Sign Violations Draw $100 Fines
Three firms were fined $100 each in city court for sign ordinance violations. RPR Construction, Borden Dairy Co., and O'Malley Weenie faced penalties for entrance sign approval, an eight by twelve foot sign, and expired permits respectively. Trials are set for Roy al Properties, U Totem, and Canine Grooming Service. two additional warrants issued.
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RPR Construction
Borden Dairy Co
O’malley Weenie Oda Bk
Tom Felke
RPR
Point Scottsdale
Borden’s
W. Indian School Rd
O'Malley
Thomas Road Drivein
Royal Properties
Thomas
Scottsdale Rd
U-Totem, Inc
N. Hayden Rd
Canine Grooming Service
N. Scottsdale Rd
Don Palmer
Barry Goldwater Hinting At Presidential Bid In N H
Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona signaled a near confirmation of a presidential bid during a non political visit to New Hampshire. He avoided commitments but noted he would return soon, near the state that holds the first in the nation primary.
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Concord
N.H
UPI
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
New Hampshire
Goldwater
Scottsdale sewer bond approved to expand capacity
Scottsdale voters approve a 7.5 million dollar sewer revenue bond to join a regional system and raise capacity to 20 million gallons per day by 1960 if needed. Tempe also approves participation. projects to start with a stop gap plan including 17.7 acre pond set south of Scottsdale and work on main outfall lines and future bond issuances. Local precinct tallies and voided ballots noted.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Country Club
Council Chambers
Coronado
Pima
Yavapai
Tempe
Salt River
91St Avenue
23Rd Avenue
Phoenix
Mesa
McDowell
Hayden
Miller
Ken Williams
Scottsdale School District considers $6 million bond for overcrowding
A citizens advisory committee urged a $6 million bond issue to relieve overcrowding in 19 schools. The 19 member panel reported to about 50 people at Paiute school. The board planned a 4 p.m. meeting at the administration center to discuss the proposal, with a Decem ber election likely for the long term bond of about $5.88 million.
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Citizens Advisory
Scottsdale
Paiute School
Board of Trustees
Lower Indian Bend channel to shape Scottsdale flood work
Officials said a seven mile concrete channel from the Arizona Canal at Indian Bend to the Salt River would cost 9.02 million with 7.25 million federal funding. Construction awaits ROW and funding decisions after a Nov. 20 public hearing while projected development opens 4 to 6 square miles of land. The project is among 19 in a 115.4 million county plan.
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Indian Bend
Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Indian Bend Wash
Arizona Canal
Salt River
Scottsdale Road
Col
John Lowry
Indian Bend Channel
Secretary of Defense
Bureau of the Budget
Congress
Lowry
Sam Tucker
Phoenix City
Board of Supervisors
Barney Burns
Tucker
Maxwell Dam
Solons Vote Raises Pay for Congress and Officials
The House Post Office and Civil Service Committee approved a bill to raise pay for Congress members, Cabinet officials, federal judges, and about 1.8 million federal workers by 600 million dollars annually. Increases would reach up to 10 000 dollars a year for top officials and 3 to 22.5 percent for civil service ranks. Members would move from 22 500 to 32 500 dollars yearly. Cabinet members from 25 000 to 35 000.
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House Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Post Office
Congress
SAC Secrets Hinted In Spy Case
An American arrested on spy charges had access to SAC secrets. John Butenko, 38, a $14,000-a-year engineer, allegedly passed classified information to Soviet UN delegation members. FBI seized four men at Englewood NJ station amid a series of meetings dating back to April 1963.
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Washington
UPI
Strategic Air Command
John Butenko
United Nations
FBI
Bulenko
Igor Ivanov
Englewood
N. J
State Dept
Butenko
Ivanov
Amtorg
International Electric Corp
Paramus
SAC
U.S
Sioner
Theodore Kiscaras
Rutherford
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Willard L. Greene
Don Chambers
al Flowers
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Kiva School
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Mohave School
Pima School
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Rutgers University
New Brunswick
N.J
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