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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1974
Page
1
McClintock 48 Arcadia 20 Tempe 13 Chaparral 7 Westwood 48 Coronado 18 Saguaro 41 Rofa 16 Scottsdale 13 Paradise Valley 14 Sunnyslope 7 reflects a week’s results. Details live on Pages 16 17 and 18 for full game-by-game summaries and standings.
U S unemployment rose to 6 percent in October with 200000 new jobless claims, totaling 5.5 million out of work. Economists warn the downturn could stretch into 1978 with rates possibly reaching 7 percent and further declines in spending.
An AFL-CIO affiliates official urged Arizona educators to unite under the AFL-CIO banner to push sweeping tax and social reforms for more funds for schools and jobs for unemployed teachers. He backed strikes if needed and noted efforts to merge Arizona unions with the Arizona Education Association amid rising frustration.
Paradise Valley town council unanimously okayed Rural Metropolitan Fire Department plans to build a fire station at the southwest corner of Tatum Boulevard and Mockingbird Lane. The vote was 5-0 with two members absent. Officials expect modest traffic impact and require coordination with Phoenix Fire Department and modest costs for land, building, signs, and landscaping.
Mayor William Jenkins announced $145000 in federal grants for parks including $90000 for a sister city park. The 2.3 million from the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation will be distributed to Arizona communities. Plans include a Mexican style Neigh borhood Park near Indian School between Hayden and Miller with development by American Continental Homes. The commission also approved $25000 for a program, $15000 for two tennis courts at Cholla Park and $15000 for a multi use equestrian facility.
In a Scottsdale Chamber appearance, Sen Barry Goldwater and challenger Jonathan Marshall urged federal spending cuts to fight inflation. Marshall pressed Goldwater on voting records while both urged energy and land use reforms. nuclear power drew sharp but cautious lines.
The Scottsdale forum featuring Rep. John Conlan and Democratic rival Bud Brown devolved into counter charges over campaign finance and alleged violations. Conlan pressed inflation cuts and a 10 percent budget reduction while Brown touted highway and transit funding amid a Democratic Congress.
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