Liquor license votes split over Pronto Market expansion
City council recommended denial of a Pronto Market liquor license at 2824 N. Gotth St amid opposition from Farmers Quality Liquor and 75 residents. The panel also suggested state approval for four other permits and awarded a Shell gasoline contract at 20.2 cents per gallon. Zoning changes were approved to ease townhouse size rules and allow cemeteries in single family zones.
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Pronto
State Board of Liquor Control
N. G&tth St
C. R. Morris
Farmers Quality
Golden Horseshoe
Scottsdale Rd
Joseph Hennessey
Dale Anderson
Little Lulu
Scottsdale Jaycees
Rodeo Arena
Roman Village
Old
Shell Oil Co
Rail hearing opens on SP daylight passenger service
Testimony began at an ICC hearing in Phoenix on Southern Pacific Railroad’s bid to discontinue the daylight passenger run between Phoenix and Tucumcari New Mexico. SP witness Robert M Jochner said the line loses about 810000 annually and that mail baggage and express traffic are the main function. Arizona and New Mexico Corporation Commissions and Railroad Brotherhoods questioned lack of advertising and passenger inconvenience as the hearing before ICC Examiner John S Messer continued through Friday.
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Phoenix
UPI
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Southern Pacific Railroad
Here
Tucumcari
N.M
Robert M. Jochner
San Francisco
Arizona and New Mexico Corporation Commissions
Jechner
John S. Messer
Camelback Road Extension Near Indian Bend Wash
Completion planned for early December on the Camelback Road extension across the Indian Bend Wash. A grader operates on the roadbed near the wash as the project builds four lanes with curbs and gutters except in the wash floodway. Pete Horner Excavating is the contractor for the $100 000 project.
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Camelback Rd
Indian Bend Wash
Wash
Pete Horner
Sturdevant Named Assistant Principal for Coronado High
James S. Sturdevant is named by the Scottsdale school board as assistant principal for educational services at Coronado High School. The 35 year old veteran joined the district in 1960 as a mathematics instructor and has held multiple roles, including district assistant director of personnel. He is a captain in the Arizona National Guard and is married with three children.
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James S. Sturdevant
Scottsdale
Coronado
East Central State College
Oklahoma
Arizona State University
Baylor University
Oklahoma Baptist University
Arizona National Guard
Sturdevant
Board of Adjustments names new member and reappoints four
Four members of the Board of Adjustments were reappointed by the city council Tuesday night and a new member was named to the board which deals mainly with building code and sign variations. Re-appointed were Harold Kennedy Forest Kohn Troy Murray and Milt Claver. The new member is Gerald Hill. Kent Huson was named chair man. The council also named Mrs. Billy Gentry to the parks board to replace Mrs. Raymond Warner who is moving out of town and re-appointed Gerald Ludbeck to the planning commission.
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Board of Adjustments
City Council
Harold Kennedy
Forest Kohn
Troy Murray
Milt Claver
Gerald Hill
Kent Huson
Billy Gentry
Parks Board
Raymond Warner
Gerald Ludbeck
Planning Commission
Choate to sue over Scottsdale power line plan
Landowner Robert Choate prepares to seek an injunction against Arizona Public Service to stop a six mile 69 000 volt transmission line along North Scottsdale Road He argues the line harms scenic views property values and community planning while APS says poles will be gray and less obtrusive and Paradise Valley requires a variance for overhead lines Choate asks for support from neighbors Valley Beautiful Citizens Council and local officials and may file when ready while discussions on underground wires continue with APS and Salt River Project
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Robert Choate
Arizona Public Service
N. Scottsdale Rd
Choate
Scottsdale
Jackrabbit Rds
Valley Beautiful Citizens Council
Arizona Corporation Commission
City of
Paradise Valley
APS
Shea Blvd
Camelback Rd
Lawrence Pavilack
Pavilack
Valley Beautiful
Harry Coblentz
Beautification Council
Salt River
Indians sign 15 year lease for Phillips service station
The Salt River Indian Reservation tribal council and Phillips Petroleum Co signed a 15 year lease for a Phillips 66 service station on the reservation. The station will feature Indian architecture and sit at McDowell and Reservation roads near the Indian Agency office.
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Salt River Indian Reservation Tribal Council
Phillips Petroleum Co
Phillips 66
McDowell Rd
Reservation Rd
Indian Agency
Pet Parade and Community Events at Papago Plaza
A Saturday schedule features a pet parade at 10 30 am with registrations at TG Y for all pets and prizes announced. A ranchwagon lunch is served 11 am to 2 pm by Girl Scout Troop 312 followed by a talent search on KDOT 11 am to 2 pm for instrument singing or dance acts.
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Papago Plaza
Tg&y
Radio
KDOT
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Michael Roberta
James Sturdevant
Carlos Fillmore
George Cassaday
W. W. Keeler
Phillips
Keeler
National Congress of American Indians
Executive House
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Dow Jones
P.m
Sears Roebuck
Southern Pacific
Sperry Rand
Standard of
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Francis U.S. Steel
I. duPont & Co
Alcoa
American Can
Webb Corp
American Motors
At&t
American Tobacco
Anaconda
Ariena Pub
Atchison Topeka
Bendix
Bethlehem Steel
DuPont
Eastman Kodak
Ford Motors
Frontier Airlines
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
I It&t
Kennecott
Montgomery Ward
Motorola
New York Central
North Amn
Owens Illinois
RCA
Rexall
U.S.D.A
New York
Safeway Stores, Incorporated
U.S
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Thermal
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Miam
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WHITE
LEVIS
Levi's
Scottsdale Headquarters
N. Brown
Chandler
San Marcos
E. Main
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