Downtown Scottsdale Merchants Rally For Revival
Scottsdale merchants and the Chamber of Commerce plan a revival to counter shopping center competition. A new subcommittee will guide startup businesses and beautification efforts along West Main, Troy Murray notes Western architecture helps draw shoppers, while rents and lack of coordinated promotion hurt downtown sales.
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Chamber of Commerce
A. J. Collins
Scottsdale
Collins
Chamber
West Main Street
Troy Murray
Troy
West
Ern
West Main
Fifth Avenue
Growth of Scottsdale Shopping Centers Expands in 1960s
The Scottsdale area opened twelve major shopping centers from 1959 to 1963 with brands such as Papago Plaza Frontier Town Shopper's Fair Fashion Square Yellowfront Scottsdale Plaza ScottClub Big Town Gorway Valley Plaza Thomas Mall and Hayden East Woolco. Camelback Mall and East Gate Center are slated to open or start construction, while Park Scottsdale is planned for the near year. Hundreds of units and square feet are created, with many retail and service establishments added beyond planned centers.
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Scottsdale
Marshall Avenue
Brown Avenue
Second Street
Indian School Road
West Main
Bill Robb
Fashionette
Thomas Mall
Scottsdale Fashion Square
West Main Street
Robb
McDowell Roads
Frontier Town
Thomas Roads
Indian School
Hayden Roads
Fashion Square
Scottsdale Plaza
Scottsdale Road
Oak Street
Scottsdale Big Town
E. Mc.Dowell
McDowell
Valley Plaza
74Th Street
McDowell Road
44Th Street
Thomas Road
Hayden East
Woolco
Tober
Camelback Mall
70Th Street
Camelback Road
East Gate
Park Scottsdale
Granite Reef
McDonald Roads
Crossword puzzle answer key and clues list
A dense puzzle page listing crossword clues with numbers and word prompts. Includes across and down entries such as 1 Viper 2 Greek letter 3 Metal and wine vessels and many others, plus a final note referencing yesterday's puzzle answer.
Court Closes Diploma Mill In Los Angeles Case
Frank E Stranges 43 president of International Evangelism Crusaders Inc convicted of running a mail order diploma mill issuing honorary doctor of divinity degrees for 25 dollars each. Judge Kenneth Holiday scheduled sentencing November 12 after ruling he operated without a city license.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Frank E. Stranges
International Evangelism Crusaders Inc
Kenneth Holiday
Retail Musts Listed By Sears Arizona Executive
John Kulli, Sears operations manager for Arizona, told the Arizona Retail Controllers Association at Camelback Inn that good business practices are essential amid fierce competition and rapid store growth. He cited high school graduate applicants struggling with basic arithmetic, and urged stock options, strong sales commissions, idle turnover control, and daily department reports to monitor sales, inventory, pricing, and staff performance. He also urged treating each department as a separate unit and applying similar records and controls to small specialty shops.
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John Kulli
Sears, Roebuck and Company
Arizona
Arizona Retail Controllers Association
Camelback Inn
Kulli
Publisher predicts Phoenix growth outpacing peers
Sunset Magazine publisher L. W. Lane Jr. told an Arizona audience that Phoenix will overtake Seattle and San Diego in West population growth. He urged careful city planning to protect natural beauty and praised the Valley Beautiful Citizens Council and White Mountains winter sports development as examples of good planning.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona
Seattle
San Diego
Far West
L. W. Lane Jr
Sunset Magazine
Lane
Valley Beautiful Citizens Council
White Mountains
American Study Programs Open at ASU
The first fall program of the Center for American Studies at Arizona State University will present a 2:45 p.m. lecture in the Memorial Union ballroom. Dr. Richard S. Wells of ASU political science will discuss The Structure and Use of Power in Early American Political Experience. Attendees include students faculty and the public at no charge.
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Tempe
Center For American Studies
Arizona State University
Richard S. Wells
ASU
Memorial Union
Renewal Sought in Arizona Savings and Loan Fraud Case
In Phoenix a motion to reopen the Arizona Savings and Loan Association fraud case was filed in U S District Court. U S District Attorney Carl A. Muecke and Olive Dibble on special assignment argued the indictments against six men alleged to defraud the failed firm of 5 million were defective due to illegal search evidence. Accused were Virgil F. Kanan James F Byrne Donald R Elbel R E Wolfe and Martin Breitenbach with Judge Powell suppressing key evidence and Judge Lockwood handling receivership matters.
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Phoenix
UPS
Arizona Savings and Loan Association
U.S
Carl A. Muecke
Olive Dibble
Washington, D.C
U. S
Charles L. Powell
Donald R. Elbel
Grandview
Virgil F. Kanan
As&l
R.E. Wolfe
Martin Breitenbach
James F. Byrne
Scottsdale
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Musta
Netherlands
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Edmiston & Bell Inc
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New Lee
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Chris-Town 19Th Ave
Bethany Home Rd
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Yuma
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