scottsdale
Susan Billings
Joyce Baumgartner
Gerry Gainter
Claude Case
University of Mexico
Ray Roser
Harvey Mudd College
Scottsdale High School
County approves new stop signs on two Maricopa roads
Maricopa County supervisors on Monday approved new stop signs on Indian Bend road at Mockingbird lane and on Minnetowa at Connolly drive following a recommendation from the county engineer.
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Indian Bend Road
Mockingbird Lane
Minnetowa
Connolly Drive
Maricopa
Lincoln Glendale Roads To Be Linked This Fall
Maricopa County highway department will call bids within 10 days to extend Glendale avenue from 16th to 36th street linking with Lincoln road. The 2.5 mile cross link aims to create a through road from Luke Air Force Base to the Arizona Canal, at a projected cost over 120000 dollars with paving and widening plans to ease Camelback road traffic. Traffic expected by early fall about 120 days after contract award.
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Paradise Valley
West Valley
Glendale
Luke Air Force Base
Litchfield Road
Arizona Canal
Scottsdale Road
Overstreet
20Th Street
36Th Street
Glenvale Avenue
Central
16Th Street
Camelback Road
Scottsdale
Lincoln
Shea
Camelback
Camelhead Road
Suit Filed In Dog Incident In Scottsdale
Mrs. Bessie Fields age 69 of 3027 North 70th Street sued Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roseberry at 3035 North 70th Street through attorney Bruce Bayer seeking 75000 dollars actual and 75000 dollars punitive damages. The complaint states a large dog owned by the defendants caused a broken hip last February.
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Charles Roseberry
North 70Th Street
Round-Up Of Chamber Is Successful
Nearly 400 members and guests of the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce attended the Paradise Inn event Friday night. About $600 was netted for Chamber projects with a cocktail hour a lavish buffet dinner and southwestern entertainment by Los Rayos Mariachis. Red McIlvaine hosted and awarded prizes as Sammy Crow's orchestra provided dancing. Hostesses were six Alpha Delta Pi sorority members at ASU.
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Scottsdale
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
ASU
Sammy Crow
Scottsdale Man Fined for Falsely Signing Woman’s Name
A Scottsdale man Allen L Dhonau 41 at 560 South Pinto Drive pleaded guilty to petty theft for signing a woman’s name to papers in a real estate deal. He was fined 1500 and given 10 days to pay or start a 300 day jail term. The case stemmed from a plan to form a private game club on 1000 acres owned by a Scottsdale woman who allowed hunting on the land.
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Dhonau
South Pinto Drive
Scottsdale
Scottsdale conducts first annual sidewalk art show
Work in all media by students from Scottsdale elementary and high schools will be displayed in downtown Scottsdale Saturday. The event on Fifth avenue East and West Main streets and Pima Plaza is sponsored by the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce. A panel of local artists will judge the works, prepared by varied age groups across schools, with many pieces offered for sale.
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Scottsdale
Fifty Five Acre Commercial Annexation Bid in Scottsdale
An application to Scottsdale town council seeks annexation and zoning for 55 acres owned by Mrs. Robert Zimmerman. A 40 acre front on Scottsdale road is slated for a major shopping center, with buyers including Arizona investors. A 15 acre parcel on Osborn Road faces possible industrial zoning and a 300 foot commercial frontage. Completion depends on zoning approvals.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Road
Osborn Road
Earls Drive
Robert Zimmerman
Arizona
Builders Mortgage Trust Company
Charles Duecy
Charles Deucy
Jerry Thorner
Phoenix
Besham, Carson
Osborn and
Ball Park Plaza
Smith Lane
Duccy
Medical
Detttg
Rogers Lane
Indian School
Scottsdale Progress sets page record with special Hayden Shoppers Fair
The Scottsdale Progress reports a record daily edition of 28 news pages plus a 40 page color section. It highlights a special section on the opening of the Shoppers Fair center located at Hayden and Indian School roads in Arizona.
