Yosemite Tram System Eases Park Traffic At Mariposa Grove
Yosemite National Park reports positive early results from a new tram system in Mariposa Grove. Auto traffic banned to protect redwoods. visitors ride trams with six audio messages. Service praised though ticket price prompts queries. next summer trips spaced 20 minutes apart.
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Human nature in bridge shines beyond pure math
Bertrand Russell noted math holds truth and beauty, yet bridge teaches reading people. The discussion centers on a diamond finesse versus ace safety, stressing that a defender’s slight hesitation or apparent larceny in move can reveal king or lack thereof, guiding safer play.
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Udall predicts dim future for Pinal County cotton
Rep Morris Udall warned the Pinal County cotton industry will suffer after a new law cuts payments to cotton farmers to 20000 dollars. He spoke at the annual Chamber of Commerce banquet where Casa Grande Mayor Jimmy Kerr was named outstanding young man and Wally Reed of Maricopa was named outstanding young farmer.
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Scottsdale Sertoma Club targets businessmen for flag program
The Scottsdale Sertoma Club plans Friday and Saturday visits to local businessmen to enlist them in the American Flag program. Chairman John Johnson says the club provides flags and handles display on ten holidays each year. The next Veteran's Day display is Nov 11. President Charles Ruse and Larry Ludden will join members calling on merchants. Wes Edgar and Frank Cameron also serve on the committee. Scottsdale Sertoma recently earned the Gold Council Emblem from District Governor Corden Driggs of Mesa. The club is noted for building new clubs in the area and meets Thursday mornings at the Ramada Inn.
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Wall Street firms warn on market rally and inflation risks
Diamond Turk Co notes a sharp rally but urges selective commitments as tight money and Vietnam pressures persist. Loeb, Rhoades and Argus warn inflation could linger and policy easing hinges on unemployment data, advising caution until clearer economic signs emerge.
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International Electric Vehicle Symposium opens in Phoenix
Arizonans can view modern battery powered vehicles when the first International Electric Vehicle Symposium opens at Del Webb's Towne House next Wednesday. The three day symposium will bring to Phoenix some of the latest developments in the field of electric transportation. The public is invited free to see the vehicles from 10 to 9:30 each day.
Landmark coal mine safety bills move to final approval
House and Senate negotiators set to harmonize separate bills approved earlier to curb explosions and deadly dust in coal mines. Both measures promise compensation for miners with black lung disease, with the House offering up to 272 dollars monthly for life and the Senate proposing 3264 dollars over three years.
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Scottsdale Council Approves Sewer Project District No. 58-6831
The Scottsdale City Council adopts Resolution No. 789 ordering the improvement of streets and alleys between Hayden Road East and 81st Way and Osborn Road South to Avalon Drive by installing sanitary sewers. Bids are to be opened Nov 18 1969, with notices published twice and posted publicly. The measure declares an emergency for immediate effect.
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Avalon’ Drive
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George Avenue
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Honda
Scottsdale Bid Notice on Street Improvement Bonds
The notice states bonds issued for an improvement in Scottsdale will extend about ten years with 4 percent interest. Proposals require a bond of at least ten percent of the highest bid and must be payable to the City of Scottsdale. The city may reject bids from delinquent or unfaithful bidders. Published Oct 29, 1969.
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Scottsdale
City of Scottsdale
Richard II
Pearce
Classified Advertising Rules and Error Responsibility
The notice explains ad submission rules for the Daily Progress, urging advertisers to report errors by 8 30 a m the next day. It states the paper will only correct one incorrect insertion and may edit classify or reject ads as needed.
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