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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1975

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Turkey stuffing quartet helps with church dinner scene

Four preschool children Dana Wooldridge Steve Orrick Hilary Timbarnd and Carolyn Cohen assist in stuffing a turkey at Paradise Valley Methodist Church Pre School The image shows Todd Hamilton slicing onions as tears roll during the Thanksgiving activity Progress photo.

Paradise Valley Methodist Church Dana Wooldridge Steve Orrick Hilary Timbanard Carolyn Cohen Todd Hamilton Progress Phi

Kissinger Open to Meeting Soviets to Break Nuclear Talks Deadlock

Secretary of State Kissinger said he is prepared to meet Soviet leaders to advance stalled negotiations on nuclear weapons. He noted potential talks with Leonid Brezhnev in Moscow could occur soon if the U.S. position can be adapted. Backfire bombers and cruise missiles are the sticking points, with the Soviet demand to count missiles above 370 miles in range and to reclassify Backfires.

Detroit Henry A. Kissinger Kissinger Moscow Leonid I. Brezhnev United States Soviet Union Inger Vladivostok Brezhnev Ford Andrei A. Gromyko U.S Israel Syria Golan Heights Middle East Angola Washington Aviation Week

Dike Plans for Eldorado Park District Flood Protection

City council reviews drawings for an earthen grass covered flood control dike near Eldorado Park to shield Tonto Elementary School and 47 homes on Miller Road. Officials say the dike could rise six feet above the Miller Road center line, with a two to three foot section near the pool area, and would affect park views.

Eldorado Park Tonto Elementary School Miller Road Miller George Iannella Capital Improvements Engineering Pool and Recreation Tonto School Indian Bend Wash Chaparral Vista del Camino Iannella Eldorado

City to bill for clean up at abandoned club site

Scottsdale considers spending 4500 to clear debris at the Black Sheep Club site bounded by Camelback Road Stetson Drive and 74th 75th Streets. If approved the city would bill owners Plaza Properties Inc and Flip Weber for reimbursement and place a lien if unpaid. The site is seen as a fire and safety hazard due to vandalism.

Scottsdale Clifford Sherr Plaza Properties Inc Flip Weber Ed Post Realty Camelback Road Stetson Drive 74Th 75Th Streets

Panel to gauge attitudes on Scottsdale middle schools

A school reorganization subcommittee in the Scottsdale School District will discuss surveying parents about the middle school concept. The 1974 committee proposed a sixth through eighth grade middle school next year and will seek broad public input. The panel, including Tom Smith Mary Bourgeois and Melinda Foster, may mail a questionnaire after a community meeting to explain the concept and gather opinions.

Scottsdale Tom Smith Hohokam School Mary Della Bourgeois Ingleside School Melinda Foster Tonalea School Smith Middle School Committee

Arizona panel backs $20 speed fine 55 to 70 mph

An Arizona interim subcommittee proposed a standard $20 fine for speeding between 55 and 70 mph. The plan would not add points or report convictions to insurers. Rep. John Wettaw suggested $15 of each fine fund energy research and development programs, estimating 70,000 fines yearly and about $1 million annual revenue.

Phoenix Arizona John Wettaw Joint Legislative Interim Committee On Energy Flagstaff Republican Wettaw

Incumbents Timbanard and Palmer Seek Paradise Valley Council Seats

Two Paradise Valley council incumbents Jeffrey Timbanard and L Barry Palmer announce plans to run in the February 3 primary and March 29 general elections. They join Mayor Barbara Von Ammon and other officials as contenders with filing due by December 4.

Paradise Valley Jeffrey R. Timbanard L. Barry Palmer Timbanard Palmer Oscar C. Palmer H. Wyman Hitchcock Barbara VonAmmon J. Duncan Brock Peter S. Wainwright Brock Southwest Forest Industries Phoenix E. Ocotillo

Variable high clouds give way to sun today

Forecast calls for 70s today with small temperature change and breezy periods. Sunny cooler conditions expected Wednesday with highs near 70 and lows tonight in the mid 40s.

Leftists seize Lisbon air bases and top commander

Leftist troops captured four air force bases around Lisbon without firing a shot and seized a top air force commander. President Francisco da Costa Gomes declared a state of alert and banned street demonstrations including a planned protest by Lisbon area leftists and sailors.

Lisbon Portugal Francisco da Costa Gomes

Oregon official slain on Capitol Mall in Salem

Oregon state police superintendent Holly Holcomb, 58, was shot twice while walking toward his office on the Capitol Mall and died after surgery at Salem Memorial Hospital. A man was detained at state police headquarters and later remanded to the Marion County Courthouse.

Salem Ore Holly Holcomb Oregon Capitol Mall Salem Memorial Hospital State Police Marion County

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