Reopening of Wild Bill's area bar with new owners
The Garrah Patch reports Wild Bill's will reopen near Dectar with a new name and ownership by George and Jeannie Lautz after purchasing at auction from ex owner Bill. Bob Darrah aided the bid. the operation will keep Western flavor and a fresh menu.
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Jeannie Lautz
Lulu Belle
Bob Darrah
Shea
Scottsdale Rad
Darrah
Bill
Boyd
Bee Line
Pinnacle Peak
Rustler
Dutch Roy
Nee Gardner
Dick Hamiltons
al Rance
Chief Bear Step
Controlled signals cut crashes at Scottsdale McDowell intersection
Richard Brown of Scottsdale cites a drop in accidents at the McDowell and Scottsdale signalized crossroad. In the year before installation 41 crashes occurred, 22 during left turns against oncoming traffic, with property damage about 22 545. The daily traffic averages 91 103 vehicles. Plans exist to install similar left turn signals at Camelback and Scottsdale and later at Thomas Scottsdale Reg Indian School and Scottsdale Rds. Some motorists still ignore the left turn arrow and ticketing has occurred.
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Scottsdale
Richard Brown
Enomous
Frbee
Brown
North Central
Camelback
Scottadale
Rds
Thomas and
Scottsdale Reg
Indian School
Scottsdale Rds
Algas
Clubs Wednesday Toast at Paradise Valle Won
On Wednesday at 6 45 pm Le Club hosts a toast at Paradise Valle. Joe Hu Elk Cup begins at 8 pm at 64th Street and Oak.
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Valle Wan
64Th St. and
Oak
Arcadia High PTA Plans Open House Evening
Arcadia High School PTA schedules an open house on Thursday at 7 30 p m in the school auditorium. Parents can meet their children’s teachers one on one and gain a first hand view of the classroom complex and campus. A reception in the cafeteria will follow for parents and teachers to converse.
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Arcadia High School
Parenta
Nathu-La Battle Claims Heavy Casualties In Brief War
Manila correspondent R Pande recounts the Sino Indian clash at Nathu La in September. Indian and Chinese forces exchange fire for three days with near 110 deaths and many guns destroyed as the pass falls silent.
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UPT
R. ©. Pande
Jef
Bu Ft
C. Pande
Gangtok
Sikkim
Nathu-La
Nathi-La
Burning law clarified by Rural Fire Department inspector
Geary Roberts, fire inspector, clarified open burning rules in Scottdale. Weeds and grass must have a permit and are restricted to 2 to 4 pm under county rules. the city refuse department will remove cuttings and dispose of weeds in boxes. Barbecue fires are exempt from the regulations.
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Scottadale
Geary Roberts
Roberta
Ween County
Tax hike urged to avert fiscal emergency
Roy L. Ralerson of Bankers Trust urged an immediate tax increase at the 11th Arizona Town Hall to head off a looming deficit. He warned the Administration faces a choice between a deficit and balanced-budget actions, calling for long-range planning and better five-year fiscal forecasts across government sectors.
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Grand Canyon
UPJ
Roy L. Ralerson
Bankers Trust, Co
New York
Arizona
Relerson
Executive Branch
Congress
Reierson
Lolama School District Seeks Girl Scout Troop Members
Parents form a Lolama School District Girl Scout troop inviting daughters in grades two through nine to a 7:30 p m Wednesday meeting in the school cafetorium. Mrs Norman Comfort says leaders for each level and volunteers are needed. contact Mrs Comfort to enroll or help.
Belly Dancer Sets NineHour World Record in Store Window
Serena Wilson a 23 year old 6 foot 8 inch dancer with 36 24 37 measurements claims a world belly dancing record by gyrating for nine hours from 1 pm to 10 pm in a Paramus New Jersey store window during its grand opening. She said her belly feels great though her feet hurt.
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Paramus
Nat
UPI
Serena Wilson
Supreme Court upholds ban on Bohannan from Arizona office
The Supreme Court in a 7-2 decision upheld an order barring Robert C. Bohannan Jr. from holding public office in Arizona. Bohannan, a Scottsdale resident, was removed from the Arizona Board of Public Welfare in 1966 amid alleged conflicts of interest over mortgages purchased by the state Retirement Board in 1961 and 1962. Justice Douglas dissented, arguing the issue raises constitutional questions.
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State Retirement Board
Bohannan
Douglas
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