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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1971

Page

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Scottsdale shelter movement gains momentum for city animals

Patrick Shields of the Arizona Animal Welfare League announces progress toward a Scottsdale shelter with multiple site options. The facility aims to separate animals, provide medical and adoption services, a pet ambulance, a sanctuary for large animals, and community fundraising.

Scottsdale Patrick Shields Arizona Animal Welfare League, Inc League Shields Arizona Animal Welfare League The Arizona Welfare League Amanda Blake Shirley Rooney Phoenix Cleveland Amory

Burglary at Toy Korral and vandalism hits three schools

Thieves stole 360 dollars in cash and 27 dollars in merchandise from Toy Korral at 7157 East First Avenue after hours, using a rock to force a rear door latch. Two tape recorders worth 175 dollars disappeared from Pima School on Osborn after hours, left in an unlocked room. Coronado High School windows in the library and main building were broken about 10:45 p.m. Thursday with rocks, prompting police investigations.

First Ave Pima School E. Osborn Coronado High School

Obituary for Sadie H Dauwalder 88 Scottsdale Native

Sadie H Dauwalder 88 of Scottsdale formerly Wakefield Indiana died Wednesday at Georgian Court Nursing Home. Survived by son Paul and two daughters Marjorie Hayes Ruth Hurt plus ten grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Services 10 a m Monday at Messinger Mortuary burial Resthaven Park Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday afternoon.

Sadie H. Dauwalder Scottsdale Georgian Court Oauwalder Kachina Lane Wakefield,ll Arizona Washington Ind Royal Neighbors Paul Marjorie Hayes Ruth Hurt Casey Messinger Mortuary Indian School Rd Resthaven Park Cemetery

Frederick L. Morrison Dies. WWII Army Veteran in Scottsdale

Frederick L. Morrison 64 of 601 N Hayden Rd died Wednesday at Good Samaritan Hospital. A World War II Army veteran and Motorola Semiconductor technician, he moved to Scottsdale in 1965 from Chambersburg PA and was active in Trinity Lutheran Church Elks and Masonic groups. Survived by wife Bernice, services Saturday 4 pm at Green Acres Mortuary. Cremation to follow. Contributions suggested to American Cancer Society or Shriner's Crippled Children's Hospital.

Frederick L. Morrison Good Samaritan Hospital Mr. Morrison N. Hayden Rd Scottsdale Chambersburg Shippensburg Motorola Semiconductor Division Trinity Lutheran Church American Legion Waynesburg Elks Lodge Masonic Lodge Harrisburg Bernice Green Acres Mortuary Hayden Rd American Cancer Society Shriner’s Crippled Children’s Hospital

Lightning Strikes Two Teens In Tucson Thunderstorm

Two 18 year olds, Rudy Calderon and James Piech, were seriously injured when lightning struck the umbrella they carried while walking across a street in front of their homes during a Thursday night storm in Tucson.

Tucson UPS Rudy Calderon James Piech

Dow Jones Interims Close Mixed Amid Trading Session

At 3 p.m. EDT the market showed mixed results with major indices fluctuating. Dow Jones Industrial Average stood at 880.62, down 0.15, while Transports rose to 232.60 up 2.07 and Utilities slipped to 113.21 off 0.32. Stocks index read 301.98 up 0.67.

Dow Jones Indus

Market movers list with big gains and losses

A compilation of stock performances from United Press International showing percentage changes for numerous companies. Highlights include Alcoa up 52 percent and American Can up 83 percent, with many other firms such as Ford Motors 67 percent, General Electric 60 percent, IBM 308 percent, and RCA 35 percent noted among a broad array of manufacturers, utilities, and media groups.

Alcoa At&t Bell & Howell Bendix Bethlehem Steel Boeing Chrysler Cities Services CBS du Port Eastern Air Lines Eastman Emerson Fairchild Camera Ford Motors Frontier General Dynamics General Electric General Motors General Telephone Goodyear Honeywell IBM Intl Nickel St&t Johns Manville Kennecott Litton — A Marcor Minnesota Mining Motorola North Amn Rockwell Northrup Owens Mlinois Pan American Pg&e Penn Central Pepsico Polaroid Raytheon RCA San Diego G&e Santa Fe Sears Roebuck Skaggs Southern Pacific Sperry Rand Standard of Calif Standard of NJ Texaco Texas Gulf

Economy clash over Nixon policy stirs labor and reform groups

Labor leaders led by AFL-CIO and consumer advocate Ralph Nader condemned Nixon wage price plans as elitist and a big business windfall. BLS reported a 0.2 percent July rise, while IMF chief warned floating the dollar risks global disorder amid Europe’s split responses to U.S. policy.

Washington UPI Ralph Nader Nixon Bureau of Labor Statistics White House Afl-Cio Andrew J. Biemiller D-Wis Nader International Monetary Fund IMF Mario Ferrari Ageradi Common Market Council of Ministers Uniteds

Rebels seize Santa Cruz and claim three Bolivian states

Rebels allied with the Falangist movement say they control Santa Cruz and the states of Beni, Pando, and Tarija as Bolivia’s military regime declares a nationwide state of emergency. Explosions were heard in La Paz as fighting escalates.

Beni Pando Tarija Santa Cruz la Paz

Bolivian City Falls to Falangist Revolt in Jungle Uprising

Falangist revolutionaries seized Santa Cruz 330 miles southeast of La Paz on Thursday night claiming two army divisions a district naval command and an Air Force unit joined the rebellion. Gen Teran reported a civilian killed and a non commissioned officer seriously wounded with unofficial counts of two dead and two wounded amid the fighting. Official sources said the city fell and reports traced the revolt to a bid to free 30 detained on conspiracy charges.

la Paz Luis Teran Santa Cruz

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