Paradise Valley Annexation Ordinance Extended Territory
Town of Paradise Valley proposes to extend and increase its corporate limits by annexing contiguous territory. The measure follows a petition signed by property owners representing a majority in value, aiming to include the described area as part of Paradise Valley. The council acknowledges findings of fact on petition validity and boundary description.
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Paradise Valley
Maricopa County
Arizona
Paradise ‘Valley
Pararise Valley
Maricona
State Tax Commissiion
State Department of Property Valuation
Baid
Paradise
Thio
Paradise Valley Annexation Ordinance Mexico 1960
Legal notice describes annexation of territory to the Town of Paradise Valley Arizona. It lists Exhibit A map, certification on file, and council adoption dates. The description specifies the boundaries and official filing with Maricopa County Recorder. Publication dates October 20 21 28 28 1890.
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Huntress
Pest
Helen
E. Marston
New
Bey
Sey
Astrological Forecast and Emergency Ordinance Note
Forecast for zodiac signs Aries through Pisces with advice on finances, responsibilities, and personal plans. Contains a legal notice declaring an emergency ordinance in Scottsdale City Council approval process dated October 21, 1969.
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ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Scottsdale Planning and Zoning Hearings Set for November 1969
Scottsdale Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on November 11 1969 at 8:00 PM and City Council on November 18 1969 at 8:00 PM to hear rezonings for Lamlel Inc O-2 parcel at southeast corner of Mutherus Drive and Scottsdale Road Thunderbird Industrial Airpark No 2 Winslow Haan Cullera rezoning from R-4R to R-4 and 698 feet fronting McDonald Drive and Scottsdale Road Sierra National Corp from C-3 to A-B on Van Buren Street and Scottsdale Road William D Zier from R1-7 to R-5 Papago Paradise Unit 2 22-UP-69 and 238-UP-69 use permits for day care school on Thomas Road and Scottsdale Baptist Church educational building master planning on 8 parcel property Wilshire Drive and 70th Street Council hearing date to be continued if Planning Commission lacks recommendation all notices in Civic Center Scottsdale Arizona October 22 1969.
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Planning Commission
Scottsdale
Arizona
Lamlel, Inc
Mutherus
Scottadale Road
Butherus
Scottsdale Road
Thunderbird Industrial Airpark
O. E. Winslow
Haan & Cullera
McDonald Drive
Sierra National, Corporation
van Buren Street
Papago Parkway
William D. Zier
Papago Paradise
N. Tist Street
Stanley
Tina Dombrowski
Thomas Road
Scottsdale Baptist Church
Wilshire Drive
70Th Street
71St Street
Planning Department
Civic Center
Council Chambers
Ciic Center
George
Main Street
Tonalea School Adds Six Faculty Members for 1969-70
Six teachers join Tonalea School as the 1969-70 staff grows to 55 educators. New hires include Mrs. Shirley Greer in fifth grade, Mrs. Alice Orr in eighth grade language arts, Mrs. Vivian Patrick in third grade, Mrs. Elaine Dawson in girls physical education, Mrs. Judy Martin as new librarian, and Mrs. Marilyn Tappan teaching home economics. Additional story notes cover library helpers, art classes, and athletic teams with recent wins.
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Tonalea School
Shirley Greer
Greer
Missouri
Arizona
Northern
Arizona University
Arizona State University
Alice Orr
Pennsylvania
University of Arizona
Georgia
Alabama
Oregon
Orr
Tonalea
Vivian Patrick
Kentucky
Indiana
Morehead—State—College
St. Francis College
Elaine Dawson
California
Springfield
Tonto
The
Arizona Society, For the Prevention of
Community College Charette Sets National Appraisal
About 100 Arizonans will meet in Scottsdale on November 4 and 5 for the first appraisal of statewide community college program functions and opportunities. U S Department of Education representatives, business, government, labor, students and the public will discuss innovative teaching methods and guidelines for the next 20 years. The event is sponsored by the American Association of Junior Colleges, the Maricopa County Junior College District and Phoenix College Student Government Association.
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Scottsdale
Charette
U.S. Department of Education
Labor
Drug curb shows sharp drops after Intercept start
UPI reports four days before talks on halting cross border drug traffic the Justice Department says nationwide marijuana and heroin supplies have fallen since Operation Intercept began Prices for marijuana have surged up to 100 percent in some areas Two tons of marijuana and 3.9 pounds of heroin were seized at the border in two weeks Mexico says 900000 marijuana plants and 166 poppy fields destroyed since the operation began on Sept 21
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Justice Department
De_puty
Richard G. Kleindienst
Treasury
Eugene
Rossides
Senator Young to retire in 1971 to pave way for younger man
United States Senator Stephen M. Young of Ohio says he will retire when his term ends in 1971 to allow a younger person under 65 to take his seat. He notes age makes his decision unavoidable though he feels as spry as ever and would welcome another campaign if feasible.
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Senate
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Young
UPI
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