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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1975
Page
4
Franklin D. Aleshire, 51, took over as city manager and pushed through a budget office redefinition focusing on program evaluation. A comprehensive refuse system report criticized efficiency yet offered improvements and triggered wider accountability measures for city operations.
Cherokee APT schedules a December 6 holiday bazaar inviting all student groups to sell crafts. APT also runs a library label drive to support audio visual gear, with Campbell’s Labels for Education and a Jan 9 goal. Cocopah and Kiva programs highlight art, Cub Scouts progress, and volunteer activity.
Desert Shadows Elementary School reports a carnival profit of about 2050 dollars thanks to many volunteers. The funds will support school materials while teachers plan priorities at meetings in the coming weeks. Florence Nelson led as carnival chair with Violet Miller as PTO treasurer.
President Isabel Peron was admitted to a clinic early today for a gall bladder issue with a possible operation. The medical bulletin said her condition is not serious and recovery could take three weeks to over a month. Senate President Italo Luder said no power transfer planned. Opponents demand a probe into alleged corruption centered on a $700,000 check Peron allegedly signed last July.
Bridges & Holden audited five Scottsdale district bookstores reporting a 16 percent average gross profit for the past year. Chaparral led with 21.71 percent and $46,491 in sales, while Arcadia posted 11.57 percent. Net incomes ranged from a high of $6,582 at Coronado to a red $5,255 at Arcadia.
An Associated Press survey of 15 common grocery items in 13 cities shows October bills up in six locations and down in seven, averaging a 3 percent rise then a 2 percent fall. Sugar volatility dominates, with salt Lake City seeing the sharpest rise in chopped chuck.
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