Phoenix Council Hikes Parking Fines and Fees
Scottsdale daily record notes Phoenix city council doubles red meter fine to two dollars and approves higher water sewer charges and fingerprint fees. It postpones meter rate increase and several planning and building fee hikes while planning a public opinion survey on government changes. It also cuts building inspectors and contemplates an amended zoning ordinance after Thurston ruling.
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Phoenix
UPI
Roger Golston
Water and Sewer Department
Tim Barrow
Board of Adjustment Appeals
Barrow
Rosendo Gutierrez
Gary Peter Klahr
Planning Commission
Arizona State University Research Center
Ed Reeder
Margaret Harke
Phoenix to join state milk antitrust suit
The Phoenix city council informally agrees to join a state led Sherman Act case seeking treble damages from four Arizona milk producers Borden Shamrock Foremost Carnation after criminal and civil actions filed last month.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona
Joe Purcell
Borden, Shamrock, Foremost and
Car
Tonto-Tonalea sports physicals offered this evening
Tonto football and volleyball players may obtain required physicals tonight at Dr. Robert Clear's office 7530 E Stetson Drive Suite 128. Girls run 6 7 p.m. and boys 7 8 p.m. Bring HE-013 signed by a parent. exams cost $3 or may substitute Pop Warner or family physician reports.
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Birdell Sprinkle
Tonto
Robert Clear
E. Stetson Drive
Pop Warner
Aces Triumph in California Bridge Championship
In Sacramento the Sacramento Pairs Championship was won by Marianne Lester of Walnut Creek and Lee Hofacre of San Francisco. The article details a slam hand, strategic play, and careful defense as declarers secured a plus score.
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John Lonsinger
Scottsdale
San Francisco
Sunrise Corp
Arizona
Sacramento
Marianne Lester
Walnut Creek
Lee Hofacre
Ani
Declarer
East
Cybernetics Workshop Planned at Community Center
A six week cybernetics workshop titled Feeling Successful and Happy in Creative Living will meet each Wednesday at 7 30 p m at 2402 E Sweetwater. Instructor W A Englund of Phoenix College leads the course which is open to the public.
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E. Sweetwater
W.A. Englund
Phoenix College
County to consider writing off nine million in unpaid hospital bills
Maricopa County supervisors weigh a plan to wipe out about 9 million dollars in unpaid and apparently uncollectable hospital charges. Hospital director Dr. Stanley Farnsworth says five years of debt from low income patients is not worth pursuing, and suggests ending partial payment classifications and raising income eligibility for free care to 2800 dollars for a single person and 4665 dollars for a four person family.
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Farnsworth
Local Students Win Studies and Degrees Across U S and Asia
Rebecca Wagstaff of Scottsdale headed to Waseda University Tokyo for a year study after being chosen from eight University of Redlands students. Pomona College honors scholar Frederick Hickernell. Redlands welcomes Paradise Valley and Scottsdale students. Scottsdale attendees at U of A include Klass Bol Debra Brockway C Scott Cardinell Karen Habgood Ron Schilling Nancy Volpe Nancy Welch Cheryl Wells Louise Houseworth Karen Witzeman Arcadia graduates. End of list notes Northeast Louisiana University summer honor roll Devan Fairley Scotts dale. Degrees earned include B S from California State University Fresno Masters from Harvard University Bachelor from Brigham Young University Masters from Texas Woman’s University and dean’s list at University of Denver.
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Rebecca Wagstaff
Diane Wilson
E. Sheridan
Waseda University
Tokyo
Japan
University of Redlands
Calif
Redlands
Indonesia
Thailand
Hong Kong
Korea
Paradise Valley
Scottsdale
Kathyrn A. Palmer
P.E. Palmer
Indian Bend
Uofa
Klass B. Bol
Klass Bol
N. Scottsdale Rd
Debra E. Brockway
W.N. Brock
L.A. Volpe Jr
N. Dragood Lane
Nancy E. Welch
Larry Welch
E. Dianna
Cheryl L. Wells
E. Palo Verde Lane
Louise Houseworth
R.C. Houseworth
E. Calle Ventura
Karen E. Witzeman
R.A. Witzeman
E. Arcadia Lane
Arcadia
Richard J. Soltes
Sundown Drive
California State University
Fresno
Susan L. Borling
E. Rose Lane
Colorado State University
Fort Collins
Arlyn Bell
Frank A. Bell
Bonnie Rose Ave
Harvard University
Cambridge
Mass
Joseph R. Knight
Brigham Young University
Provo
Utah
Pamela S. Duett
E. Culver Sr
Texas Women’s University
Denton
Library launches Brown Bag Bunch movie lunch group
The Scottsdale Public Library starts the Brown Bag Bunch program for community members, housewives, and students to eat lunch and watch movies. The group meets at 12 15 p m on the second and fourth Wednesdays each month in the library auditorium at 3839 Civic Center Plaza.
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Scottsdale
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