Scottsdale traffic plan seeks $95460,600 in major improvements
Scottsdale faces worsening traffic as proposed funding and routes aim to link Phoenix Tempe and Scottsdale with a web of freeways and parkways. The plan covers 184 miles of urban and rural arterial work, with costs totaling about 328 million and funding uncertainties.
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Scottsdale
Ft Dasis
Phoenix
Tempe
A. Porconey
Northwest Pines
Paradise Valley
Maricopa County
Seven Arizona papers unite to back Dick Searles in District 2 race
A rare joint edition from seven weekly Arizona papers endorses Dick Searles for District 2 supervisor amid county planning debates. Observers note the consolidation signals strong backing while opponents claim bias. Local concerns rise over a Monte Vista Indian School intersection without a signal and ongoing disagreement on Camelback road bridge and a $57.4 million streets plan.
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THE
Record
Dick Searles
Scottsdale Progress
Glendale News
Peoria Times
Sunnyslope Journal
Sunnyslope News
Youngtown Record
Cactus
Searles
B. W. Burns
Permit Hearing Stalled By Planning Commission in Scottsdale
County Atty. Charles Stidham labels Scottsdale the likely haven for hoodlums and urges a Grand Jury to curb crime. Council delays use permit for City Hospital as planning commission postpones action, doctors push for speedy construction, with possible second site options if the Monte Vista Osborn plan falters.
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Charles Stidham
Scottsdale
Arizona
Tucson
Stidham
Chicago
Paradise Valley
North Phoeni
City Hospital
George Long
Eoding Commission
Soning Commission
City Hospiti
Clark McGaughey
Monte Vista
Osborn Roads
Osborn Road
Orange Avenue
Scottsdale's Biggest Grand Opening Promises Modern Nuss Building
The Grand Opening of Scotts dale's biggest office building the Nuss Building will be held Saturday at 655 N Scottsdale Rd built by AM-KEP Construction Co of Scottsdale.
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Scottsdale
Nuss Building
Scottsdale Rd
Am-Kep Construction Co
Editorial Endorsements For Local And National Offices
The piece endorses Nixon for President and cites foreign policy experience under Eisenhower. It backs Searles for Supervisor, Burgbacher for Senator, Pickrell for Bray River, and Don Reese for Representative District B1, praising their integrity, business sense, and dedication to Greater Scottsdale.
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Upervisor
Dick Searles
State Aw
Ralph G
Burgbacher
Don Reese
Scottsdale
Scottsdale approves school bonds with wide margin
More than 3,600 voters backed 3,046,000 in bonds for Scottsdale schools. Elementary bonds of 1,095,000 and high school bonds of 1,050,000 won by large margins, with totals around 3,060 to 488 and 3,105 to 487 respectively. Funds will buy sites and build two new elementary schools plus additions, and finish Coronado high school plus office warehouses.
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Scottsdale
Supai
Tavan
Hohokam
Kiva
Tonto
Tonalea
Thinclads Win CC Dual Meet On Road To Title
Scottsdale High School cross country defeated Camelback 26 to 31 to extend its dual meet win streak to four. Camelback’s Art Reade won the two mile in 10:01, with Scottsdale’s Joe Contreras second at 10:09 and Nabisco Flores third.
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Scottsdale
Camelback
Beavers
Art Reade
Joe Contreras
Nabisco Flores
Kit Smith
Brent Williams
Mike Rockwell
Pete Banks
Mesa
Reservation Development Under Study
The Pima-Maricopa Tribal Council has a preliminary land use study from Maricopa County Planning and Zoning on current and future development of Reservation lands. LeRoy Smith notes many requests for leasing tribal lands. No action date set. An economic study of Reservation lands near the Verde River east and northeast of Scottsdale is being prepared by Henningsen, Durham and Richardson to guide future development with the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
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Pima-Maricopa Tribal Council
Maricopa County Planning and Zoning Department
LeRoy Smith
Verde River
Scottsdale
Henningsen, Durham and Richardson
Tribal Council
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Petersen Expects Annex Backing for Scottsdale Expansion
Art Petersen leads a 36 member drive to collect annexation petitions for a north Scottsdale area near Arizona Canal. He says most contacted residents are willing if informed of facts, noting city delays cause hesitation. He plans to report findings to the Chamber of Commerce and cites seven additional areas eyeing annexation with two already ready to join.
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Scottsdale
Arizona Canal
Art Petersen
Petersen
Petersen Saiys
Chamber of Commerce
Cities Urge OK On Tax Measure For Arizona Ballot
In towns across Arizona officials push Initiative No. 200 to raise state sales tax apportionment from 10 to 25 percent. Scottsdale Mayor Kimsey says the change could add about 70 000 yearly to the city in 1961. Backers note urban population growth.
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Arizona
Scottsdale
M. E. Kimsey
League of Arizona
Polling Place Move For Scottsdale East Precinct
The Scottsdale East General Election polling place moves from the school auditorium to Room 24 at Soloma School located at Second Street and Marshall Avenue. Room 24 is on Marshall Street just south of the alley due to classrooms occupying the auditorium.
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Scottsdale East
Soloma School
Second Street
Marshall Avenue
Marshall Street
Classified Christmas Gift Guide Debuts November 10
The Cottsdale Progress announces a new classified page, number 28 A, the Christmas Gift Guide for readers and advertisers. List toys games books records record players TV sets skates radios and more. Call Whitney 6 3441 before 5 p m each Tuesday to request the Classified promo and courteous service.
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Whitney
Cottsdale
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Annex
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