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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1969

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City council backs two liquor licenses and moves others forward

The city council approved transferring a license to Vernon Brown for Marie's Ham Hut at 19 S. Brown and issued a new license for a Fry's食品 store at 7111 E Lincoln. Three applications were continued to the December 2 meeting: Lucille Worthington at Apollo Bar 418 Scottsdale Rd Peter Bidstrup at Doubletree Inn 4710 N Scottsdale Rd and John McCarthy at Golden Rock Billiards 2200 N Scottsdale Rd.

Vernon Brown Marie’s Lucille Worthington Apollo Bar

GASP backs stronger air pollution standards in Phoenix

The Greater Phoenix Alliance to Stop Pollution and its research committee endorsed air quality proposals that exceed state plans. Harry Tate said air quality must not deteriorate and urged safety factors as hearings set December 12 at the State Tuberculosis Sanitarium determine ambient air standards and enforcement.

Greater Phoenix Alliance’ To Stop Pollution GASP Harry Tate Gasp Projects State Board of Health Taté Tate

New GOP Senate chairmen named in Arizona shakeup

Four Republican Senate standing committees named new chairmen after a closed-door 17 member meeting. Kenneth Cardella leads State County and Municipal Affairs. Mike Farren heads Highways and Transportation. Jim Holley presides Labor and Management. Somers White takes Administration. Sandra OConnor gains assignments but not chair.

Phoenix UPI Senate Kenneth Cardella Tucson Mike Farren Jim Holley Tempe Labor and Management Committee Somers White Holley

Conference on student safety opens at Ramada Inn

A two day conference for local Parent-Teacher Associations begins at the Ramada Inn to discuss school safety programs. Afternoon talks include Keep Fires From Happening and Poisons are a Problem with Alice C Mills of the National Safety Council.

Ramada Inn Alice C. Mills Women’s Department National Safety Council

Diphtheria Cases Rise Among Phoenix School Youths

Six diphtheria cases were reported in Phoenix since school opened in September, the Arizona Department of Health said. The year total reached 27, with four deaths and most victims under 90 years of age. only one case had full three-dose immunization.

Phoenix UPI State Department of Health

Apollo 12 Moon Landing Brings First Scientific Moonwalk

Apollo 12 astronauts Charles Conrad and Alan Bean landed in the Ocean of Storms and spent nearly four hours on the surface establishing a science station. Richard Gordon orbited above as they set up instruments and retrieved the plutonium power source after a tense removal operation. Bean whistled and both men reported high spirits despite a TV camera failure that cut lunar transmissions.

Space’ Center Houston UPS Earth Charles H Pete’ Conrad Alan L. Bean Moon Richard F. Gordon Lunar Conrad America Neil Armstrong Scape Bean

Arizona Farm Bureau Plans 48th Convention in Scottsdale

About 500 delegates are expected to attend the Arizona Farm Bureau’s 48th annual convention in Scottsdale starting Thursday. Featured speakers include Clifford G. McIntire of the American Farm Bureau and Dr. Don Paarlberg of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Delegates will discuss agricultural programs marketing and public relations during the two day meeting.

Scottsdale Arizona Farm Bureau Clifford G. McIntire American Farm Bureau Department of Natural Resources Don Paarlberg U. S. Department of Agriculture

Trail West Improvement District Faces Rebid After No Bids

City officials report no bids received for the Trail West Improvement District project and will pursue forming a new district. A 4 percent interest rate discouraged bids. council proposes raising to as high as 6 percent tied to current bond rates, with residents of Trail West asked to approve a higher rate for a sewer project.

Trail West Improvement District Fifth Avenue Bill Donaldson Trail West Trail- West 83Rd St Osborn Rd Hayden and Earls Dr Donaldson

Fire damages unoccupied home in Scottsdale with $3,000 loss

Scottsdale Rural Fire Department fought a Tuesday blaze at 2651 N 71st Pl causing $3,000 damage to an unoccupied northeast bedroom and smoke and water damage throughout the home. The body said the cause is under investigation. A separate grease pan fire at 1614 N Red Rock Rd caused $350 in kitchen damage. Other calls involved overheated ballast at Tonto School and Munson Mortgage office with no damage reported.

Scottsdale Red Rock Rd Tonto School E. Oak Munson Mortgage Office Third Ave

Insurance rate hike urged for auto cover in Arizona

Phoenix hearing heard that auto insurers seek a 23 percent rate rise to maintain profit after losses and rising costs. Pacific Coast manager John Wadlewski presented charts, while Arizona State Insurance Professor Lester Tenney challenged figures as too high and inexact.

Phoenix UPI Arizona State Insurance Department John Wadlewski Pacific Coast Insurance Rating Board Lester Tenney Arizona State Insurance Wadlewski Tenney Arizona Independent Insurance Agents

Esser Elevated to Phoenix City Manager Amid Drama

Acting City Manager Charles Esser was promoted to city manager by the Phoenix City Council amid speculation of political motives. Officials denied the charge, saying the move satisfies legal requirements. Esser, 65, has served since August 16 after Robert Coop was fired and plans to retire next year with a waiver on the retirement age that could need renewal in 1970.

Phoenix UPI Charles Esser Esser Milt Graham Robert Coop

Thieves Enter Charles Callahan Home Steal $300 Check

Police report an unlocked door at 320 West Fourth Street allowed entry between Friday and 9 40 a m Tuesday. A check payable to Callahan for 300 dollars was taken and later endorsed for deposit only.

Charles Callahan Fourth St Callahan

Mrs. Jean Dalessio Rites Planned in Scottsdale

Mrs. Jean T. Dalessio 55 died Tuesday at Good Samaritan Hospital. Visitation 8 p.m. Friday at Mercer Mortuary. funeral mass 10 a.m. Saturday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help. Burial in St. Francis Cemetery. Survivors include two daughters Carmela and Catherine of Scottsdale, two brothers Tony La Spina of Scottsdale and Charlie La Spina of Higley, plus a sister Grace Basalce of Scottsdale.

Jean T. Dalessio Good ‘Samaritan Hospital Mercer Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic St. Francis Cemetery York, N. J Arizona Somerville N.J Scottsdale Carmela and Catherinné Tony la Spina

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