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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1973

Page

3

Freeway battle boils in Phoenix advisory vote on Papago loop

In Phoenix residents split over the Papago Freeway plan with an advisory May 8 ballot on the inner loop. MOVE backs the freeway expansion while PLAN opposes citing cost, location, and impact. leaders warn of congestion without it and project safety gains and growth links across the Salt River valley.

David Hurlbert Phoenix UPI Plan, Papago Loop Alternatives Sheridan Papago Maricopa Salt River Fannin Phoenix Chamber of Commerce Maricopa County Move Committee Ed Hall Black Canyon 22Nd Street Scottsdale

Congress reacts to Nixon shakeup in Watergate fallout

Congress split along party lines over Nixon’s firings and resignations in the Watergate case. Goldwater deplored Kleindienst's departure while Scherle called for resignation of Haldeman Ehrlichman and Dean. Mansfield praised action, Percy urged a probe after Nixon’s nation address, Brademas questioned appointing insiders to investigate.

Washington UPI Nixon Barry M. Goldwater R-Ariz Richard G. Kleindienst Bill Scherle Rrowa White House H.R. Haldeman John D. Ehrlichman John W. Dean III Senate Hugh Scott Pennsylvania John Brademas Cind Defense Miliot L Richardson Kleindienst Brademas Russell R. Long D-La

Scottsdale Elementary Student Exhibits On Display

Exhibits from five Scottsdale elementary schools are shown at the district offices 3811 N 44th St. Cocopah industrial arts Kaibab fine arts Pueblo science Navajo social studies and an Arizona Science Fair winner John Kall an eighth grade Paiute student. Public viewing is 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.

Scottsdale N. 44Th St Cocopah Kaibab Pueblo John Kall Paiute

Weather Watch Scattered Showers Across Regions

Scattered showers and thunderstorms stretch from the northern Rockies and Great Basin to the Ohio Valley. Stock warnings cover mountain areas from Wyoming to the Black Hills. Central Pacific Coast gale warnings and northern California storm warnings persist. Northerly winds near 80 mph along northern California shores. A warm front runs from eastern Kentucky through Lake Michigan to Iowa. Temperatures early morning range 25 in Sault Ste Marie to 73 in Brownsville and Corpus Christi.

United Press International Rockies Great Basin Ohio Valley Wyoming Black Hills South Dakota Central Pacific Coast California Kentucky Lake Michigan Iowa Sault Ste Marie Mich Brownsville Corpus Christi Tex

CAP Debate on $1 Billion Central Arizona Project

The North Scottsdale Homeowner's Association sponsors a public CAP debate at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Cocopah elementary library. Speakers include CAP engineers Mike Thomas and Richard Shieneck and objector Frank Welsh. The public is invited.

North Shieneck CAP Frank Welsh

Tempe Doctor Named President Elect of Arizona Medical Association

Dr. William G. Payne of Tempe was named president elect of the Arizona Medical Association at its 82nd annual Scottsdale meeting. He will succeed Dr. Phillip Dew of Tucson next year. Dr. William Scott and Dr. Richard J. Dexter of Tucson were elected vice president and treasurer respectively, with Dr. Edward Sattenspiel of Phoenix re-elected secretary.

William G. Payne Tempe Arizona Medical Association Scottsdale Payne Phillip FE. Dew Tucson William ©. Scott Richard J. Dexter Eedward Sattenspiel Phoenix

National Marijuana Day Sees Reefers Rain Over Central Park

About 1,000 people assemble in Central Park to celebrate National Marijuana Day as hundreds of free marijuana cigarettes are released from the air. Dozens of passersby flee the bandshell area while police refrain from intervening.

New York UPI Central Park

Welcome To Concho Valley White Mountain Area

An invitation promotes Concho Valley and White Mountain areas offering recreation and scenic beauty. Highlights include spring fed trout lake and streams. mountain lake swimming and boating. golf. clubhouse. accessible home sites with small down payments. Contact 266-7000 or 3550 N Central Suite 000.

Concho Valley White Mountain Area Central

Governors consider primed call for impartial Watergate probe

Democratic governors at a Lake Erie meeting discuss a $70 000 television plea for a fully independent prosecutor to head the Watergate inquiry. Key figures include Robert Strauss and Gov Dale Bumpers with others like Gov Jimmy Carter weighing resolutions on budget issues.

Huron Ohio UPI Governors’ Caucus National Committee Robert Strauss Strauss Governors Dale Bumpers Arkansas Lake Erie Nixon Democratic National White House Justice Department

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