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An unclear OCR fragment references a weekly event and a confrontation. No coherent人物, place, or outcome can be determined from the readable text.
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1960
Page
1
An unclear OCR fragment references a weekly event and a confrontation. No coherent人物, place, or outcome can be determined from the readable text.
A construction ceremony marks the start of a new hospital with 120 beds on Stage Coach Road. Officials from the city and development partners attend to inaugurate the project and discuss future healthcare access.
City officials weigh an ordinance to create a 156 to 400 bed, tax supported hospital district with a nursing school. Valley Community Hospital backers seek a five non medical board plus a doctor advisor, while City Hospital supporters insist on preserving options, amid calls for council action. The proposed ASU nursing school and modern hospital facilities are described in future construction terms.
Articles of incorporation filed Wednesday name a private nonprofit corporation Valley Community Hospital with directors A Vick Swanson Rh D Feltman Chester A Smith Rex A Pet Attorney George Botéfora listed as agent. The hospital will establish and maintain a hospital model, conduct educational health activities and research, promote general health, and may acquire property borrow funds issue bonds and engage in related business without capital stock.
Papago Plaza in Scottsdale invites families to a Turkey Hunt at 2 30 Saturday at Papago Plaza and McDowell Road. Scattered birds will be released for spectators to watch and participants aim to win turkeys for their Thanksgiving. The Progress highlights wild bargains in Papago Plaza section to aid 36 needy families.
The National Rodeo Finals arrive in Scottsdale featuring top 15 rodeo cowboys and 15 girls in barrel racing vying for 8000 and 2750 dollars. Events start Saturday and Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Jaycee Rodeo Arena with rounds of roping and racing. Special guests include Joe Foss and Dale Robertson, Rex Allen hosting arena duties, Bobby Morrow handling chutes, and rodeo stars Jim Shoulders Casey Tiths and Bill Linderman assisting. The Scottsdale Junior Chamber sponsors the event, funded by local businessmen, and golf events begin today and tomorrow at Indian Bend Country Club.
John Brodie of 423 West Coronado road was appointed as the seventh member of the Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Board by the Town Council this week.
The official Census tallies Scottsdale at 10,026 residents as of April 1, 1960, with a gain of 102 from the unofficial count. Scottsdale School District estimates total enrollment at 49,735. Arizona statewide population is 1,802,161 and Maricopa County 663,510.
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