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Scottsdale Progress
Shoppers Fair Center
Hayden
Local Man Faces Washington Charge
Jack Sheinbein 44 of 372 South Monte Vista posted 1000 bond after a Phoenix hearing on a single count of receiving stolen property. He operates Colonial Junk Company in Washington DC and is charged with receiving 750 pounds of stolen lead from Nave Typographical Service in Washington. An entry of not guilty is planned at a Washington hearing on May 17.
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Jack Sheinbein
South
Monte Vista
U. S
Phoenix
United
Sheinbein
Colonial Junk Company
Washington, D. C
Nave Typographical Service
Washington
Harry Stewart
State Medical Group Starts Convention
The Arizona Medical Association opened its 69th annual scientific meeting at the Safari hotel with 400 to 500 physicians expected to register by last night. A House of Delegates meeting and first scientific session were held in the convention center, with further sessions through Saturday noon led by state president Darmont W. Melick.
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Arizona Medical Association
Safari Hotel
House of Delegates
Darmont W. Melick
Zoning Change Approved for Monte Vista Osborn Property
The town council on Tuesday approved rezoning the Monte Vista Osborn site from unclassified to residential B after a owners petition and recent annexation. It requires seven feet more right of way on Osborn road and 40 feet on the mid section line, plus a cul de sac to serve west Monte Vista properties before development.
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Monte Vista
Osborn
Planning Commission
Osborn Road
Postmasters Convene in Arizona for 25th Annual Meeting
Postmasters from across Arizona gather Monday at the Valley Ho Hotel for the 25th annual Arizona chapter convention of the National Association of Postmasters. O C Wilson of Scottsdale serves as convention chairman with E L Hinners of Somerton and Miles T Preston of Wickenburg assisting. Agnes W Spencer of Cochise will preside as Mayor Mort Kimsey greets attendees. Walter E Elder of the Denver regional office talks Tuesday afternoon. Raymond R Holquest vice president of the national association speaks at the banquet Tuesday night. Frank E Barr assistant postmaster general from Washington D C will speak at the Wednesday departmental banquet.
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Arizona
Valley Ho
National Association of Postmasters
O. C. Wilson
Scottsdale
E. L. Hinners
Somerton
Miles T. Preston
Wickenburg
Agnes W. Spencer
Cochise
Mort’ Kimsey
Walter E. Elder
Denver
Raymond R. Holquest
National Association
Frank E. Barr
Washington D. C
Local Fires Not Serious In Scottsdale Area
An inquisitive pup was freed after getting stuck between fence pickets on East Osborn Road. Scottsdale fire department handled minor blazes including a grease fire at Tico Taco and a car wiring fire on a Jones residence at 4420 Arcadia Lane. Brush and stump fires were reported near Miller and Indian School, and at 48th and Cactus.
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Scottsdale
Arcadia Lane
Miller
Indian School Road
Cactus
Scottsdale council sets sewer policy and annexes land for streets
The Scottsdale Town Council discussed sewer installation cost reimbursement for developers and approved annexing land north of West Indian School Road to enable a new improvement district. They named Lou Witzeman to work with the Arizona Board of Fire Underwriters to upgrade the town fire rating and reviewed pond odor controls and trash disposal ordinances.
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Scottsdale
West Indian School Road
Arizona Canal
Valley Ho Hotel
Indian School
Camelback
Scottsdale Road
Lou Witzeman
Rural Fire Department
Arizona Board of Fire Underwriters
Witzeman
Miller Road
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Norm Peiffer
Perry Wheat
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Charles Chamberlain
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Marv Strickland
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Ted Michatakes
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SHS
Arizona State University
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James Blunt
Judy Jones
Therapeutic Society of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons
Mike Townsend
Rensselaar
New York
University of Ilinois
Frank Rhame
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Lincoln-Glendale
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