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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1975

Page

2

Scottsdale approves 180 unit patio home project on 40 acres

The Scottsdale planning commission approved a 180 unit patio home development on 40 acres at Pima Road and Roosevelt Street. Owned by W R Grace Properties the plan targets 4.5 dwellings per acre with lots averaging 5,000 to 7,200 square feet and features a central open space and a circular street to ease access while limiting traffic through the site. The price range is tentatively set from 22,500 to 97,900 dollars. The commission also endorsed a master plan for CAP flood plain recreation including a 12 mile CAP corridor with golf cars parks and a state fairgrounds. The Federal Bureau of Reclamation asked local approvals for the master plan.

Scottsdale Commission W.R. Grace Properties Pima Road Roosevelt Street Bert Barshay A. Wayne Smith Patio Tome Smith CAP Cave Creek Road Phoenix

Flood board to discuss bridge cost responsibility

The Maricopa County Flood Control District Advisory Board will meet Thursday to decide who pays for a proposed bridge over the interceptor channel along Hayden Road between McDonald Drive and Indian Bend Road. Scottsdale estimates the bridge at about $500,000, with plans to extend Hayden north to Indian Bend. The Arizona Water Commission says it cannot reimburse facilities built during flood project design, meaning state funds may not cover the bridge cost.

Hayden Road Arizona Water Commission Commission

Motorola GED Sails Through Third Quarter Slump

Motorola Inc reports third quarter 1975 sales down 12 percent to 307 million with earnings at 9.6 million or 34 cents per share, down from 24.1 million and 86 cents. Nine months show 956 million in revenues, down 8 percent, with 29 million earnings or 1.03 per share, down from 68.7 million and 2.45 per share. Government Electronics Division improves in the period, but new orders and backlog retreat from record highs of last year. Semiconductor results remain disappointing with another quarterly loss.

Motorola Inc Government Electronics Scottsdale Ed McClellan Motorola GED Milt Deever Semiconductor

Obituary for William H. Arendt 64

Services set for William H. Arendt at Paradise Chapel on Thursday at 9 a.m. Visitation today from 5 to 9 p.m. He died Tuesday in Doctors Hospital. Arendt was a night supervisor at Judson School and former Maricopa County juvenile probation officer who moved to Phoenix in 1950. Survivors include daughters Lolita Ashe of Los Angeles and Letitia Simms of La Canada and six grandchildren.

William H. Arendt Paradise Chapel Indian School Rd Mr. Arendt Judson School Doctors Hospital Maricopa County Arendt Phoenix E. Flower Ave Lolita Ashe Los Angeles Calif Letitia Simms la Canada Williams Skaggs

LaJoie 79 laid to rest with DAV honor guard

Oscar A. LaJoie 79 dies in Phoenix Veterans Hospital. Graveside services set for 10 a.m. Thursday at Greenwood Memorial Park with the Disabled American Veterans funeral committee officiating. Survivors include daughters Louise Anna Bosse and Edna Melton. Northwest Mortuary handles arrangements.

Oscar A. LaJoie Green+ wood Memorial Park W. van Buren St Mr. LaJoie E. Monte Rey Way Phoenix Veterans Hospital Louise Anna Bosse Edna Melton Northwest Mortuary

Theft reports exceed twenty five hundred dollars in Scottsdale

A Scottsdale man and a Utah couple reported separate burglaries with combined losses over 2500 dollars. James Hendrick said an engine block and parts valued at about 1080 dollars disappeared from a locked utility building behind his home after he returned from vacation. Haiea Miller and husband reported a 1500 dollar diamond ring stolen from their Scottsdale Hilton room between noon and 12 20 p m Tuesday. The ring vanished after checkout and was found missing when the hotel staff later checked the room.

Scottsdale Utah James Hendrick N. 83Rd St Ilajea Miller East Tooele Scottsdale’ Hilton Hotel Miller Scottsdale Rd Phoenix Millers

SCC programs target senior citizens at Scottsdale Community College

Scottsdale Community College and the Maricopa County Community College District plan a senior citizens program with open houses, centers on each campus, and noncredit free courses. They emphasize accessibility, input from older learners, and existing benefits like the 62 pass while inviting broader age eligibility and community outreach.

Stephen Foster Scottsdale Community Altman SCC Ron Kearns Kearns Larry Philpot Sec-Athletic Philpot Air Force

Phoenix robbery suspect linked to Scottsdale thefts

Gerald Allan Williams 16 years old, linked to seven Scottsdale burglaries in May and June totaling over 20000 dollars. He is accused of6 taking nearly 10000 dollars in Gale Indian Arts merchandise and 10000 dollars in Steckler Haller Galleries items. The June 5 and May burglaries followed a $500 residential haul. Williams, jailed after a June 3 armed Skaggs store robbery, faced multiple charges.

Phoenix Adobe Mountain Gerald Allan Williams South Mountain Ave Scottsdale Gale Indian Arts Fifth Ave Steckler Haller E. Main St Williams Skaggs Indian School Rd

Arizona May Seek Delayed Penalties for Welfare Program

The Arizona Department of Economic Security says delaying federal penalties to July 1 may help the state overhaul eligibility for Aid to Dependent Children. DES notes unemployment checks reached 69 percent of claimants within 14 days in August, countering Sen. Percy's claim of long delays.

Arizona Uts John Huerta E Department of Economic Security Phoenix Department of Economic ‘Security Charles Percy R-Ill

Arizona Supreme Court to review Armer board disclosure case

The Arizona Supreme Court will review a petition from Walter D. Armer of Tucson, a member of the Central Arizona Water Conservancy District Board, concerning financial disclosure statements filed by board members. The court agreed to hear the case on Tuesday.

Tucson Central Arizona Water Conservancy District Board Arizona Supreme Court Walter,d. Armer

Health foods ad suit filed in Arizona

White Shield Nutrition Center sues Revco and three others for false advertising under Arizona Consumer Fraud Act and weights and measures laws over health foods sales. Defendants include General Nutrition Center Hi-Health Supermart and Arizona Health Foods in a $260000 action.

Phoenix Revco Drugstore Arizona White Shield Nutrition Center, Inc General Nutrition: Center,Inc Hi- Health: Supermart Arizona Health Foods

Foster mother given year jail for manslaughter of foster daughter

Linda Kolyszko aged 26 pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter in the death of Francie Waivada an 8 year old foster daughter last November She was sentenced to one year in county jail and 10 years probation in Phoenix The case hinges on the strangulation of the child by Kolyszko now facing potential further legal actions

Phoenix Linda Kolyszko Kolyszko Francie Waivada

City employee held for Scottsdale arson, arrest details

Arson investigators arrested 20 year old Martin David Nolden, a former city parks maintenance engineer, in Phoenix after a June 12 firebombing at Jay Cohen’s home in Scottsdale. The attack caused $1,000 in damage. Cohen and his family escaped unharmed. Nolden is held in the city jail.

Scottsdale Martin David Nolden Phoenix Chaparral Park Tony LeGault Nolden LeGault Metro Fire Department Jay Cohen Montecito Ave Cohen

Herberger hearing reset on Desert Springs rezoning

Mayor Barrow and Councilman Goode were absent Tuesday night causing a second delay in the final public hearing on developer Gary Herberger’s bid to rezone 1,082 acres in northeast Phoenix for the Desert Springs proposal. The council needs three-fourths approval from its seven members, and the hearing was continued to 7 p.m. October 28 in the council chambers.

Tim Barrow Calvin Goode Gary Herberger Phoenix Desert Springs

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