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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1965
Page
14
Scottsdale City Manager Richard Malcolm emphasized STEP as a guiding document, not a rigid manifesto. He noted annual review and potential revisions aligned with budget, allowing policy shifts to meet unexpected traffic, drainage, and service needs while pursuing street, water, sewer, fire, library, and park improvements.
Rt. Rev. Msgr. Loyola O'Dougherty told the Tucson Ministers Association that dialogue among faiths has opened and will not close. He warned of a Pandora's box but urged study and cautious adaptation, noting older priests may not be ready for rapid changes.
C. E. Meyer, 73, a former Standard Vacuum Oil Co. executive, died yesterday. A World War II internee held by the Japanese, Meyer retired in 1950 and later led Economic Cooperation Administration missions in Korea and Austria.
Judge William A. Holohan dismissed a six man six woman jury unable to reach a verdict in the assault with a deadly weapon trial of George A Nichol son 33 of 4528 S 19th St The defendant faced Ernest FraZier 35 of 1857 E Mobile from Aug 30 with seven jurors leaning not guilty and five for conviction All 12 jurors must agree in a criminal case.
Two men wanted in Phoenix for a $3,000 burglary of the Super X Drug Store at 8911 N. 19th Ave were arrested in Las Vegas. Gary L. Langseth of St. Paul Minnesota and Wilford R. Pederson of Duluth Minnesota, both 27 and 31, face charges and extradition proceedings after officers learned of the case from Phoenix detectives. The burglary involved entering through a wall from an adjacent furniture store and forcing the safe open.
A Continental Airlines Boeing 7208 jet with 88 aboard landed without incident at Sky Harbor Phoenix after bypassing El Paso due to high winds. The Houston origin flight, which also planned stops at San Antonio and El Paso, faced a hydraulic line break earlier and a delay in Los Angeles bound travel.
A March 26 session in Washington will review flood control plans for Indian Bend Wash near Scottsdale and the 2 775 000 Winslow project on the Little Colorado River. The Senate public works subcommittee will hear Army officials on Arizona projects cleared for congressional action and to be considered in the 1965 omnibus public works bill.
The House Interior Committee approved a 3 million dollar increase in the vocational education program for Indians raising authorization from 12 to 15 million. The Bureau of Indian Affairs supports the rise, citing a backlog of 4 872 applicants.
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