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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1969

Page

13

Hearing Notice for Scottsdale Assessment District P-6416

Public notice announces a hearing on October 21, 1969 at 8:00 PM in Scottsdale City Council Chambers regarding assessment and work on multiple streets including 68th Street Osborn to Camelback and Indian School Road segments. It describes bonds, district diagrams, and the process to file objections with the City Clerk by the hearing date.

Scottsdale Arizona 68Th Street Osborn Road Camelback Road 69Th Place Indian School Road Granada Drive 68Th Way 70Th Street Lafayette Blvd 60Th Street Beottadsle 69Th Street Scottadale Council of City of Scottsdale Council Civic Plaza Main Street George Avenue City of State of Arizona Thomn Road Scottadale Road 64Th Street Paiute Way Thomas Road 8Th Street Scottsdale Road 64Th ‘Street Osborn’ Road Panitary Mewers Beottadale Council Chambers George’ Avenue Lola, Mieves Fern Anderson

Public Notice Scottsdale street work assessment hearing

Legal notice announces an Arizona Scottsdale hearing to review assessments and proceedings for sewer and street work along Osborn Road to Thomn Road and 64th Street to Paiute Way. It states the date October 21 1960 and location Civic Plaza Scottsdale for the hearing.

Public Notice Hearing on Scottsdale street sewer work boundary

The City of Scottsdale announces a public hearing on the assessment for sewer installation affecting parcels within the area bounded by 64th Street to 68th Street Calle Redondo Lafayette Blvd and adjacent blocks. Citizens may object in writing within ten days of notice to challenge the assessment or proceedings.

Scottsdale State of Arizona 64Th Street 68Th Street Calle Redondo Lafayette Blvd 69Th Street Montecito Avenue Arizona Arizons City of City of Scottsdale Sald Council Council Chambers Olvie Plaza Main Street George Avenue Sam Hosmer 68Th St Avalon 61St PL Warll 60Th St Thomas Marshall Yard 2Nd St Marshall Way

Hearing on Scottsdale road and street assessments in 1969

Notice by the City of Scottsdale of a public hearing on assessments for street work and utility easements along Scottsdale Road Belleview McDowell 16th Roosevelt and adjacent alleys. The hearing is set per Resolution No. 670 and District No. P-6742, with objections due ten days after publication.

Scottsdale State of Arizona Scottsdale Road Palm Lane Belleview Street McDowell Road 70Th Street 76Th Street Tist Street Roosevelt Street 74Th Street Beattadale Road Arizona City of 71St Street Scottadale Road 16Th Street Council of the City of Council of Council Chambers Civile Plaza Main Street George Avenue

If You Miss Your Newspaper Call Scottsdale Progress

If you miss delivery of The Scottsdale Daily Progress please call Circulation Customer Service at 947 7544 so the oversight can be corrected. Phones are open weekdays until 6 30 and Sundays until 2.

Scottsdale Progress Scottsdale Daily Progress Sebeday

Supreme Court declines ruling on Arizona State Auditor office

The Supreme Court refused to decide if the Arizona State Auditor office exists, saying the dispute is not a federal matter. Jewel Jordan, ousted after a voter referendum to abolish the office, claims entitlement to stay due to a second referendum extending all state term limits. The Arizona Supreme Court had said the office was not abolished, but later reversed that decision after a high court seat change.

Arizona Supreme Court Auditor's High Court

Astrological Forecast for Friday October 17 1969

General trends warn of annoyance and possible arguments. Aries should avoid a belligerent supervisor and build credit. Taurus is urged to respect differing views. Gemini cautioned against drastic changes and to cooperate. Moon Children advised to maintain good conduct and discuss grievances calmly. Leo urged to persevere with advice from an expert. Virgo should spend wisely and show affection. Libra warned against home conflicts and suggests theater. Scorpio to follow through with duties and manage correspondence. Sagittarius to check expenses and save time for a friend. Capricorn to study personal matters and act on ailments. Aquarius pressed to tackle duties and seek expert help. Pisces told to help a friend in distress and avoid time wasters.

Aries Taurus Gemini Moon Children Leo VIRGO LIBRA Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius

Paiute Soloma PTA Seeks Involvement For Special Area Programs

Paiute Soloma area PTA outlines a meeting on Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the school cafeteria to present special area teachers including home economics shop library art and boys physical education. PTA president Conrad Nelke announces a black mother program and asks parents to learn about services and contribute tips for student activities.

Paiute Pta Conrad Nelke PTA Robert Mathis Nelke Little League Soloma School

Bridge Strategy: Three Club Tricks From a Four-Four Break

In this example game by Alfred Sheinwold South must craft three club tricks when opponents hold a 4-2 club break. By leading a low club toward dummy and forcing West to waste the ace, declarer gains control, returns hearts, and then uses remaining clubs to establish three tricks. The squeeze hinges on careful timing and avoiding giving East the club ace.

West East King Angel Jack

South Korean spy recruiting ring busted by police

The South Korean Central Intelligence Agency said it arrested 19 people in a suspected Communist campaign to recruit laborers and students for spying. Authorities seized 4300 dollars in cash, two radio transmitters, arms and ten code books.

Seoul UPI South Korean Central Intelligence Agency

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Aaid Council Scotiadale Fernanderson Paiute Soloma Jean Black Inter-Club Council Scottsdale High School Our Lady of Perpetual Help School St. Agnes Ford Ken McKee Kelly Martin Phoenix Christian High School Alfred Sheinwold Evans Armstrong Oceanside Old Posse Post Bank
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