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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1975

Page

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Scottsdale Debates Transit Plans and City Subsidy

Scottsdale officials weigh a five year transit plan with a $36 000 subsidy this year as part of a broader discussion on public transportation costs. Council members split over feasibility and need with estimates of $2.5 million per phase and calls for surveys before further commitments.

Bruce Jameson Scottsdale Phoenix Paul Messinger Messinger New York Bell Hayden Jenkins

NYC Teachers Strike Leaves City Schools Paralyzed

Weekend opens with the United Federation of Teachers under a four day reprieve from possible jail for its leader yet lacking funds to meet demands to cut class sizes. Other items note desegregation progress in Boston and Louisville and a missing Navy facility crew near Asmara with two Americans unaccounted for amid civil war.

New York New York City New “York United Federation of Teachers Washington U.S. Navy Asmara Ethiopia U.S. Defense Department U.S Amara Eorean

New York Emergency Board Moves to Avert City Bankruptcy

A state dominated emergency board on Friday began formulating a pay as you go blueprint to curb New York City spending. A city official warned the budget will be cut to the bone as restraints are set to take effect.

New York New York City

Agriculture says smaller corn crop will trim livestock feed and reserves

The Agriculture Department estimates a smaller corn crop than earlier expected will reduce feed for livestock and leave a smaller grain reserve by the time the 1976 harvest arrives.

Washington Agriculture Department

Weekend Sky Shocks with Slight Tstorm Chance

Mostly sunny today and Sunday with a slight chance of late afternoon or evening thunderstorms. Cooler days with highs near 97 and overnight lows in the low 70s.

UN delegates push new economic pact amid sprawling talks

At the United Nations the 138 nation General Assembly moves toward a broad consensus on guidelines for trade and investment. Delegates work to merge proposals from developing countries and major blocs into one document amid disputes on aid targets and pricing of raw materials.

United Nations N.Y Ncw General Assembly Netherlands Jan Pronk 138 Nation Assembly United States U.N

Veto override preserves Scottsdale school programs funding

Congress overrode President Ford to restore 240000 in Scottsdale School District programs and unlock potential funding for next year. The move salvages Title I reading and basic skills projects plus 40000 for library resources, with plans to seek innovative education funding. Arizona educators say without the override many Indian and local schools faced cuts and closures.

Congress Ford Scottsdale Joel Stocker The Arizona Education Association Arizona Senate House Marvin Lieske Coronado High School Lieske

Paradise Valley Manager Rules Out Annexing Clearwater Hills

Town Manager Oscar Butt stated Paradise Valley will not lead annexation of county islands within town limits. He said residents must petition to join, and only the two streets Tatum Boulevard and Lincoln Drive could be considered if county residents request it, amid traffic and border questions.

Paradise Valley Oscar Butt Butt Tatum Boulevard Lincoln~Drive Clearwater Hills Tatum Lincoln Maricopa County Robert Esterbrooks Council Lincoln and

Scottsdale Pivots to Recreation in Indian Bend Wash Plan

U S Army Corps of Engineers waiting on OMB approval to join recreation efforts in the Indian Bend Wash. City officials consider using flood control funds for a $11 million greenbelt project, cheaper than the $19 million concrete channel. Scottsdale seeks federal backing to pursue McKellips Lake development, with Rhodes aiding the effort.

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Office OMB Washington Indian Bend Franklin D. Aleshire Scottsdale Aleshire John J. Rhodes McKellips Lake Army

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