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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1975
Page
2
Scottsdale City Council will weigh a proposal to rezone a 40 acre northeast site at 116th Street and Mountain View Road for a 48 unit PRD. Planning commission favored denial 4-3, while staff urged approval as a strong PRD example.
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital reports a rise in emergency respiratory treatments over the past six days amid air pollution. 11 outpatient cases occurred in the past week, admissions for respiratory conditions reached 48 to 55, worse cases tied to smoke from brush fires, inversions, and vehicle emissions.
A Chaparral High School survey of 250 students and 20 nonstudents in Scottsdale asks if high schoolers should show more affection on campus lounge for smokers vote on bonds sit on the school board and substitute courses. Results vary with ASU students often more permissive than nonstudents.
Arizona Senate proposals include a one voter per person rule for Salt River Project board elections and other measures. Bills would widen voting rights, fund a library furniture purchase, boost solar energy outreach, and create senior citizen services and college campus expansion.
Police report a $3500 sterling silver service for 12 stolen from the home of Joan Colvin 44 of 8325 East Sage. Colvin had lent the items to her mother who returned them without her knowledge. The set disappeared from a couch between August 29 and September 14.
Philip R. Kromer 75 a longtime U S Steel Gary Indiana foreman died Monday after surgery in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Born Scottdale PA he resided at 601 N Hayden Rd Scotts dale Survived by daughter Mrs Harry Hulse three sisters four grandchildren and three great grandchildren Services and interment set for Dowagiac Michigan Memorials to Respiratory Disease Foundation or American Cancer Society.
A Scottsdale Center for the Arts screening of Panic in Needle Park drew 180 plus attendees and a panel led by Gary Klahr Rep Carl Kunasek Vic Pawlak and Bill Atkins. They discussed Phoenix methadone needs and critique of Arizona drug laws and enforcement.
The Arizona Democratic Party received approval from the National Compliance Review Committee to choose delegates for the Democratic National Convention next summer in New York City. Committee head Robert Wagner led the review and granted clearance on Monday.
Pay checks for about 500 Chinle teachers and staff failed to clear today as lawmakers and officials look for solutions to the district's financial trouble. The November 7 warrants, funded by tax revenue to Apache County, were returned to the Chinle branch of Great Western Bank by Valley National Bank, which handles county warrants.
A rifleman shot and killed Navajo tribal policeman Burton Begay on a public school yard and wounded another officer before being captured. The suspect Joseph J. Segna, 26, faced charges of murder on an Indian reservation and was to appear before a U S magistrate in Flagstaff, Arizona.
Maricopa County Sheriff deputies urge Sheriff Blabaum and the board to halt Social Security deductions from payroll. The Fraternal Order of Police Lodge No. 5 argues pulling out of the federal pension system would save the county about 300000 dollars annually and amount to a five percent boost in take home pay.
Washington AP reports Rep. Paul Simon confuses readers with Treasury Secretary William Simon. Case Western Reserve students invited the singer Paul Simon of Garfunkel to an event. He accepted the invite but noted his singing in the office and wife’s disapproval of his shower performances.
Arizona State Senator John Roeder urged funds for community therapy centers instead of mental hospitals at a Scottsdale Center for the Arts symposium after a screening of The Snake Pit. He called mental health hospitals prisons and backed self help group therapy as an alternative.
Governor Raul H. Castro announces Ruth Ann Zornow of Scottsdale will join the five member board to complete the term of K. Erickson. Zornow age 38 holds a bachelor’s degree from Western Reserve University and doctor of nursing education from Columbia University. The board accredits nursing schools licenses and supervises nurses in Arizona.
A Beltone announcement in Chicago offers a free non-operating model of the smallest Beltone aid to anyone requesting it. The unit weighs under a third of an ounce and is worn at the ear with no body wires. No cost or obligation is involved, and Dept. 2570 Beltone Electronics accepts requests at 4201 W Victoria St, Chicago, IL 60646.
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