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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1974

Page

2

Arizona education groups seek limits on state board power

Scottsdale educators report progress in drafting legislative recommendations to curb State Board of Education authority. Groups say conflicting definitions in statutes hinder limits, and plan Oct 28 meetings to finalize a working definition of course of study before presenting to Sen. Douglas Holsclaw.

Arizona State Board of Education Scottsdale Philip Gates The Arizona Education, Arizona School Board Association Arizona School Administrators Arizona Federation of Teachers Gates State Education Board Douglas Holsclaw Tucson

ASU faculty group flags Univac issues to tighten future deals

Arizona State University's faculty senate committee reported after a six month study that the Univac computer is not performing satisfactorily. The report recommends tighter language in future purchase and leasing agreements to address system failures.

Tempe Arizona State University Univac

Burglar Steals 2300 From Fast Gas Self Service

A burglar pried open sliding doors to Fast Gas Self Service at 304 N Hayden Rd taking 2300 from a locked floor safe in the office. Investigators say cash drawers were opened and the office was ransacked but the exact amount taken is not yet confirmed.

N. Hayden Rd Robert L. Hanna Hanna

Thurman H. Burk 79 Services Set At Green Acres Mortuary

Thurman H. Burk 79 of 7452 E Hubbell died Saturday at Hayden Manor Nursing Home. Born in Kansas, he moved to Arizona in 1964 from Kansas City MO and retired as a painter for Pullman Co Railroad. Survived by wife Clara daughter Helen Tanner two brothers two sisters one grandchild four great grandchildren. Visitation 7 to 9 p.m. today. Services 10 a.m. Wednesday at Green Acres Mortuary with burial in Green Acres Memorial Gardens.

Thurman H. Burk E. Hubbell Green Acres Mortuary N. Hayden Green Acres Memorial Gardens Mr. Thurman Kansas Arizona Kansas City Pullman Co. Railroad Hayden Manor Nursing Home Clara Helen Tanner Scottsdale

GPVCC Debates Westcor Stand and Paradise Valley Road Plan

The Greater Paradise Valley Community Council has not yet taken a stand on the Westcor project but backs the Paradise Valley Access Relief Road. GPVCC will report findings by Sept 30 after two open forums. Mitch Rosenbaum named as official rep to Phoenix City Council. Shadow Mountain High School to host Sept 23 and Sept 30 GPVCC meetings. audiences may ask questions orally.

Cheryl Crooks North Valley Bureau Greater Paradise Valley Task Force Committee Guy A. Rasmussen GPVCC Paradise Valley Mitch Rosenbaum Phoenix Westcor John Vermeire Shadow Mountain High School

City council weighs 60 day continuance on North Scottsdale hospital zoning

The North Scottsdale Associates backed hospital project seeks a 60 day continuance on its zoning case in North Scottsdale. The council also weighs a two week delay for a medical offices rezoning at Civic Center Plaza and Earls Drive and may reopen the public hearing if attorney C Michael Pierce can present new information.

North Scottsdale Civic Center Plaza Earls Drive Osmund Burton Jr North Scottsdale Associates Burton Civic Center and Earls Larry Bussard C. Michael Pierce

Condemnation Approved for Paradise Valley Access Road

Superior Court Judge Roger G Strand ruled Phoenix may condemn land for the Paradise Valley Access Relief Road. The city proved the land is needed for a public purpose and the site selection is not arbitrary. A hearing on damages is set for Oct 3 after homeowners challenged the route through Phoenix Mountains Preserve Western Saddle Club and Cactus Stables.

North Valley Bureau City of Phoenix Paradise Valley Roger G. Strand Strand Phoenix Mountains Western Saddle Club Cactus Stables Charles—Crehore Robert Murphy Stanely Jerman

EPIC renews reinsurers and expands coverage reach

EPIC Insurance Co president Thomas N. Trotter announced renewed reinsurance contracts with leading reinsurers, enabling EPIC to bind property policies up to 1,000,000 per location and liability limits up to 500,000. Extra coverage above these limits remains available at EPIC cost to insureds, offering savings.

Thomas N. Trotter Epic Insurance Co N. Brown Ave EPIC Trotter

Opposition group moves to repeal school redistricting law

A coalition led by Dr. Frank Depaoli plans a legislative repeal in January after a survey of 102 school boards showed about 67 percent oppose redistricting and a similar share want citizen majority votes before any redraw. The group targets Proposition 103 on the November ballot and notes three pro-redistricting legislators did not seek re election.

Phoenix Maricopa Frank Depaoli Depaoli Scottsdale Paradise Valley Delos Ellsworth Mesa Senate Education Committee David Kret Sandra O’connor

Dealing with a Problem Drinker After a Party

A worried speaker faces how to confront a friend who drinks too much. After the party the friend drives recklessly, risking lives. The piece notes that problem drinkers caused 19,000 highway deaths last year and caused injuries and destruction beyond loss of life.

Pales Killer

Hi Neighbor program postponed by city staff at Chaparral Park

The Community Services Department announced the Hi Neighbor program planned for Chaparral Park has been postponed indefinitely. A spokesman said the event was not in this year’s budget and that the city is tightening expenditures amid a sagging economy. The program aimed to acquaint residents with recreation opportunities at the new park.

Community Services Department Chaparral Park Community Services

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