Ex-mayor wins big after buying used car
Mort Kimsey former Scottsdale mayor buys a 1964 car for 1495 and wins 2500 at a station prize list. William Guthrie who traded in the car vows to chase more contests while quipping about sun and prizes.
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Scottsdale
Mort Kimsey
Kimsey
Jack Johnson
Chrysler- Plymouth
Dave Gardiner
Chevron
Main St
Dave
William A. Guthrie
S. Latham
Guthrie
State Motor Vehicle Department
Standard Oil
Paradise Valley fights 1961 incorporation ruling amid court fight
Paradise Valley remains in business as town offices operate under a state court dispute over incorporation. The State Supreme Court denied a rehearing and sent the case back to Maricopa County for review. Officials say a potential re petitioning hinges on state law blocking new incorporations near larger towns.
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Paradise Valley
State Supreme Court
Maricopa County Supreme Court
Mark Wilmer
Penfield
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Tempe
Mesa
Robert Pickrell
Darrell Smith
Maricopa
Teens Admit 16 Burglaries In Scottsdale Span
Seven teenagers ages 15 to 17 have confessed to at least sixteen Scottsdale burglaries during a two month spree. Detected by a week of arrests, the youths attended local high schools and seized mainly cash from purses, sometimes after smoking marijuana. Two were detained, all seven referred to the county detention home.
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Scottsdale
Dale Samuels
War Chot
Maricopa County
Warchot
Crash victim drops from sky in Montana highway chase
Montana patrolman Ken Thorne reached the crash scene after a late model convertible left the road, rolled, and burned. Passenger Antoinette Lunde of Billings was thrown clear and uninjured while driver Patty Kennan fell 25 feet from the air, unconscious on a utility pole before later regaining consciousness with minor injuries.
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Big Timber
Mont
UPI
Montana
Ken Thorne
Antoinette Lunde
Billings
Patty Kennan
Thorne
Miss Kennan
Zier Rezoning Request Denied by City Planning Panel
The city planning commission unanimously rejected William and Mrs. Zier’s rezoning bid to change 12 Tots from single family to multiple family at 2035 N 7st St near Fry's Market. Opponents cited property value decline and neighborhood concerns amid a four year dispute with Fry's Market and the city.
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City Planning Commission
William Zier
N. 7St St
Oak St
Zier
Fry’s Market
Fry’s
Bank zoning denied at 56th Street corner in Phoenix
The Phoenix City Planning Commission unanimously refused a rezoning petition for the southwest corner of 56th St and Indian School for commercial use. The plan, later narrowed to a service station and a bank facility, was denied following staff recommendation while Scottsdale School Board said it would not resist but wants notice of remaining acreage. Remaining residential zoning currently governs the land. Final action lies with the Phoenix City Council.
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Phoenix City Planning Commission
56Th St
Indian School
Scottsdale School Board
Phoenix City Coun
Welfare unfair? Yale professor weighs welfare rights
A Yale law professor comments on whether government welfare denies constitutional rights. His perspective appears in today's Woman's Page on page five, presenting a legal view of welfare policy and civil liberties.
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Yale
Westmoreland Sees New Progress as Vietnam Talks Open
Gen. William Westmoreland arrived in Washington for a Vietnam summit with President Johnson and said real progress was being made. He asked for rapid deployment of promised troops, noted concerns about truce violations during holidays, and indicated no decision yet on a bombing pause. Weather outlook calls for fair skies, highs near 90.
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Washington
UPI
William C. Westmoreland
Vietnam
U. S&s
Air Force
Westmoreland
Johnson
White House
North Vietnam
U. S
Schools study building needs in Scottsdale district
Scottsdale School Board unanimously approved a plan to survey short and long range building plans. Supt John Tanner proposed a committee report by December 12 with counsel. The board also set 10 polling places for the December 5 bond election and named Scottsdale High as a polling site.
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Scottsdale
Sam Kitchell
John Shaw
John Tanner
Mr. Shaw
Kitchell
Tanner
Ingleside
Kiva
Soloma
Mohave
Pima
Supal
Tawan
Tonalea
Tonto An Yavapal
Scottsdale High School
Senate weighs 20 40 60 property assessment bill
Phoenix senators caucused before noon and considered a bill using a 20 40 60 ratio for property assessments. Homes would be valued at 20 percent, commercial property at 40 percent, and mines and railroads at 60 percent. The measure may pass the Senate this week. The Attorney General’s Office said further hearings on the dismissal of State Insurance Director George Bushnell are unnecessary and canceled Monday night’s scheduled hearing.
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Phoenix
Senate
Attorney General
The
Corporation Commission
George Bushnell
Commission
Bushnell
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Fred Zacker
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Saigon
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