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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1971

Page

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Legislature moves to repeal street poll tax and slaughterhouse rules

Arizona lawmakers move House Bill 209 to final passage to repeal the 1901 street tax on males 21 to 50 and to drop requirements for municipal slaughterhouses in cities with 3,000 plus people. The measure aims to relieve delinquent taxpayers and city costs, while clarifying slaughterhouse duties.

Roger Timberlake Phoenix UPI Senate House

Scottsdale narrows sculpture finalists to four artists

The Scottsdale Civic Center panel selected four finalists from over 200 entrants for the $40,000 sculpture funded by a National Endowment for the Arts grant and local fundraising. Final decision by June 30 with completion expected early 1972.

Scottsdale Civic Center National Endowment For the Arts Valley Washington, D.C John Fitz Gibbon Sacramento State College Calif Bagley Wright seature—Art Museum Virginia Wright Foundation For Art In Howard W. Lipman Whitney Museum of American Arts Aldrich Museum Ridgefield

Second blaze erupts at Everglades in drought siege

Park rangers report a second major fire on the park's northwestern border, burning about 10,000 acres of pine and cypress land while the earlier Northeastern blaze charred 50,000 acres of Sawgrass. Rangers say the larger fire remains burning but contained, with winds as the key risk.

Miami UPI Stricker

Parishioners fund excommunicated priest Duryea

About 100 parishioners at St. Peter's Catholic Church in Pacifica formed a committee to raise funds for Rev. Robert Duryea, 49, secretly married for seven years, as he decides a new career. The group aims to provide him financial independence for a year and has collected roughly $100 in donations so far.

Pacifica UPI Robert Duryea Paul VI St. Peter’s Catholic Church San Francisco Robert Verdeckberg Duryea Verdeckberg

U S B52 Strikes Near Fire Base 6 Report Major Victory

Maj. Gen. Ngo Dzu said captured Communist soldiers reported U S B52 attacks around Fire Base 6 nearly wiped out three North Vietnamese battalions totaling 1500 to 1800 men. U S officers confirmed the report as Dzu warned enemy resupply may follow in four to five days.

Saigon UPI Ngo Dzu Central Highlands U.S Fire Base 6 Laos Cambodia Vietnam Dzu 28Th North Vietnamese Army 66Th Nva

Mideast leaders forge federation talks in Benghazi

Egypt's Anwar Sadat Syria's Hafez Assad and Libya's Muammar al Khadafy began a federation meeting in Benghazi to coordinate policy against Israel with Sudan expected to join later. Jordan's government and Yasser Arafat clashed over Palestinian guerrilla actions as Arafat accused King Hussein of striking a deal with Israel and the United States to end the commando movement.

United Press International Egypt Syria Libya Benghazi Israel Sudan Middle East Anwar Sadat Hafez Assad Mammar Khadafy Numeiry Moscow Mahmoud Riad Jordan Yasser Arafat Co. Arafat al Ahram Hussein United States West Bank

India accuses Pakistan of lies on East Bengal brutality

New Delhi says Pakistan is waging a malicious deceit campaign to divert world attention from alleged savage and medieval killings in East Bengal. External Affairs Ministry spokesman S K Singh labels Pakistan's accusations as baseless and states their military actions target rebel held East Pakistan centers like Chundanga.

New Delhi UPI India Pakistan East Bengal West Pakistan Jujibur Rahman Awaki League S. K. Singh External Affairs Ministry Singh East Pakistan Chundanga

Youth faces pot charge near 78th Street corner

A 16 year old was arrested for illegal possession of narcotics after officers saw three youths near 78th Street and Villetta and note one stuffing items into his pants. Police searched the youth found what they believe to be marijuana. he was released to his parents. The other two youths were questioned and released.

78Th Street Villetta

Scottsdale warns on homeowner assaults toward mini-bike riders

Scottsdale police cautioned that irate homeowner attacks on mini-bike riders could be felony assault if a strike or injury occurs. The incident involved a homeowner stopping a youth and threatening him. no charges yet. Officials weigh regulating mini-bike operators but cite enforcement difficulties.

Scottsdale John Pratt

Traffic signals planned at Pima Thomas and Indian School roads

City plans installation of traffic signals at Pima and Thomas Roads and at Indian School Roads. Each signal costs 12 000 dollars, not including widening Pima Road left turn bays. Work on Indian School and Pima delayed by drainage ditch reroute. Salt River Indian Community joins in right of way but shares no signal costs.

Pima Thomas Pima Road Marc Stragier Salt River

Two Charged in Brinks Messengers Slayings

Two gunmen ambushed and killed Brinks messengers during a pickup in Chicago. Maurice Tyler, 23, and Allen Reed, 20, both of Chicago, were charged with murder and armed robbery as police withheld arrest details. Gerald T. O'Connor, 40, and Gerald Creaney, 27, were involved in the incident.

Chicago UPI Brinks Maurice Tyler Allen Reed Gerald T. O'Connor Southway Hotel Gerald Creaney

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