Manages Cars Parked East of Scottsdale Road at Bell Road
An item notes cars parked just east of Scottsdale Road near Bell Road. Details are limited in the readable fragment.
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1974
Page
1
An item notes cars parked just east of Scottsdale Road near Bell Road. Details are limited in the readable fragment.
Scottsdale officials report Chaparral High School students achieved a 7.6 percentile learning gain over the national norm in an evaluation of an individualized instructional program. Gains were strongest in science and reading while freshmen face transition challenges and a structured option may be introduced.
United Press International reports Arizona will see a warm humid weekend with scattered rain showers. Temperatures stay around 105 in deserts and 80 in the mountains as the system lingers. Heaviest rain fell at Winslow with 0.88 inches and Flagstaff 0.34 inches while Douglas saw 0.04 inches. The central mountains are expected to receive the most moisture as activity shifts.
Castro and Ross addressed crime concerns at a Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce breakfast in the Little Red Schoolhouse. They blamed drug use by under 18s and illegal crossing from Mexico into Arizona for a large share of crimes, urging new anti crime measures.
The State Department of Health Services approved a 10.1 percent rate increase for Scottsdale Memorial Hospital, about one third less than requested, while Hayden Manor Nursing Home received 19.1 percent. Hospital expansion costs and five years of unchanged rates prompted the request for higher fees.
Senator Hugh Scott dismissed a Democratic plan for a lame duck session to curb inflation as breastbeating, arguing Congress should not return unless it can enact real measures. Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield predicted Congress would likely reconvene after the election to address inflation.
The city administrator Stragler submitted his resignation after nearly 11 years overseeing water and sewer, refuse, street maintenance, traffic engineering, and planning. Mayor and council praised his tenure and noted projects like the Indian Bend Wash, with the mayor saying he will be missed and staff well prepared for succession.
Gerald Antone defeated incumbent Paul Smith to become chair of the Salt River Pima Maricopa Indian Community Council this week. Antone and five other council members will take office January 1 and Herschel Andrews was named vice chairman with Sebastian Juan reelected. New members Leslie Gene Andrews Garnet Gates and Terry Leonard join a nine member council with three incumbents not up for election.
Superior Court Judge William Diddick granted four marriage annulments Thursday to Kenneth Gott, 38, unemployed, after finding his 1954 marriage invalid and his brides under age. The judge warned Gott to check records before any future marriage and Chief Deputy Richard Eichenberger said prosecutors would not pursue bigamy. Sue Diddick noted Gott had no right to remarry while not legally divorced from the first wife.
Washington and Moscow announced that strategic arms negotiations will restart in Geneva on September 18 after a six month suspension. The talks aim to limit multiple warheads and move toward curbing all nuclear weapons.
The White House confirms President Ford is actively considering Sen. J William Fulbright for ambassador to Great Britain. Fulbright chairs the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and is now a lame duck lawmaker.
Washington aims to curb inflation as Alan Greenspan, Ford administration adviser, says progress is slow. Economists plan long term solutions while defense and arms shopping discussions surface amid mounting economic pressures.
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