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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1974

Page

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Local Officials to Battle EPA Over Parking Rules

Phoenix leaders and developers vow a determined fight against EPA limits on new construction and parking. Mayor Tim Barrow says restricting to 250 spaces hurts the economy without cutting pollution while Phoenix plans to seek federal approval or legal action if rejected.

Phoenix UPI Arizona Environmental Protection Agency EPA Tim Barrow Barrow House Burton Barr Federal Agency George Reeve Reeve Autoria Fie Afl-Cio

Refundable gas tax urged by energy chief Sawhill

Federal energy administrator John Sawhill proposed a 20 to 30 cent per gallon refundable gasoline fee. Motorists would claim refunds via the income tax system, with refunds unclear for non taxpayers. He cited efficiency gains and aid to poorer drivers, and said tough energy cuts are needed to show global seriousness.

Washington UPI John Sawhill Sawhill Federal Energy Office United States

Nixon tests negative for hidden malignancy after phlebitis

In Long Beach California doctors report extensive diagnostics found no hidden cancer linked to former President Nixon's phlebitis. Oil executives say price dips are temporary as Arab producers resist pressure from President Ford and push crude higher.

Long Beach Calif Nixon Ford

Paradise Valley planners reject fire station plan

The Town of Paradise Valley Planning and Zoning Commission voted 5-1 to deny Rural Metropolitan Fire Department's plan for a 2,450 square foot station on one acre at Tatum Boulevard and Mockingbird Lane. About 50 attendees spoke, with all voicing opposition to the site and concerns over noise traffic and safety. The decision moves to the town council for a Oct 24 discussion.

North Valley Bureau Town of Paradise Valley Tatum Boulevard Bonnell RFD Lou Witzeman Airport McDonald Drive

City approves rezoning for medical complex on four acres

City council votes six to zero to rezone four acre Earls Drive Civic Center corner for a medical complex. Officials say the project updates the area though staff and planning commission had urged denial due to adequate commercially zoned property nearby.

Earls Drive Civic Center Pr. Heinz Hink Scottsdale Memorial ‘Hospital Geil Yates

Scottsdale High bond proposal withdrawn due to economy

Scottsdale School District pulled a $6 million bond election for a new multi story wing at Scottsdale High School. District business manager Jack Kearney cited tight money inflation and redistricting fears as reasons to delay. The district will instead pursue $150,000 in repairs this spring and reconsider a bond if the economy improves.

Billie Gentry Scottsdale City of Phoenix Indian School Road Indian Bend ‘Wash George Iannella Pai Phoenix Sco Mike Petryni Scottsdale High School Jack Kearney Kearney Schook-Supty William Randall Agua Fria

Scottsdale High School budget funds frozen amid enrollment shortfall

Scottsdale School Board froze 112 650 in the high school budget citing enrollments 101 below projections and delayed funding. Critics note duplicate items in elementary funds and call for reallocating savings, while 40 000 more from health insurance bids may exist.

Scottsdale Chuck Iannello Arizona Federation of Teachers Afl-Cio

AFT Leader Urges Scottsdale Board Fight Utility Hikes

The Arizona Federation of Teachers president urged Scottsdale School District to oppose APS and Mountain Bell rate increases. He warned higher costs would cut into teacher budgets and called for action with the Arizona School Board Association. District officials expect minimal impact due to budgeting for nearly $100,000 in rises.

Iannello Larry Bell Scottsdale Federation of Teachers Arizona Federation of Teachers Scottsdale Arizona Public Service Mountain Bell APS The Corporation Commission Chuck Tannello Afl-Cio AFT Tannello Arizona School Board Association Jack Kearney Kearney Coen School Board Jim Wellington

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