Scottsdale council okays lease tax on commercial property
Scottsdale city council voted to continue taxing leasing of commercial property and redefined home occupation exemptions to simplify licensing. A one percent sales tax will still apply to income from leasing commercial property, with some properties exempt under new rules. The meeting also approved bids for recycling land lease, airport improvements, container procurement, curb and gutter work, and a 15 acre rezoning for a 33 unit apartment project.
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Council
Finance Department
Princess Drive
78Th Street
Beverage Industry Recycling Program
BIRP
Ity
Richard Filler
Federal Aviation Administration
Scottsdale
Arizona Department of Transportation
FAA
Brienholt Contracting Co
Thomas Road
Hayden Road
Live polio vaccine poses greater risk than natural infection
Senate hearing heard that live-virus polio vaccine has a small but distinct risk of causing polio and may exceed naturally occurring cases. Despite Salk’s dead-virus vaccine cutting polio by 95 percent in the 1950s, experts cited shortages and public complacency as factors in current vaccine hesitancy.
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Washington
Jonas Salk
Senate
Robert A. Aldrich
University of Colorado Medical Center
Zoo offers four merit badge courses for Scouts
The Phoenix Zoo will host four five week merit badge courses for Boy Scouts this fall. Courses cover Environmental science reptile study mammals and veterinary science with sessions Saturdays from 10:00 am to noon for two courses and 1:00 to 2:30 pm for the others. A $5 registration fee covers instruction and books.
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Phoenix Zoo
Phoenix Zoo Education Department
P.O
Phoenix
Scottsdale Officer Wins Safety Driving Award With Team I
Safety driven officer Karen Schumacher and Team I received a safety performance award from the Independent Insurance Agents Association for miles logged without incident. Lt. Fred Todd led the group as Major presented the honor.
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Scottsdale
Karen Schumacher
Team I
The
Independent Insurance Agents Association
Team
Fred Todd
Schumacher
Hohokam St Daniel’s PTA hosts Good Neighbor Day events
Hohokam PTA promotes Good Neighbor Day with student letters and paper house reminders. Activities include a teachers tea, room mother coordination, a school board candidates forum on Oct 20, and an Oct 11 early release for a reading workshop. Carnival plans feature white elephant booth and spook house with foods and games.
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PTA
Hohokam Pta
Hohokam
Editorial Cartoonist Paul Conrad To Speak At ASU
Two time Pulitzer Prize winner Paul Conrad of the Los Angeles Times will speak at Arizona State University on October 6 at 8 p.m. in the Memorial Union Arizona Room. The free public lecture, "When in the Course of Current Events," is the first in ASU Public Lecture Board series. Conrad’s cartoons are distributed by the Los Angeles Times Syndicate and he won Pulitzers in 1964 and 1971.
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Arizona State University
Paul Conrad
Los Angeles Times
Arizona
Memorial Union
ASU
Conrad
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Kick It Kit Helps Smokers Quit In Private Home Study
The Arizona Lung Association offers the Kick It Kit to assist smokers seeking to quit. The self help kit aids those fearing public failure and allows private study at home with repeat use if first attempts fail. Free copies available, donations welcomed to cover costs. Call or write to the Arizona Lung Association in Phoenix to request a copy.
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Arizona Lung Association
Lung Association
E. McDowell Rd
Phoenix
Births at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Births List Aug Sept
Birth notices from Scottsdale Memorial Hospital record new births with parents and addresses. Names include Berger, Mayer, Mincinski, Stepanek, van Scoy, Willman, Gubanyi, Latham, Houston, Kellum, Minichelli, Sawyer, Brannon, Buechner, Goche, Harrington, Kaufman, Johnson, Munday, Savorelli, Tuntland, Bowling, Duncan, Goldfarb, Greenwald, Jones, Manross, Mathus, Sullivan. Dates range Aug 13–Sept 9 with several Sept. 1–9 entries.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Berger
William K
Anthea L
E. Jean Drive
Willman
Peter R
Karen L
E. Cypress
Gubanyi
Alex J
Barbara J
KE. Latham
Houston
Darrell S
Aleen M
E. Burgess
Phoenix
Boy
Tuntland
Alan J
Deirdre S
E. Pueblo St
Bowling
Melvin M
Martha J
Birl
Duncan
Dennis L
Jamie
Rhona R
Via de la Campana
Greenwald
Gregg R
Lynnes
Jones
Leland B
Sheila
Earls Drive
Manross
John L
Mary K
Mathus
Kevin R
Diane M
E. Montecito
Sullivan
Kelly A
Jo Ann
E. Sweetwater
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Daily Progress
City
Salk
Willard H. Pedrick
Arizona State University College of Law
Phoenix Executives Club
Clayton J. Dean
Diane Kalas
Bruce H. Stodola
Zoo
William C. Jenkins
Ray Sabatelli
St. Daniel's
Judy Hawk
Marlene Lyons
Sandy Meig
Rosemary Roberts
Coronado High
Virginia Burns
Aprises, Inc
the Arts of
Decoupeur
Charlie W. Lee
Karen Morrow
Paradise Valley
Scottsdale Road
McDonald Drive
First National Bank OF Arizona
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