Johnson Sees Excise Tax Cut Plan For 1965
President Johnson announced a six point plan to sustain prosperity including a planned 1965 excise tax cut. He warned against recession and urged cooperation between business and labor while endorsing Democrats Humphrey for vice president. The Steelworkers Union backed Johnson in a standing vote.
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Underground Lines Are Preferred But Costly In Scottsdale Plan
APS official Hal Taylor told Scottsdale Rotary Club that buried power lines add about 100 to 200 dollars per dwelling unit versus overhead in new subdivisions. He described transmission and local service lines, noting underground installs are for new construction, not replacing existing lines. Paradise Valley already requires underground installs with a use permit for overhead high voltage. Scottsdale officials study an underground ordinance for future subdivisions.
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Thunderbird Field rezoning on Scottsdale agenda with no action
Scottsdale City Council plans a special meeting to discuss industrial rezoning of 720 acres at Thunderbird Field. Action is unlikely tonight as the request remains continued from last week and no final decision is expected. The session is at 131 East Main in the city court room.
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Goldwater charges Johnson with Viet Nam lies
GOP presidential nominee Barry M. Goldwater accused the Johnson administration of hundreds of lies and lives sacrificed in Vietnam. He warned the nation of supposed deteriorating conditions and demanded a full government report, speaking in Tulsa and outlining stops across the Southwest. He joined Dwight D. Eisenhower for a televised GOP program and planned a multi-state swing through Texas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Kansas, Iowa, Wisconsin, and Massachusetts.
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Appeal Planned in Scottsdale Business License Ruling
The city will file an appeal today or tomorrow after City Judge Tom Felke ruled the ordinance doesn’t apply to state licensed professionals. Dan Weisberger, a real estate broker, was cited for delinquency in quarterly payments. Finance Director Don Van Dyke said tax collections will be impounded in a special account until the higher court acts.
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Candidate Forum Set Tonight With Scottsdale SPAD
Seven school board candidates have been invited to speak at the First Federal Savings and Loan hospitality Room at 6950 FE Camel back Rd tonight at 7 30. The public forum is sponsored by Scottsdale Political Action Delegates SPAD with the board election on October 6.
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Paradise Valley District Sets Bond Vote for High School Expansion
Paradise Valley school district property owners vote November 10 on a 980000 bond to expand Paradise Valley High School from 900 to 1660 capacity. Superintendent Matt Hawhila says tax rate would rise about 30 cents per 100 of assessed value, affecting a 12000 home by about 30 cents annually.
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Firefighters Save Sonoma County Hospital Amid Northern California Fire
A last stand by 4000 firefighters helped shield the Sonoma County Hospital in Santa Rosa from a spreading brush fire that has burned 150 homes and 30 000 to 35 000 acres. Winds expected to rise again threaten Calistoga and a 6000 resident evacuation proceeded in Airicon Valley as drought and heat persist.
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Scottsdale Education Assn Endorses No Trustee Candidate
The Scottsdale Education Association decided not to publicly endorse any candidate in the October 6 school board election. SEA committee chair Hugh Phillips cited the large slate of seven candidates and the short lead time as reasons for withholding an endorsement.
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