Civic Center skylight to feature dramatic multi color lighting
Bennie Gonzales Architects designs a new skylight for Scottsdale City Hall council chambers creating dramatic color shifts as sun moves across the sky. Glassart Studio's Glidden Parker notes each skylight centers on a distinct color theme with cool tones dominating.
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Duck Collis
Glidden Parker
Glassart Studio
5Th Ave
Scottsdale
New City Hall
City Council
Scottsdale City Hall
Earl Florence
Bennie Gonzales
2Nd St
Hinton and
George
Gildden Parker
W. 5Th Ave
Parker
Council Chamber
Deputy Bushido? Supai teacher accused of paddling students
Richard Johnson, deputy county attorney, declined to file an aggravated assault complaint against a Supai Elementary School teacher accused of severely paddling an eighth grade student. Police say the complaint was not filed to let the matter be handled by the school district. The boy reportedly received four swats for improper gym attire, with ten other children punished similarly. The mother alleged additional excessive punishments for other students.
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Richard Johnson
Supai
Johnson
Court kills Nov 7 ballot in Scottsdale zoning case
Arizona Supreme Court gave attorneys 20 days to file additional briefs delaying a special election for Fennell zoning. City argues council overstepped authority and seeks voters’ say on rezoning parcel at Scottsdale Re. and Lincoln Dr. The dispute centers on plans for a neighborhood shopping center on 7½ acres.
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Arizona Supreme Court
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Supreme Court
Scottsdale
Superior Court
William Gooding
Huck to Speak for Scottsdale in All American City Contest
Len Huck Scottsdale regional manager Valley National Bank will travel to Milwaukee Wisconsin to present for Scottsdale in the 1967 All American City Award competition He will lead the delegation appearing November 13 before a National Municipal League selection jury Scottsdale is a finalist among 22 U S communities Look Magazine sponsors the contest Camelback Jaycees nominated Scottsdale last month
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Len Huck
Scottsdale
Valley National Bank
Milwaukee
Wisc
Huck
National Municipal League
U.S
The
League and
Look Magazine
Camelback Jaycees
Mississippi jury convicts eight Klan men in 1964 civil rights killings
An all white federal jury in Meridian convicts eight men including Cecil Price deputy sheriff and Samuel Bowers imperial wizard of the Ku Klux Klan for conspiracy in the 1964 slayings of Michael Schwerner Andrew Goodman and James Chaney. Eight acquitted and three hung on verdicts. Judge Cox orders Price and Roberts jailed with no bond amid threats against jurors.
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Meridian
Miss
UPI
Mississippi
Michael Schwerner
Andrew Goodman
James Chaney
Philadelphia
U. S
Harold Coy
Neshoba County
Cecil Price
Price
Samuel H. Bowers
Imperial Wizard
The
White Knights
Ku Klux Klan
Alton Wayne Roberts
Horace Doyle Barnette
Jimmy Snowden
Billy Wayne Posey
Jimmy Arledge
Bowers
Cobra warms his stomach in Vietnam bunk
First Lieutenant James Harrod of Arizona slept beside a five foot cobra in a South Vietnam bunker. Sgt William Gatchy woke, the snake coiled on Harrods stomach and struck but missed. A medic arrived as others killed the snake with a shovel.
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South Vietnam
James‘ Harrod
Arizona
William Gatchy
Harrod
Gatcy
Scottsdale YMCA approves plans for new building site
The Scottsdale YMCA and metropolitan board approve construction on the Y property at 3019 N 74th St. Groundbreaking set for Oct 29 by Scottsdale Construction Co. The $71,000 first phase includes a 75 by 45 foot gym, locker rooms, showers, and offices, with future expansions planned such as an indoor outdoor pool and health facilities.
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Scottsdale Ymca
74Th St
YMCA
Scottsdale Construction Co
Chet Chappell
Donald van Ess
Scottsdale
Chappell
Conlan bill under fire by state crime commission
State Senator John Conlan's plan to create a state police force in Arizona faces likely changes. The Arizona Crime Commission will meet to water down the bill, with sheriffs opposing a statewide force and seeking a reform that preserves county powers and adds a crime lab and identification bureau.
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Jack Karie
Progress City
John Conlan
Arizona
Jack Williams
Arizona Crime Commission
Ben Avery
The
Arizona Republic
Commission
Conlan
Avery
Travis
Bud) Yancey
Yuma County
Commission Sib
Maricopa County
Yuma
Yancey
Ford strike nears end as UAW and Ford bargain through 24 hours
Maintenance workers report for duty at Ford's Livonia transmission plant as UAW and Ford push toward a settlement after a 44 day strike. Detroit News cites unnamed sources claiming a tentative three year contract would raise wages and fringe benefits by about one dollar per hour, though no side confirms.
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UPI
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers
Detroit News
UAW
Ford
Livonia
Peace marchers warned about lawlessness
Washington Deputy Attorney General Warren Christopher warned that the government will not tolerate lawlessness at the Pentagon antiwar rally as about 10 000 troops and police are mobilized to protect the building.
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Washington
Warren Christopher
Pentagon
Smith murder trial rebuttal delayed in Phoenix
The start of prosecution rebuttal witnesses in the Robert Benjamin Smith murder trial was delayed today. Defense attorney Rod Wood rested his case and the prosecution requested a recess before beginning rebuttal testimony. Smith is on trial for five deaths at a Mesa beauty school last November.
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Mike) Fennell
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State Identification Bureau
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London
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Britain
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Germany
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