Scottsdale Women’s Club plants memorial grove in park
The Junior Women’s Club of Scottsdale created a Memorial and Honor Grove in the park by planting the first tree and urging citizens and groups to donate trees. The grove honors servicemen who died serving the nation as more trees join the single memorial tree from the club and a Welcome Wagon donation event is planned.
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Scottsdale Dorado
Junior Women's ‘Club of
Scottsdale
Sevicemen
Women’s Club
Decision delayed in death case near Scottsdale
Scottsdale Justice of the Peace Harold Holcomb took the case under advisement as a preliminary hearing for Ft. McDowell Indian Reservation resident Edward Shenah proceeds. Shenah, driver of a pickup, allegedly collided with a car killing 16 year old Janice Logan of 4044 E Oak. Logan died at St Josephs Hospital. police cited driving on the wrong side of the roadway. Judge Holcomb will rule Friday on whether Shenah should be held to answer in Superior Court. Weather forecast fair with increasing clouds. today near 108 degrees, tonight about 62.
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Scottsdale
Harold Holcomb
Ft.McDowell
Pima Parents Fight Double Sessions At Board Meeting
More than 200 Pima area residents signed a petition protesting proposed double sessions as a space solution. They urge the school board to consider alternatives and oppose removing Cocopah Hohokam and Yavapai Elementary Schools from the plan. The district would buy 15 portable classrooms at about 50 000 dollars, adding to existing portable rents and a teacher pay raise, pushing next year’s budget to the limit.
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Rae
Pima
Marsha Usdane
Sara Johnson
Charles. Hill
Kerey
Yavapai
Cocopah
Hohokam
Mohave
Navajo
Supai
Tonalea
Coco- Po +h
Acoohs Wasfigials
Shaw
Scottsdale teachers plan to picket board meeting tonight
Union teachers vow to protest and seek a teacher election to choose a bargaining agent. Larry Bell, Coronado teacher and SFT president, says he will decide this summer whether to picket more board meetings. A prior protest involved about 75 teachers and was peaceful. The board, declining to meet with the union, will only discuss with the Professional Negotiation Commission of the Scottsdale Education Association.
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Larry—Bell
Coronado
Scottsdale
Professional Negotiation’ Commission
Scottsdale Education Association
SFT
Property owners seek fair price for Fifth Avenue Parking land
District 2 residents with investor ties including city official Jack Senini and his father seek an equitable land price for the proposed 200 space parking site between Third and Fifth Avenues west of Scottsdale Road. The Senini group and others hired legal aid to challenge initial city appraisals and ensure full disclosure of partnership records.
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Fifth Avenue
Jack Senini
Senini
John L. Senini Sr
Seninis
City Hall
Scotts
Dale Road Realty Co
Oper
T. W. Shumway
Third
Fifth Avenues
Scottsdale Rd
Shumway
City Public
Marc Stragier
Apppraiser
Joe Patterson
Emmett V. Graham
John, Yee
Lawrence Ong
Graham
Third Avenue Extension
SRP seeks Kent Decree reopening on water rights
Salt River Project announced plans to reopen the 1910 Kent Decree to settle water rights across the 13 000 square mile SRP watershed including White Mountain Apache and Fort McDowell lands. The case could order dam removal or confirm Indian prior rights to maintain and add lakes.
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Salt River
Salt River Valley
White Mountain Apache
Fort McDowell
McCulloch Properties, Inc
Verde River
White Mountain
Hawley Lake
McNary
McDonald Named Tempe City Manager
McDonald was officially appointed to Tempe city manager at a salary of 20000 dollars per year. He had been serving on an interim basis since April 5 after Leland Kraft's sudden resignation following a rift with the city council. Scottsdale thanked him for his work and will temporarily fill his Scottsdale post with Dale Carter, while Jim McCausland will lead the building department.
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Ken McDonald
Tempe
McDonald
Scottsdale
Leland Kraft
Bill Donaldson
Donaldson
Dale Carter
Dan Raby
Carter
Jim McCausland
First Lady Mrs. Johnson Visits Phoenix for Quick Stop
Mrs. Lyndon Johnson arrived in Phoenix with Interior Secretary Udall for a 24 hour visit. Rain delayed the Washington flight causing missed ceremonies at the Phoenix Convention Center. She attended a private luncheon and was whisked away with no public statements. She planned to speak at the Phoenix Civic Plaza dedication and soon at the main post office event.
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Phoenix
UPI
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Washington, D.C
Stewart Udall
Sky Harbor
Convention Center
Certer
Phoenix Civic Plaza
Atlee Hites
Sun City
Mexico City
Navy hunts overdue Scorpion as Atlantic siege extends
An armada of Navy hunter planes, warships and submarines comb the 2,100 mile Atlantic stretch from the Azores to the Virginia Capes seeking the overdue nuclear sub Scorpion. 37-ship task force under Vice Adm. Schade, with six other subs submerged and three rescue vessels on standby, press on amid 65 mph winds and 20 foot seas, while Admiral Moorer confirms the sub remains overdue not missing.
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Washington
UPI
Atlantic
Scorpion
Azores
Virginia Capes
A. F. Schade
Pargo
Navy
Hynton G. Rickover
Norfolk
Mediterranean
Adm
Thomas H. “Moorer
Naval Operations
Francis A. Slattery
Virginia Beach
Yanks and Viet names brace for battle near Dak To
U S command in Vietnam deploys the Fourth Infantry Division against a large Communist force near the Dak To base in the Central Highlands. Estimates place up to 10 000 North Vietnamese regulars massed near the allied position with possible Cambodian armored support.
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Saigon
U.S
Vietnam
Central Highlands
Dak To
Khe Sanh
Cambodia
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