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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1956

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KPOK Names Emcees for Scottsdale Station Debut

KPOK president Dick Gilbert announces Efren Valenzuela and Paul Lindé as emcees for the first programs on Scottsdale's new station. Valenzuela will host a Spanish show 5 to 7 a.m. daily, Lindé a music and sports program 7 to 9 a.m. Both veterans of World War II. Valenzuela active in American Legion Post 41 and Toastmasters. Lindé a former Dallas violinist and University of Texas athletic staffer. They reside in Phoenix and Mesa respectively with families.

Dick Gilbert KPOK Efren Valenzuela Paul Lindé Scottsdale Valenzuela Arizona Linde Dallas Philharmonic Orchestra University of Texas Valgazuela American Legion Post 41 Toastmasters Club Phoenix The Marines Marine Corps Reserve Mesa

Paradise Valley residents oppose guest ranch incorporation plan

In a letter to the editor dated September 5 1956 Mrs A G Neal of Scottsdale voices concern over a proposed Paradise Valley incorporation driven by guest ranch owners led by Robert Balch and Raymond Mitchell. She questions motives zoning battles and potential monopolies while urging openness to lawful business and new residents.

Paradise Valley Sam Robert ‘Balch Yellow Boot Guest Ranch Raymond Mitchell Balch Mitchell A. G. Neal Rt. 2 Scottsdale Ariz R-I Board of Supervisors Maricopa County Paul

Questions for Mr. Mitchell on Valley development plans

A letter from John F. Utter of Scottsdale requests Mr. Mitchell a federal employee and attorney answer under oath about payments from guest lodges, P.V.LA. directors, and ownership links to Paradise Valley guest ranches. He questions road improvements, master plans, and opposition to new facilities across the Valley.

Lincoln ‘Road Mitchell Valley P.v.la Paradise Valley Scottsdale Road Cave’ Creek John F. Utter Scottsdale

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