Third party coalition forms in Scottsdale mayoral race
A fledgling coalition potential headed by a former city official forms among four to five political groups and independents in Scottsdale. The effort targets Mayor Bill Clayton and his United Council slate, with participation from the Scottsdale Citizens Committee and Scottsdale First supporters. Prospective candidates must file by December 15 with signatures.
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Progress
Sucessful
Bill Clayton
Leo Benedict
Scottsdale
Chambers
LaSota
Scottsdale Citizens Committee
Clayton
E. L. Edwards
Royal visit cost Page alleged by Times story denies claim
Page residents dispute a New York Times report that Princess Margaret’s northern Arizona visit cost the Lake Powell Motel 1414 and other expenses. Canyon Tours vice president Arthur Greene Jr. calls the figures fabrications and says the hotel bill was paid.
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Page Citizens Today
New York Times
Margaret
Arthur Greene Jr
Canyon Tours
Page
Charlotte Curtis
The
Arizona
Times
Lake Powell
Greene
Grant Jones
Waterdog
Lord Snowdon
Princess Margaret
Jones
Lewis Douglas
Tucson
Great Britain
Royal Party
Douglas
Arizona Daily Star
Arizona Republic
Phoenix
Mrs. Douglas
Princess
Miss Curtis
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Scottsdale holds study on released time LDS instruction
The Scottsdale school board agreed to study a released time plan for high school students to receive LDS religious instruction. Anthony Montgomery said facilities near high schools would host the program, potentially including a four year course covering Bible texts and church history. Board will decide on academic credit and next steps with principals and other denominations.
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Scottsdale
Church of Latter-day Saints
Hohokam School
Anthony Montagmery
Southern Arizona
LDS Church
Scottsdale Board
Montgomery
Charles Holt
Holt
Rosenberg Named Leader at Pioneer Bank Seeks Scotisdale Merger
Allen L Rosenberg is elected president CEO and director of Pioneer Bank while remaining president and director of Bank of Scottsdale pending a merger. A majority Pioneer stake was bought by a group tied to Bank of Scottsdale. Stockholders from both banks will vote on the merger November 22.
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Allen L. Rosenberg
Pioneer Bank
Bank of Scottsdale
Bank of Scotisdale
Woman drives Chevy II into pole during rain slick Scottsdale crash
Beatrice Adriaansz of Tempe skidded on wet pavement at Scottsdale Road and McDowell while turning south. She was cited for failure to control. Rainfall of .11 inches contributed to three Scottsdale accidents and short power outages. Sky Harbor forecasts more rain with cooler temps around 70 by day, 47 at night.
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Beatrice Adriaansz
Tempe
Scottsdale Rd
McDowell
Sky Harbor
U.S
Scottsdale
Los Angeles
Utah
Nevada
Colorado
U S Cavalry Fights Fresh Communist Attacks in Vietnam
U S cavalrymen on Chu Pong Mountain repelled waves of fresh Communist assaults. Strategic air power hit Red hilltop positions as elephants were reported used to move supplies. About 1,500 attackers, a fresh battalion, were involved, not believed to be the 66th North Vietnamese Regiment that had suffered heavy losses.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
Chu Pong Mountain
Bi2 Strategic Command
66Th North Vienamese
Tucson Murder Case Sees Two Awaiting Homicide Charges
Searchers found only two rusty hair curlers and long pins as clues in the disappearance of teenage victim Aileen Rowe on Tucson's east side. Norma Rowe identifies the items as hers and her daughter's. Charles Sehmid, 23, is held without bail on murder charges alongside John Saunders and Mary Rae Pree in related deaths of Gretchen Fritz Sr. and her sister Wendy, 13.
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Tucson
Aileen Rowe
Norma Rowe
Charles Sehmid
John Saunders
Mary Rae Pree
Sehmid
Gretchen Fritz
Wendy
Scottsdale Faces 60-Foot Power Poles Debate On N Scottsdale Rd
City opponents call the proposed 69 000 volt line a disgrace. APS plans the line from north of Shea Blvd to near Camelback Rd. The council weighs underground options amid petitions and a new High Voltage Committee. City Manager Donaldson withholds a building permit pending legal guidance.
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N. Scottsdale Rd
Arizona Public Service
Shea Blvd
Camelback Rd
Miorney
Lawrence Pavilack
Robert Choate
Maurine Newberger
Ore-gon
Pasitick
Choate
Scottsdale Rd
APS
Pavilack
Arthur Walters
TE. Holly
Scottsdale
Walters
California
Coun Cman
John Senini
Herb Caywood
Richard Auxier
Caywood
Mayer Bill Clayton
Public Works Department
Bill Donaldson
United Nations again votes to block Communist China
In New York the General Assembly deadlocked 47 to 47 on seating Communist China, with 20 abstentions, marking the first time Nationalist China failed to gain a plurality. A separate vote set a two thirds requirement for the issue, underscoring a shift in attitudes toward Chinese representation.
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N.Y
UPFH
China
General Assembly
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Leopoldville O
Assembly
United States
Peking
Cambodia
Albania
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