Scottsdale-Escorted Bond Plan Cleared For Four-City Sewer Project
Scottsdale City Council unanimously authorized the execution of a four-city sewer bond agreement with Phoenix Mesa Tempe. Mayor Bill Schrader called it a major step while plans set an Oct 29 date to issue revenue bonds for Scottsdale’s share of a 7.5 million project. Attorney Osmond Burton Jr. notes the deal is mainly between Scottsdale and Phoenix with a treatment plant planned near 91st Avenue.
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Bill Schrader
Fern Anderson
Phoe
Schrader
Lastight
Scottsdale
Ken Williams
D&e
Gust, Rosenfeld and Civilbiss
Security Building
Phoenix
Williams
Hayden Road
Mesa
Tempe
Scottsdale East
Bill Baker
Scottsdale approves language lab contract for three high schools
Scottsdale school board awards 6532 to A Webster Electric Co for language lab installation in three high schools. 30 to 36 sound booths per classroom will let students hear and record speech with a master teacher console to monitor progress. Booth count varies by space survey. The board also raises facility use fees for non profit groups while allowing free use for government hearings.
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Scottsdale
Webster Electric Co. Laboratory
Dist. Supt
Charles C. Holt
Holt
PTA
Scottsdale Education Assn
Timmy Stipanuk’s bus access blocks schooling for disabled boy
Timmy Stipanuk, a nine year old with cerebral palsy, cannot climb school bus steps and the county policy does not require transport for unaided riders. His family faces costly taxi options and a looming schedule clash as parents juggle work and school timings. County officials cite ramps and staffing as barriers and confirm no mandatory transportation law exists.
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Timmy Stipanuk
Timmy
Jacob Stipanuk
E. Lewis Ave
Scottsdale
Tonto
Stpanuks
Maricopa County
East
Roosevelt
Stipanuks
Stipanuk
Coronado High
Jacob
ASU
Bayless
56Th St
Thomas
Charles C. Holt
al Flowers
Helen Bayles
Bayles
Driver Faces Court In Crash That Killed 28
Francisco G. Espinosa, 34, the Mexican farm worker driver of a makeshift bus, faced felony manslaughter charges for a Southern Pacific freight train collision near Chualar California. The disaster killed 28 and injured many others with 22 dead at the scene and six dying later in Salinas hospitals.
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Chualar
Calif
UPI
U.S
Francisco G. Espinosa
Southern Pacific
Salinas
Quintuplets say childhood was unhappy and controlled
The four surviving Dionne quints reveal in McCall s magazine that their Corbeil Ontario upbringing was marked by guilt and lack of individual identity. They say their father fought Dr Dafoe for custody while their mother feared social stigma of a multiple birth. They describe a life dominated by five as one and recall few chances for ordinary friendships or careers.
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New York
UPI
Dionne Quintuplets
McCall's Magazine
Fischer
South Dakota
Corbeil
Ont
Annette
Marie
Cecile
Yvonne
Dionne
Quints
Dionnes
Oliva Dionne
A. R. Dafoe
Emilie
Scottsdale theater group wins 25 year lease approval
The Scottsdale Community Players secured city council consent for a 25 year sub lease on land at the community center for a $200,000 theatre with option to renew 25 more years and annual payments of $1. Mayor Schrader opposed the timing while voting to support the deal.
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Scottsdale Community Players
Bill Schrader
Fern Anderson
Civic Coordinating Council
Council Chamber
Pat Maguire
Parks and Recreation Department
Don Maxwell
Maguire
Jews Begin High Holy Days Observance In Scottsdale
Jews worldwide start a ten day period of penitence with services in Scottsdale at Temple Emanu El and Har Zion. Temple Emanu El holds 8 30 p m services tonight and 10 a m tomorrow with Yom Kippur at 8 30 p m on Friday and 10 a m the next day. Har Zion offers 8 15 p m tonight 9 a m Thursday and Friday with Yom Kippur at 6 30 p m Friday and 9 a m the following day.
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Scottsdale
Temple Emanu-El
Har Zion
Yom Kipper
Council Splits Twice Vetoes Zoning Change
The city council, one member short, split 3-3 twice on whether to hold a scheduled hearing on a zoning change from R-5 to C-1 at Camelback and Miller. The council denied the Long Homes request and kept the hearing on the agenda despite a vacancy and earlier denials by planning and zoning.
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Council
John F. Long Homes
Camelback and
Miller
Long
North
Osmond Burton, Jr
Tom Felke
Bill Schrader
Camelback
Planning and Zoning Commission
Riot enflames Jakarta over Malaysia move
A mob of 10,000 rioters sacked and burned the British Embassy in Jakarta as protests against the creation of Malaysia. Embassy staff fled under police protection and some employees were injured in the attack, linked to a prior demonstration in Kuala Lumpur.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
UPD
Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur
Papago Lions Club to Install Seat Belts at Scottsdale Mall
The Papago Lions Club will install seat belts tonight from 7 to 10 p.m. at the 777 shopping center two blocks north of Thomas on Scottsdale Road. A $6.50 installation fee is charged, undercutting the usual $12.95 price. A movie shows the effects on occupants with and without belts during collisions.
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Papago Lions Club
777
Thomas
Scottsdale Rd
East Side Annex Drive Grows With Signatures and Jobs
The We're For Scottsdale Committee reports verified signatures totaling $4.278 million in assessed East Side annexation value, with another million in process. Mayor Schrader and city officials met with the group as 21 paid workers pursue petitions and expect 30 by week’s end.
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East Side
Lee J. Smallsteed
We're For
Scottsdale
Schrader
Smallsteed
Willam Nabbers
Superior Court
Motorola
Cochran
Weather outlook with showers and thundershowers
Partly cloudy conditions continue with a few showers or possible thundershowers. Winds southwest 15 to 25 mph and cooler temperatures with highs near 92 and a tomorrow low around 71. U S Weather Observer Willard L Greene notes Tuesday's high 97 and today's low 75.
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U.S
Willard L. Greene
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Ugo
W. Main St
Jeane
George Adams
Jane
Espinosa
Radiator Chemical Corporation
Tom Cochran
Chamber of Commerce
A. J. Collins
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