Fennell zoning taken off council agenda
The Scottsdale zoning case delaying commercial zoning at the southwest corner of Scottsdale Road and Lincoln Drive was removed from next Tuesday's city council agenda. Mayor Bud Tims said postponement will give both sides more time to prepare, with a 90 day delay possible before a final decision on site plans submitted by developer R. C. Mike Fennell.
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Progress City
Scottsdale Rd
Lincoln Dr
Bud Tims
Tims
Flagstff
Arizona League of Cities and Towns
R. C
Mike” Fennell
Fennell
Federal court opens way for new rail strike threat
Washington appeals court allows Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen to reopen negotiations over assigning firemen to diesel locomotives, signaling a potential second nationwide railroad strike.
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Washington
Brotherhood of Locomotive
Governor Williams survives Phoenix crash amid minor injuries to others
In Phoenix at Fifth Ave and Portland Gov. Jack Williams escaped injury when his car collided with a second vehicle driven by Arthur Inderleid who was taken to a hospital for observation and treatment of minor injuries. The governor’s car was undamaged by the impact.
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Phoenix
Jack Williams
Arthur Inderleid
Fifth Ave
Portland
Scottsdale Police Adopt Protective Helmets for Midnight Shift
Scottsdale patrol officers on the midnight to 8 am shift receive beige hard helmets for protection. Capt Richard Seidner says the helmets give maximum safety, with Tempe Police praising the headgear for reducing injuries. The phased rollout will cost about $20 per helmet and complete in three to six months.
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Scottsdale
Richard Seidner
Tempe
B. W. Patterson
Leidner
Riots in Hong Kong as Red Guard type groups clash
Thousands of Chinese youths in Hong Kong burn loots and attack police with Molotov cocktails amid two days of rioting. Police and British forces impose curfew, schools close, and a heavy security response follows statements blaming Communist agitators from China.
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British
Hong Kong
UPI
Kowloon
Chi-na
Macao
Authori
Sir David Trench
Search for boys in cave continues in Tom Sawyer country
National Guardsmen scoured cave filled hills along the Mississippi near Hannibal for three brothers, Joe and Bill Hoag and Edward Dowell, missing since Wednesday after fleeing home to explore caves. Officials say they remain unaccounted with no cave traces found.
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Hannibal
UPI
Mississippi River
Mark ‘Iwain
Murphy’s Cave
Joe Hoag
Bill
Edward Craig Dowell
William G. Karras
Twain
Huckerberry Finn
Mike Hoag
Hoag Brothers
Scottsdale Board approves seeking NDEA federal aid
The Scottsdale Board of Education unanimously approves applying for National Defense Education Act funds for 1966 67 to improve testing counseling and guidance programs. The district could receive up to 50 percent of an estimated 50 000 in expenses, with no national testing participation required. The approval aligns with input from Dr A Scharf and echoes CAC recommendations to weigh federal aid carefully.
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Progress Education
Scottsdale Board of Education
Dr. A. Scharf
Title &A
NDEA
Scottsdale
Bill Close
Scharf
Barry Goldwater
Sam Kitchell
Citizens Advisory’ ‘Committee
Board of Education
CAC
Citizens’ Committee
Scottsdale Board Backs Study for 13 Million Bond and Middle School Concept
The Scottsdale Board of Education accepted a Citizens Advisory Committee report proposing a 13 million bond and a middle school concept. No action taken on the 76-page report or 23 recommendations while praise was unanimous and further study planned. A spectator warned of higher taxes if the bond passes.
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Scottsdale Board of Education
Citizens Advisory Committee
Charles Jones
N. Dromedary
Bill Close
Bart Ross
E. Calle Tuberia
Scottsdale prostitution raid nets two arrests
Scottsdale police and Maricopa County investigator Al Roth led a raid on a house at 11624 N Scottsdale Rd uncovering two captured women Dawn Howard 25 and Michelle Michaels 23 along with marijuana and gambling devices. Pauline Bowers sought as the renter also known as Polly is missing.
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Scottsdale
Marcopa County Attorney's Office
Jack ‘Kelly
Kelly
Scottsdale Rd
Dawn Howard
Michelle Michaels
Miss Michaels
Miss Howard
Pauline Bowers
Pauline Tossato
Virginia Johnson
Polly
al Roth
Roth
Bob Greenwald
Jim Callaway
Paul Warchot
Lillian Sheheen
Crash kills Phoenix resident in high speed rollover
Phillip David Smith, 21, of 7607 E. McDonald Dr., died after his sports car overturned four times in the 5300 block of E. Indian School Rd Phoenix. He was thrown clear as the vehicle, traveling at high speed, passed two eastbound cars and then crashed. Smith died at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Patrolman G A Miller said he was alone in the car.
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Phillip David Smith
E. McDonald Dr
E. Indian School Rd
Phoenix
Smith
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
G. A. Miller
Miller
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