Telephone service restored after long wait in Scottsdale
Neighbors in the Shea and 81st Street area faced a seven month wait for phone lines. Leib and neighbors were told no service until December due to full lines. The Progress reported the issue and the company later arranged a half mile of cable and line transfers to Leib’s home, restoring service within a week.
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Seibs
Shea
81St St
Leib
Wade
Mountain
Commercial
Mana ‘Ger
Scottsdale
Corporation Commission
G. A. Bradley
Seth
Rharanad
Bradley
Wwere
Setb
Scottsdale YMCA Run For Your Life Draws 100 Runners
About 100 people from business circles schools police and girls track teams are expected to join the Scottsdale YMCA Run For Your Life on Saturday morning. The two mile route starts from Fashion Square or Bashas Market and ends at the YMCA building. The event celebrates Run For Your Life Day with 7 am start time and warm weather forecast.
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Scottsdale
Fashion Square
Residents oppose rezoning near Shea Boulevard in Scottsdale
North Scottsdale Homeowners Association members meeting at Cocopah School object to Dell-Trailer Construction rezoning from one acre to townhouse use on a 20 acre parcel east of Scottsdale Road. They favor Master Plan zoning and a buffer rather than townhouses, with Kratzer noting only one supporter, a real estate man who walked out.
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Scottsdale
Cocopah
Shea ‘Blyd
Robert’ Kratzer
North
Assoc
Kratzer
Shea Blvd
Arizona Canal
Scottsdale Municipal
Scottsdale and
Shea
Arizona voters eligible by residency and ownership rules
The notice outlines who may vote in Arizona elections with six months district residency and property ownership criteria. It states voting occurs Tuesday from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. at multiple high and elementary schools. The ballot lists a $129 million four-question package funding elementary expansion, new schools, high school additions, a new high school, and a technical center with specific dollar amounts.
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Arizona
Apacuih
Cocopab
Hohokam
Sia Ingleside
Coronado
Scottsdale Rd
Shell
Friday in the News Friday in the News
United Press International provides a digest of daily highlights spanning politics economy society and world events with brief summaries and noteworthy developments from multiple regions and institutions.
Bonn maintains mark value amid speculation and inflation talk
West Germany holds the mark steady despite speculators betting on gains. A government spokesman says the rate will stay fixed after a cabinet meeting. In Hot Springs, Commerce Secretary Stans touts inflation progress while economists warn of rising prices. In Saigon, military sources hint at possible U.S. troop withdrawals from the 25th Infantry Division.
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Bonn
West Germany
Hot
Springs
Commerce
Maurice Stans
Hot Springs
Saigon
Vietnam
U.S
25Th Infantry
Scottsdale coaches clash with teachers over pay and duties
J B Pogue high school teachers' representative accuses Scottsdale Coaches Association of distorting facts as salary negotiations continue. He says 20 percent teaching time cuts would require at least 170000 for replacement teachers and that only salary remains unresolved.
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J. B. Pogue
Scottsdale Coaches ‘Association
Pogue
Coronado
SCA
al Gardner
Gardner
Unior
Ent
Citizens’ Committee
Signals on Lincoln Mockingbird traffic project near finish
Paradise Valley officials say traffic signals at Lincoln and Mockingbird will go into full use by Tuesday. Contractors promised completion of the signal and widening at Lincoln and Invergordon with Scottsdale to maintain rights for 150 dollars yearly plus repair costs, contract to be drawn up.
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Paradise
Valley
Lincoln
Mockingbird Liane
Paradise Valley
Henry Penfield
Invergordon
Penfield
Mockingbird
Scottsdale
Marc Stragier
Scottsdale coaches defy resignations in teacher split dispute
A group of 60 Scottsdale coaches, refusing to resign, signaled they will remain as teachers if contracts fail to improve. Superintendent Burnkrant warned of potential resignations and transfers, while the SCA claimed the coaches had quit their roles.
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Burnkrant
Scottsdale
Sity
Al.Gardner
SCA
Frisbee replaces varsity sports at Coronado High
In an exclusive interview, Scottsvale teens propose Frisbee as a solution to potential elimination of interscholastic sports at Coronado High. Charles Emerson touts Frisbee’s adaptability on any field, predicts Olympic interest, and notes coaches would quit in clear conscience while referees would keep play safe.
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Coronado High School
Nelar
Charles Emerson
Spin
Coronado
Wayne “Wham-O' Moora
Emerson
Jenkins
Moore
Contro
Humanitincags
Anya
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