Scottsdale Jaycees seek Parada de Sol Queen contestants
Scottsdale Jaycees advertise for single women aged 18 to 24 to enter the 1970 Parada de Sol Queen contest. The winner and two princesses will reign over Parada events January into February, attend pre Parada activities, and receive prizes including western attire and an engraved belt buckle. Deadline is November 5 with entry forms obtainable at local chambers, schools, and stores.
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Scottsdale Jaycees
Jaycees
Delsol
Jim Scimeca
Scottsdale
E. Gary
Society to hear city manager at Scottsdale Civic Center
City manager Bill Donaldson will address the Scottsdale Historical Society at the Civic Center tonight at 7. The 130 member organization invites guests to the meeting which includes a tour of the year old Civic Center.
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Bill Donaldson
Scottsdale Historical Society
Civic Center
States win test on bonds tax exemption in Senate vote
Senate Finance Committee tentatively upheld tax-exempt status for state and municipal bonds. Sen. Albert Gore reported the decision by a show of hands after a closed meeting. Governors and mayors argued the House bill would raise interest costs and local taxes. Gore noted possible alternatives but did not detail them.
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Washington
UPI
Senate’ Finance Committee
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Senate
Gore
Senate panel approves Haynsworth nomination to Supreme Court
The Senate Judiciary Committee backed Judge Clement F. Haynsworth 10 to 6 but full Senate confirmation remains uncertain. Chairman James Eastland announced the vote after a two hour session focusing on Haynsworth's ties to a vending machine company and past textile case conflicts. Senator Birch Bayh presented a bill of particulars detailing financial involvement with litigants before Haynsworth's court.
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Washington
UPI
Clement F." Haynsworth
Supreme Court
Senate
Judiciary Committee
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Eastland
Haynsworth
Southern Textile
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Haynsworth, Inc
Obituaries for Local Residents Include Wills Howard Thompson
Obituaries report the deaths of Stanley H. Wills 17 from an auto accident near Coronado High School. Howard Wills and Byron D. Howard are also noted with funeral details in Mesa and the Salt River Indian Reservation. Deborah Gail Thompson 19 is buried pending arrangements after dying in Nogales. Surviving family members and birth origins are listed for each.
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Stanley
Howard Wills
Gibbons
N. Shine
Mesa
Mesa Cemetery
Wills
Doctors Hospital
Indian School Road
Coronado
Williams Afb Hospital
E. Elm
Sandra
Sheryl
Debra
Kathy
Tamara
Gertrude Garner
Lloyd Wills
Shawnee
Okla
Byron D. Howard
N. Dobson and
McDowell Rds
Salt River Indian Reservation
Papago
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Mortensen Kings Funeral Center of
Phoenix
Howarth
McDowell_and_Agency
Deborah Gail Thompson
Dow Jones Advances With Mixed Industrial Averages
The Dow Jones final stock averages show 30 industrials at 803.79 up 1.59, 20 railroads at 194.72 down 0.18, 15 utilities at 109.98 down 0.39, and 65 stocks at 271.75 up 0.08. Sales totaled 10.42 million shares, versus 10.37 million on Wednesday.
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United Press International
Coolidge
Douglas
Flagstaff
Ft. Huachuca
Albuquerque
Gila Bend
Anchorage
Globe
Atlanta
Bakersfield
Grand Canyon
Boise
Happy Jack
Boston
Kingman
Brownsville
Nogales
Page
Chicago Payson
Cincinnati
Phoenix
Des Moines
Prescott
Detroit
Safford
Fairbanks
Fresno
Scottsdale
Helena
Show Low
Honolulu
Tucson
Winslow
Kansas City
Yuma
Las Vegas
Los Angeles i
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
New York
Oakland
Oklahoma City
Palm Springs
Fittsburgh
Portland
Red Bluff
Reno
Sacramento Salt Lake
City
San Diego
San Francisco
Seattle
Spokane
Washington Od
Bisbee
Dow Jones
Fmnal
SRP payments to City and districts rise sharply in 1969
Salt River Project voluntary contributions in lieu of property taxes for 1969 total about 4.8 million dollars, nearly triple 1968. Scottsdale receives 22,968, Scottsdale schools 199,661 with 124,505 for elementary and 75,155 for high schools. Paradise Valley districts get 2,321 for elementary and 1,779 for high schools. General Manager cites legislative changes, higher tax rates, and a growing Project valuation as causes.
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Salt River
Scottsdale-area
Scottsdale
Paradise Valley
SRP
Rod McMullin
Water cost up for 1970 irrigation assessment
The Salt River Valley Water Users Association Board sets the 1970 regular water assessment at 3.50 per acre, with two acre feet per acre of land. Board review is scheduled for November 3 to finalize the action. The rate rises 40 percent from 1969 due to higher property tax payments, and an added water charge increases from 1.50 to 1.75 per acre foot for developed water. A one-fifth acre residential lot faces a total bill of 5 delivery fee plus 70 cents assessment, totaling 5.70 for 130 340 gallons.
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Board of ‘Governors
Salt River Valley Water Users’ Association
SRP
Victor I. Corbell
Corbell
Scottsdale Dentist Charged With Assault on Police
Scottsdale dentist Dr. Richard M. Daniel was booked on suspicion of resisting arrest and assaulting officers after a disturbance on 66th Street. Four officers subdued him as he shouted in undershorts. He faces arraignment in Scottsdale Justice Court. Daniel had prior drug fraud convictions in 1968.
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Richard M. Daniel
Scottsdale
66Th St
Daniel
Maricopa County
Fire destroys house trailer on Extension Road
A trailer on Extension Road north of McDowell on the Salt River Indian Reservation burned Wednesday afternoon. Owned by Clifford Sampson, it was valued at 500 dollars. No cause has been determined. A second fire Wednesday afternoon at 409 North Miller Road caused 250 dollars in damage to an apartment owned by Francis Trout and lived in by Richard Moir, with smoke-damaged upstairs rooms and a burned carpet from a faulty battery charger.
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Extension Rd
McDowell
Salt River Indian Reservation
Clifford Sampson
Rural Fire Dept
Francis Trout
Richard Moir
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E.G. Burnkrant
James L. Toman
Scottsdale and the Valley Singa
Hayden Road
4Th Circuit Court of ‘Appeals
Stanley H. Wills
Alberta
Dean
Brazil
Terrell
Riverside
Calif
Brenna
Jawetta
Veronica
Doreen
Florese
Salt Lake City
Hortensia
Florence Howard
Gerald
Irvin
Carl
Jefferson
Lidia Richard
Reservation
California
Deborah
Gail Thompson
Thompson
Ariz
E. Palm Lane
Coronado High School
Motorola
Arizona
Long Beach
Los Angeles
And
John Thomson
Gary Edward
Hollywood
Zella Smith
Barstow
New-York
Uniter Press International
North Amn
Rockwell Pae
Northrup’ Aviation
Francis Owens Illinois
I. duPont & Co
Pan American
Alcoa
Parke Davis
American Can
Penn Central
American Motors
Pepsico
At&t
Anaconda
Raytheon
Arizona Public
Bell & Howell
G&e
Bendix
Santa Fe Bethlehem Steel
Sears Roebuck
Boein
Southern Pacific
Near
Sperry Rand
Standard of
Green Acres
Daniels
Scottsdale Justice Court
Miller Rd
MRC
Dols
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