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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1965
Page
7
UPI reports that Americans received the first silverless coins as the Treasury shifts from silver to copper nickel. Officials warn of possible coin hoarding and discuss the 1935 act, stockpiles, and projected timelines to fully transition while minimizing a coin shortage.
Sunrise Optimist Club of Scottsdale with 38 members will host a Wednesday 7 am breakfast for 12 class presentations from Scottsdale Arcadia and Coronado high schools at Plain N Fancy Restaurant. Mayor Bill Clayton signed a proclamation naming Youth Appreciation Week. Chief Walter Nemetz and Boy Scout and Cub Scout representatives attend. R A Henck chairs the event.
A bridge article describes South as an actor who used a theatrical leer during the play. South wins a slam after East misreads a trump threat and West discards, exposing the tale of the hand and the strategic missteps at the table in Southern California.
James Amich won the Scottsdale Boys Club mayoral race, topping Bill Terry. Council members for various sections include Rodger McEntire, Tony Vehon, David Vehon, Charles Bourque, Tom Vehon, and Steve Gladstone with Paul Reuter in special events. Installation set for Nov 17 at 7 30 p m open to the public. Chess tournament results name Mark Cobb Peter Helms Steve Gladstone and Peter Helms as champions.
American Airlines launches a $1 million Arizona promotion with 150 flight staff in western attire. Personnel in 15 cities including New York Chicago St Louis Los Angeles and Ontario join a two month effort starting in November. About 125 U S based employees and 15 in Canada participate with outfits supplied by Saba's Western Store Scottsdale mailed earlier.
Scottsdale High School joins other mills in observing national DECA week to highlight opportunities in distribution and merchandising. DECA links senior high and junior college students, with membership based on academics and conduct, and activates through merchandising class enrollment.
Scottsdale City Council declares its intent to improve streets alleys and easements between 66th Place and 70th Street from McDowell Road to Oak Street by installing vitrified clay pipe sanitary sewers. It will issue improvement bonds and assess costs to a district under state statutes.
The notice outlines the proposed street and alley improvements in Scottsdale including precise segments on 60th Place West 69th Place West Cypress Street Holly Street Oak Street and Palm Lane among others. It states work to be done per approved plans and specifications on file with the City Clerk and Streets Superintendent.
A detailed legal description outlines boundary lines and measurements for Tract 1 and adjacent lots in Scottsdale Garden Manor and Papago Paradise Unit Two. The text notes distances, directions, monument references, and corner points, establishing the easterly, westerly, north, and south limits and the relation to street lines and monument markers.
The 1965 Scottsdale council resolution commits bonds to finance a 10 installment street and utility improvement program in Scottsdale Meadows Unit and surrounding parcels. Assessments fund the debt, with bonds payable January 1 after each installment collection, at a four percent interest rate, under Arizona statutes. Public notices will be published in the Scottsdale Daily Progress with maps and district boundaries on file.
The city plans to issue improvement bonds to install sanitary sewers, manholes, taps, and paving along multiple alleys and streets between Osborn Road and Indian School Road. Emergency action declared by the Scottsdale City Council to execute these district-wide public works per Arizona law.
The document outlines alignment details for alleys and easements in Scottsdale, including distances along Whitton Avenue, List Street, and Osborn Road. It references Plan No. S-6408 adopted by the City Council, with work to be performed per city standards and funded by a benefited district.
City in Scottsdale adopts a resolution to finance sanitary sewer improvements by assessments on parcels in a specific district. Bonds repayable from annual installments start January after collection, four percent interest, with maps on file detailing lots within the district and costs to be paid by the city.
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