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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1973
Page
23
United Press International reports the Dow Jones fell 18.52 points to 914.13 amid global energy fears as the New York Stock Exchange retraced gains from prior sessions. The article also notes political moves toward Ford’s Senate vote and Sirica sentences for Watergate defendants.
Senate Commerce Chair Magnuson says Daylight Saving Time year round is top priority and a House committee is advancing a similar plan. He expects to send the energy saving bill to the White House next week.
Judge D L Greer will preside at 9 am Tuesday as Mohave Citizens Association sues Salt River Project for flood damage to about 250 homes south of the Arizona Canal after the 1970 Labor Day flood. Osmund Burton Jr. represents 219 homeowners. location may move to accommodate all parties.
Investigators say arson caused a large fire at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints at 7345 E. Earls Drive. Flames damaged attic and ground floor, with losses over 250000. Fire started in multiple locations including a clerk’s room and upstairs library.
Ivy B. Avery, 68, recalls the 1942 45 rationing period in Scottsdale and Thomas Roads, describing stamps worth one five and ten gallons, farmer help, and limited travel. He notes few counterfeit stamps, wartime conservation, and plans to expand his station despite city obstacles.
Paradise Valley residents express general support for a 1200 acre planned community by Westcor Development Corp in Northeast Phoenix bounded by 40th Street 48th Street Cholla and Thunderbird Road. The plan foresees 600 plus acres for housing a regional shopping center and 160 acres of open space with mixed housing and a 10 000 population target while ensuring compatibility with existing zoning ahead of Phoenix Planning Commission review.
The forecast calls for sunny today and Saturday with continued warm afternoons. Highs near ninety degrees are expected as the weekend progresses.
AFT president David Selden criticizes gimmicky state school financing that shifts costs to teachers. He urges more district organizing, warns against bureaucratic stasis, and supports a merged NEA AFT structure to boost teacher influence and funding for political activity.
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