Scottsdale panel studies bond plan and youth patrol details
The Scottsdale Citizens Committee plans a statement on the Sept 28 bond election with president Richard Johnson noting uncertainty about support while wishing to see ballot presentation. Separately, Scottsdale police department invites youths 14 to 18 to apply for the Youth Patrol program at 131 E Main, featuring traffic direction, first aid, radio, photography and fingerprinting.
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Ohioan refuses to go to U N
Rep Wayne L Hays of Ohio declines an invitation to serve as a Western Nations delegate this fall, saying he speaks his own mind and cannot be a dummy for Ambassador Goldbergs, as he explained in a letter to Thomas E Morgan.
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Scottsdale special bond election for civic center and parks
The Scottsdale mayor and city council order a special bond election for 1965 to issue general obligation bonds totaling 192000 for civic center improvements, 879000 for park and recreational facilities, and 179000 for a storage facility. Bonds will be 31 000 denominations, interest not exceeding 5 percent, with thirty-year maturities and semiannual interest. An emergency declaration and election officials are named.
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Scottsdale Special Election Call in Scottsdale City Arizona
Dale Maricopa County Arizona orders a special bond election for September 28 1965 in Scottsdale with polling sites at Scottsdale High School Hohokam Yavapai Tonalea Mohave and other locations to authorize city bonds for Civic Center and Park Recreation improvements and to fund site purchase and development of parks and a recreation building. The measure seeks up to 3 192 000 in bonds for a civic center and up to 1 488 000 for park recreation projects subject to statutory debt limits.
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Scottsdale Bond Issue and Election Officials Listed
City asks voters to authorize 370000 in general obligation bonds for a storage facility project in Scottsdale. Ballot details include bond terms, interest not to exceed 5 percent, up to thirty years, and precinct polling places with named election officials.
Scottsdale special bond election order and voters' rights
Text outlines polling hours from 6:00 AM to 7:00 PM for a Scottsdale bond election held October 1965. It requires posting notices at five public places and publication in the Scottsdale Daily Progress for 30 days. It details ballots with Bonds Yes or Bonds No and states eligibility rules for voters. The measure cites emergency findings and directs election results to be canvassed by the Mayor and City Council.
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Obituary of Joseph L Powers Welded at Motorola Plant
Joseph Leo Powers 54 died Wednesday in St. Josephs Hospital. A welder at Motorola Western Military plant for 13 years, he lived at 815 North Hayden since moving from Janesville Wisconsin. Rosary was recited today at St Daniel the Prophet Church. Requiem High Mass is Saturday at 9 am with burial in St Francis Cemetery. Survivors include wife Cleone two sons Howard and Joseph a daughter Sandra and four brothers.
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Obituary notices and death reports from Scottsdale area
Obituaries for Mrs Helen Voigt 65 and Anthony Patten 60 note services in Messinger Mortuary and Scottsdale Baptist Hospital death details. Voigt lived 7718 E Meadow Brook and was a Wheaton College graduate. Patten a retired citrus farmer from Yakima who moved to Scottsdale 15 years ago. Burial in Greenwood Mausoleum and Greenwood Cemetery planned.
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Scottsdale drive seeks paperback donations for wounded GIs
Scottsdale residents urged to donate paperback books for wounded servicemen in Viet Nam. Books may be left at the Rural Fire Dept station 120 S. Brown Ave. The Phoenix area Red Cross is collecting 25 000 books for shipment to Viet Nam next Wednesday. Return by next Wednesday morning.
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War bonus request for Viet Nam area seamen
The Italian Seamen's Union asks for war risk bonuses for crews sailing Viet Nam, Pakistan and India waters. Desert Safari Tours of Scottsdale names Kempner Carl son Barker Advertising as its PR agency. The Scottsdale Amateur Radio Club to offer code and theory classes next Tuesday with sessions twice weekly at Civil Air Patrol HQ. No fee for course, $3 for manuals. advanced course for General Class license holders.
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Snowstorm Closes Route as Plains See Heavy Snow
A surprise blizzard blanketed the northern plains with heavy snow, setting records from South Dakota to the Southeast’s heat. The Weather Bureau noted the storm moving from the Rockies across the plains, closing a 116 mile stretch of U S 30 between Laramie and Rawlins Wyoming. Motorists were snowed in across Southern Wyoming towns. Denver reported a second straight day with a 30 degree low.
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Oscar winner Spencer Tracy in hospital battle at 65
Oscar star Spencer Tracy, 65, remained in serious condition after a Sept 4 prostatectomy at Good Samaritan Hospital. A spokesman said he rallied briefly but doctors do not know when he will be released. Tracy, noted for Captains Courageous and Boys Town, has battled illness in recent years and lives reclusively with Katharine Hepburn as a close friend.
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