Scottsdale school bond debate sparks tax timing questions
Scottsdale School District Trustee Keith Turley urged a definite answer on whether a proposed 5.9 million bond would raise taxes. Administration will analyze no tax increase viability amid variables like salary costs and enrollment. The district plans bond funded construction through 1968 while reviewing elementary PE program shortcomings and district operations.
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Keith Turley
Supai
Anital Citizens Advisory Committee
al Flowers
Flowers
Steward Flaschen
Keith Bannister
Sidney Travis
Hohokam
Lester Dean
Pima
Terry Wallace
Tawan
Flaschen
Bill Close
Lloyd Bimson
Sally Steig
Bimson
Refnes, Ely, Beck and Co
Plang
Citizens urged not to reject school taxes in Arizona
Governor Paul Fannin praised taxpayers for resisting higher levies while urging continued support for education funding. He spoke to the Phoenix Real Estate Board, arguing that dollars invested in schools yield the most productive results and are essential for Arizona's ongoing progress.
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UPI
Paul] Fannin
Phoenix Real Estate Board
Arizona
Family cannonball act seeks gigs as Russia of Tampa rents
Babu Zacchini, 22, daughter of Hugo Zacchini, continues the human cannonball act once led by his father. They tour the U S and have a $53,000 rocket launcher. They seek work at shopping centers and events in the Valley while the act rests in Phoenix. Hugo paints and travels with his children in Tampa families.
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Hugo
Ildebrando
Babu
Tampa
Florida
Paul Pristo
Zacchini
Liebrand Brothers
Phoenix
Ringling Brothers
Bruno
Papa” Zacchini
United States
Canada
Mexico
Cannonball Babu the human rocket reveals circus life and risks
The 98 pound performer known as Cannonball Babu claims 50 dollars per strike and two daily rounds with a rocket launched from a 12 ton truck. She reaches 275 mph before a nylon net saves her from a fatal fall while others in the act endure injuries and retirement thoughts loom as painters Zacchini and family discuss jetting between Tampa Arizona and the Southwest.
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Babu
Scottsdale council acts to switch to municipal garbage service
The Scottsdale city council moved to take garbage collection in house with an estimated $138,000 annual saving versus the current $500,000 contract with Garbage Service Co. Details were sparse as bids and a full plan were not discussed in public.
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The
Garbage Service Co
Muicipal
William P. Schrader
Ken Williams
Santa Ana
Call
Williams
Salt River Indian Reservation
Iter
Drivers’ License Bureau
Corporation
Valley cities back 115 million flood control plan vote
Supports Voiced Valley cities and other agencies today voiced support of the proposed 115 million county wide flood control district at a hearing before the county supervisors. More than 100 attended, the county would fund about 25 million with the federal government covering the rest, Tempe opposed as not comprehensive, several cities and agencies including Phoenix, Scottsdale, Glendale, Wickenburg, Avondale, Salt River Valley Water Users, Maricopa County Water District, Agua Fria Soil Conservation District and Arizona State University endorsed the district.
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Valley
David Cox
Arizona Homeowners Association
Tempe
Scottsdale
Ken Williams
Phoenix
Glendale
Wickenburg
Avondale
Salt River Valley Water Users Association
Maricopa County
Soviet Diplomats Beaten and Detained in Congo River Ferry Incident
Two Soviet diplomats Boris Noronin and Yuri Miakotnykh were beaten and arrested by Congo security police on a Brazzaville to Leopoldville ferry. They refused a search of briefcases, were dragged from a car, and taken away as officials claimed compromising documents were found. the Soviet Embassy reported no news and its building was guarded with utilities cut.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
UPI
Congo
Brazzaville
Boris Noronin
Yuri Miakotnykh
World Health Organization (Who
Diplomatic Corps
Weather Outlook With Clouds and Showers
Increasing cloudiness will give way to partly cloudy and windy conditions with occasional showers. High near 70 today, low around 45 with a high of 62 tomorrow. Weather observer Willard L. Greene noted Tuesday's high at 69 and today's low at 46.
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U.S
Willard L. Greene
Court Receipts Up For October 1963
City magistrate's court collected over 10000 in fines during October Judge Tom Felke said. The figure is about 2500 more than a year earlier. Maximum court fines reach 100.
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Tom Felke
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