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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1969

Page

6

Rural Fire Dept unveils dual pump truck innovation

The Rural Fire Department demonstrated a new dual pump truck capable of 2000 gallons per minute and delivering water to a height equivalent to a 10 story building. Fire Chief Lou Witzeman said the unit cost 25000 dollars to build, cheaper than a comparable commercial unit at about 40000 dollars. City Manager Bill Donaldson called it unique and noted the design uses two pumps and a detachable unit.

Lou Witzeman Bill Donaldson Donaldson

Vietnam fighting light and a helicopter shot down

Military reports a light day in Vietnam with one encounter on the northern coast. US paratroopers killed two Communists and captured 12. US losses were one dead and one wounded as an observation helicopter was shot down. Earlier casualty update noted.

Saigon Vietnam U.S

Cohen outlines 10 point program to end poverty

Wilbur J. Cohen former secretary of Health Education and Welfare presented a 10 point plan to abolish poverty at a conference of the American Society of Real Estate Counselors held at Mountain Shadows Resort near Scottsdale. He urged reform of school funding, calling for elimination of the property tax as the basis for public education and a shift of power tax revenue from local districts to state governments.

United States Wilbur J.‘ Cohen US Department of Health, Education, and Welfare Cohen American Society of Real Estate Counselors Mountain Shadows Resort Scottsdale

Candidates Share School Board Views

Candidates for the school board outline their positions on key issues in a Page 3 discussion. The Scottsdale Progress endorses candidates in a forthcoming newspaper edition scheduled for Monday.

Scottsdale

Tims Slams SRP Over Delayed Representation

Mayor Bud Tims criticized Salt River Project officials for delaying a representative agency amid disputes over voting rights and urban water needs. SRP rejected a water use and sewage effluent agreement, drawing charges of secret negotiations and calls for one man one vote standards.

Bud Tims Salt River Project SRP Phoenix Rod McMullin Tims

Burton Drafted as Write-In Candidate in Scottsdale Race

A draft committee selected Ozzie Burton, former city attorney, to run as a write-in in a divisive Scottsdale school board race. Burton faces Jeanne Chapin, Sam Childs, and Ed Hohn, with strong support from local leaders who seek an experienced administrator to stabilize board relations and manage the district.

Donna Bockius Ozzie Burton Scottsdale Board Jeanne Chapin Sam Childs Ed Hohn Burton Joe Best Herb Caywood Herb Drinkwater Paul Gledhill Garth Sanger Don’ Skousen Herb Wagner Sanger Gene Burnkrant Burnkrant Caywood Drinkwater Phoenix Chapin

Univac and Burnkrant Clash Over School Computer System

Univac officials defend equipment quality amid Scottsdale Schools computer chaos. Phoenix manager Charles W. Paugh says Supt. Burnkrant assured no problem with hardware. Burnkrant says district should cut Univac contract and use outside firm to save costs, citing $142000 next year versus $43864 current, with failures blamed on Univac and staff.

A. Univac Scottsdale’ Schools Phoenix E.g.burnkrant Burnkrant Paugh Univac

Sam Lowe named Progress staff writer for Scottsdale coverage

Sam Lowe aged 36, a North Dakota native and veteran journalist, joins Progress as special staff writer. He will cover city and county courts, the state legislature, county boards, Phoenix area agencies, and related matters for Scottsdale residents.

Sam Lowe North Dakota Progress Lowe County Board of Supervisors Phoenix Jerry McElfresh Jamestown N.D Sun St. John’s Academy North Dakota State University E. 75Th Pl

City Council to hear five apartment zoning requests this week

Five zoning applications, including Hallcraft Homes proposed 56 acre shift from commercial to apartment zoning near McDonald and Granite Reef, are set before the city council Tuesday night. Other requests seek townhouse to high rise apartment zoning at 78th and Camelback and more along 81st McDowell and Thomas Road with one noted exception not recommended.

Hallcraft Homes, Inc Mohaven Area Hallcraft Planning Commission Hllcraft McDonald and Granite Reef Rds Jim Hollister 78Th Camelback Dorothy Shahan 81St and McDowell,Rd McDowell

Eldorado Park plans bidding for southern half development

The city council will seek bids for two park buildings totaling about 40600 dollars a 30000 dollar control building with restaurant facilities to be placed midway between Indian Bend Washi and the southeast corner of 7th and Paln Lane a 10000 dollar restroom near the swimming pool Landscape architect Art Barton drafts plans for an urban campground picnic park with a Hucklberry Finn style island two foot bridges access the south half of Eldorado Park near McDowell Rd covering a quarter acre and offering picnic tables and camping for 20 groups including overnight camping for residents.

Indian Bend Washi 7Th and Paln? Lane Art Barton Barton Eldorado Park

Scottsdale school board election picks four candidates

Eligible voters in the Scottsdale district may cast ballots from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday at 16 elementary schools and two high schools. Write in a candidate by marking an X and printing the name. Candidates include Ozzie Burton Jeanne Chapin Sam Childs and Ed Hohn to fill the five year term vacated by Mrs J Paul Jones.

Scottsdale Ozzie Burton Phoenix Jeanne Chapin Sam Childs Motorola Ed Hohn J. Paul Jones Apache Cocopah Hohokam Ingleside Kachina Kaibab Kiva Soloma Mohave Navajo Paiute Pima Supai Tawan Tonaloa Yavapai Coronado

Weather Outlook East of Valley This Afternoon

A system brings a chance of showers over mountains east of Valley this afternoon. Partly cloudy and cooler with gusty winds. Tonight clears and cools with continued low temperatures. Sunday remains clear and cool with a high around 78 to 83. Overnight lower near 52 to 57.

Lowe

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