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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1973

Page

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Pipeline bill clears Congress amid energy crisis debate

The pipeline measure passed 80 to 5 as Congress moves toward emergency powers for Nixon to address an oil shortage. Senate leaders criticize the White House for delayed recommendations while planning a four year emergency plan and a veto warning looms over the extraneous matter in the FTC proposal.

Washington Opi c Conca Senate Mike Mansfield Nixon Manafieri Congress Henry M. Jackson Dash Alaska

Meir rejects Oct 22 cease fire line return

Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir says Israel will not revert to the Oct 22 truce lines as demanded by the UN and Egypt, arguing no such lines exist. Britain declares national emergency and hints at gasoline rationing amid oil crisis. In Las Vegas high winds up to 100 mph toppled trailers and signs, forcing evacuations on the city’s north edge.

Jerusalem Golda Meir Israel Mideast U.N. Security Council Egypt London Britain Middle East Las Vegas Nev

Bank Robbery Near 68th Street and Camelbeck Road

A lone man robbed the Continental Banks on 68th Street at Camelbeck Road this afternoon and fled with an undetermined amount of cash.

Continental Banks 68Th Street Camelbeck Road

Variable Clouds Bring Mild Sailing Day

Readable text notes a calm day with variable clouds and light winds. The event described hints at sailing or outdoor activity with mild temperatures and pleasant conditions.

SRP works to bury lines without heavy traffic disruption

SRP engineers assured city officials traffic will be minimally affected as crews trench power lines across Camelback and Scottsdale Roads near the intersection this week. Spokesman Bing Brown said work runs 8 30 p m to 7 a m with two lanes blocked at night and plates used if not finished by 7 a m. Completion is targeted by Thanksgiving Day.

Salt River SRP Camelback Scottsdale Bing Brown Brown Scottsdale Road

Resort rezoning sparks protest by horse owners

Protesters from horse ranches, stables, and breeding farms plan to oppose a proposed $10 million expansion of Ride N' Rock Ranch. Architect Cooper Downs questions whether the resort area will extend along Indian Bend, threatening turf for ranch operations and commercial facilities.

Cooper Downs Indian Bend Downs Eta

Scottsdale district presses for changes in school funding plan

Scottsdale Administrative Manager Jack Kearney outlines a recap of Senate Bill 1001 and urges reforms to ensure local control and fair funding. He favors an average daily membership basis, cost of living indexed growth, and budget flexibility to exceed limits every four years.

Mike Petryni Scottsdale Jack Kearney Kearney Arizona

Legislation Briefings Planned Across Scottsdale Schools

Scottsdale area schools launch a series of information meetings on the Special Legislative Session and school refinancing. Delos Ellsworth and David Kret are invited to a Nov 29 district-wide meeting at Saguaro High School, with multiple coffee meetings and panels in Arcadia Coronado Chaparral Soloma and other campuses to inform parents and gather input.

Scottsdale Saguaro High School Delos Ellsworth Senate Education Committee David Kret Dorothy Crawford Saguaro Arcadia William Randall William Haas Coronado Area Chaparral Cocopah School Chaparral Booster Club Soloma School Ellsworth Robert Hungerford Mack Carvalho Robert Aldane Jack Kearney Soloma

Arizona Senate panel sets minimum district size at 500

The Senate Education Committee backed a rule that each Arizona school district must have at least 500 students but rejected a maximum. The panel favored districts as large as feasible without hampering administration. A 25 000 student cap failed after Sen Delos Ellsworth cast the deciding vote.

Phoenix UPI Senate Education Committee Arizona Sen. Delos Ellsworth Ellsworth

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