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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1965
Page
1
South must decide whether to force out West's ace of clubs or aim for a 3 3 club break. The article analyzes leading low clubs to provoke West's singleton or doubleton ace, enabling South to reclaim clubs and later cash the queen of clubs for the contract.
Lawmakers split on whether Arizona should float up to 100 million in bonds with a special election set for October 19. Supporters say bonds would provide tax relief by spreading construction costs at state institutions, while opponents warn of blank checks and lost future voting power. Local leaders cite 35 million dollars in new tax revenue for capital investments.
The Scottsdale Citizens Committee will issue a formal statement Friday about the Sept. 28 bond election. SCC President Richard Johnson said the group met to discuss the proposal and will release a formal statement Friday. Bonds would fund a Civic Center site city hall library eight new parks and motor pool and service facilities.
Selective Service Director Victor E. Anderson announced draft boards will open this Saturday in Maricopa and Pinal counties including Phoenix and Tucson. Boards in the remaining 11 counties will operate Monday through Friday this week.
SPAD treasurer James Polallis and President Robert Hyde presented Scottsdale Bond Issue Chairman Don Roberts a check for 503 to back passage. The funds were raised by a dance held recently at Indian Bend Country Club.
Tonight at 8 p.m. the public may attend a review of the latest Boys State and Girls State sessions. Students from the programs will speak about activities and accomplishments during three minute talks at the Sipe Peterson American Legion Post on 29 East First Street.
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