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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1976
Page
19
The city council backed leasing 70 acres of the old Hudson dairy farm inlet for private golf course development. Bids are due by 10 a.m. October 12. The parcel could also become a dirt channel or a city park, but golf aims to keep a continuous greenbelt.
Washington AP reports AFL-CIO President George Meany, 82, amid illness and waning vitality, faces possible retirement next year. Aides say health is generally good but energy flags and he has not set a date. Meany has led the federation since 1955 after uniting the AFL and CIO.
Frost or freeze warnings posted for the first night of fall in the eastern Dakotas, northern Minnesota and western and northern Wisconsin. Cold air spread through the central plains, middle Mississippi valley and upper Great Lakes with showers and thunderstorms accompanying the cold front.
Weather report notes showers and isolated thundershowers moving northeast from the Colorado River Valley into eastern Arizona between Globe and Show Low. Moisture continues from Mexico with southerly winds. Temperatures largely steady with highs from 58 in Springerville to 101 in Buckeye. light rainfall across Prescott, Show Low, Flagstaff and traces at Yuma and the Grand Canyon area.
Variable cloudiness through Friday with scattered afternoon and night time thundershowers. Temperatures largely steady with highs in the 70s to 90s and overnight lows typically from the mid 40s to mid 70s. Winds mostly light with gusts near thundershowers in some zones.
Arizona Public Service Company asks the State Corporation Commission for interim electric and natural gas rates after a State Supreme Court decision upended earlier rates. APS warns of possible $16 million refunds and $350 million in 1976 77 construction funding being at risk. President Keith Turley says interim relief may be higher than current rates and would curb later refunds if excess rates are found. The hearing is set for Monday.
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