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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1974

Page

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Tempe double murder of two Scottsdale youths shocks city

Police found 12-year-old Kelly Bennett Kardell and 12-year-old Jeffrey Schlosser shot in a Tempe Canton House apartment complex near Mill Avenue. Schlosser died at a Tempe hospital. Investigators sought two teens seen near Shop N Go market and questioned a resident arrested for obstructing police. The youths were last seen in Tempe around 1 a.m. and had connections to the nearby complex and Scottsdale.

Tim McGraw Bruce Jameson Ideate Kelly Bennett Kardell Bonita’ Drive Jeffrey Donald Schlosser Sandlewood, Drive Mohave School Schlosser Tempe Témpe Canton Mill Avé John Hatton Mill Scottsdale David W. Townsend Townsend Temipe

City officials tour Miller and McKellips maintenance yard

City Magistrate Edward L. Boyle and City Clerk Fern Anderson Nell joined staff and visitors touring the Miller and McKellips Roads maintenance yard. Equipment mechanic Cliff Haga demonstrated welding as part of a staff seminar to familiarize employees with colleagues’ activities. Progress photo by Yul Conaway.

Edward L. Boyle Fern Anderson Nell Miller and McKellips Roads Cliff Haga Nell

Scottsdale teachers vow tough talks as union pires for strike

Mike Petryni reports Scottsdale Federation of Teachers leaders accuse the Scottsdale School Board of a new low in a decade and fear negotiations show signs of a strike. SFT president Larry Bell cites board refusal to meet on meet and confer plans and hiring of a labor-relations attorney as signs of trouble ahead.

Mike Petryni Scottsdale June Reynolds Scottsdale Education Association SFT SEA Joe Bell Bell James Wellington Reach Dan Gruender Phoenix Maricopa County William ‘Randall

City Plans Two Bridges with Shared Costs Across Agencies

City officials outline a two bridge project with cost sharing among Phoenix, the state, and the County Flood Control District. Scottsdale's portion capped at 25 percent, likely around 12.5 percent with agency participation. The plan includes a waterline relocation and easement for flood control, plus excavation bids for the Indian Bend Wash low flow channel at McDonald Drive.

Dai Phoenix Scottsdale Andian Thames National Prodhers Central Lanner Brothers Indian Bend Wash McDonald Drive Preferred Development Corp

Scottsdale High lobby seeks pledge to stay at current downtown site

Scottsdale High School students and parents urge the Scottsdale School Board to commit to keeping the school and its staff at the 7401 E. Indian School Rd. campus. They present 1,050 signatures and over 200 letters as the district withdraws a $6 million bond plan amid economic concerns.

Scottsdale High School Scottsdale School Board Scottsdale High John Berry Scottsdale Berry Indian School Rd William Jenkins Robert Usdane Usdane

Scottsdale School Board Votes Daily Pledge Despite Student Opposition

The Scottsdale School Board approved a daily pledge of allegiance or national anthem at the start of each school day by a four to zero vote with one abstention. Students at Coronado Arcadia Saguaro and Scottsdale high schools largely opposed the plan citing polls and petitions showing many prefer less frequent pledge activity.

Scottsdale J Ae Lori Cox Coronado High School Scottsdale High School Scottsdale Representive Arcadia High School Saguaro High School Robert Arrowsmith Coronado Arrowsmith

Nixon tapes may be admitted in Watergate cover-up trial

U S Chief Judge Sirica says prosecutors have laid a sufficient foundation to admit President Nixon era White House conversations as evidence in the Watergate cover-up case. In a related item, Bolivian President Banzer retook Santa Cruz with paratroopers after a rebel revolt.

Washington Hidge John Siles Richard Nixon White ‘House Sirica LA Paz Hugo Banzer Santa Cruz

White House rushed Gibson nomination to head Federal Energy Commission

Washington confirms background checks were skipped as President Ford nominates Andrew Gibson to lead the FEC. Reports say Gibson received 100000 dollars severance after 10 years at Interstate Oil Transport Co before taking the energy post, with officials citing urgency to fill the job quickly.

Washington White House Ford Andrew Gibson Federal Energy Commission Gibson Interstate Oil Transport Co Philadelphia

Weekend Forecast Sun, Warmer Days Reach Upper Seventies

A sunny spell brings upper 70s daytime highs and pleasant nights. Expect highs around the upper 70s and overnight low near 50 through today and Friday.

Hospital proposal tabled on Salt River Indian Reservation

The Salt River Pima Maricopa Tribal Council postpones action on a proposed hospital east of here until the developer submits environmental and cultural impact statements. The tribal planning board reports no objection but the reclassification request remains on hold. The plan envisions a therapeutic facility evolving into a specialty complex with community employment preference and ongoing collaboration with the tribe.

Salt River Pims- Maricopa Here James T.‘Trant Indian” ‘Community

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Kelly Kardell Jeffrey Schlosser Yul Conaway SHS Coronado High Nixon Vali der Bolivia Kissinger Israel Tel Aviv Henry Kissinger Palestinian Liberation Organization Egypt Saudi Arabia Jordan Syria U.S PLO
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