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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1970

Page

3

Dickson names group for sales at Dickson Electronics

Dickson Electronics Corp names a new sales organization to implement marketing plans. Richard H. Rudolph serves as acting marketing manager. Jack Coughlin is appointed manager of product marketing with Ted Moore and Jim Hasper under him.

Dickson Electronics Corp Dickson Richard H. Rudolph Rudolph Jack Coughlin Ted Moore Jim Hasper Discrete Charles McKee Charles Seegar Lou Wilhelm Robert Hesse

Nixon visit sparks Louisiana political clash

Governor McKeithen denounces President Nixon's New Orleans trip as pure hypocrisy and part of a plot to discredit Louisiana and the South. He accuses national elites and the press of using Mafia rumors and school desegregation as weapons in a broader political pawl against state government.

Baton Rouge UPI John McKeithen Nixon New Orleans Louisiana South McKeithen National

Williams comments on Arizona welfare funds case

Arizona Governor Jack Williams says federal welfare funds cannot be withheld if the Welfare Department violates HEW rules, noting conformity can avoid loss. A three day HEW hearing in San Francisco examined compliance with federal standards, with a decision pending after briefs. If found noncompliant, Arizona may conform or appeal to the U.S. Court of Appeals, with injunction possible to prevent funding suspension during appeal.

Phoenix UPI Arizona Jack. Williams Williams U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare San Francisco U.S. Court of Appeals

Education workshop winds up at Scottsdale High School

Scottsdale educators wrapped up a five day Office and Distributive Education workshop at Scottsdale High School with talks on business education program expansion and vocational concepts. Speakers included Gr Weldon Chester McNetty and Billy Burns outlining state and local efforts to improve instruction for students pursuing Office and Distributive occupations.

Scottsdale Scottsdale High School Gr. Weldon P. ‘Afferall Wate Chester McNetty

Mesa youth faces hearing in teen death case

Robert Earl White 16 of Mesa faces a Juvenile Court hearing September 16 before Judge William Holohan over the death of Mary Jean Dyer 15 found dead July 21 on the Mesa High School grounds. White is son of Mr and Mrs Robert L White and pleaded in recent Thursday to a murder charge.

Phoenix UPI Robert Earl White Mesa William Holohan White Robert L. White Mary Jean Dyer Misa “Byer Mesa High School

Search groups plan to coordinate efforts near Bartlett Lake

County sheriff John Witt convened a meeting after criticism of search operations for five missing persons near Bartlett Lake. Four bodies were recovered, with one set of remains still missing, as groups outlined their organization and communication capabilities.

Fhobriz Fortulete Pate Maricope County John Witt Poul Es UN Bartlett Lake

International cholera scare prompts travel checks and vaccines

Cholera outbreaks from South Korea to Russia trigger travel controls. Italy requires vaccination proof and medical checks for arrivals from cholera regions. Morocco imposes certificates and on arrival vaccination. In Jerusalem two West Bank Arabs are isolated amid suspected cases. Brazil and Australia demand vaccines or entry examinations for travelers from infected zones.

Libya Casablanca Soviet Union Egypt Jordan Lebanon Jerusalem West Bank Shuafat Rio de Janeiro Brazil Canberra Australia

Films Planned for Readers at Scottsdale Library

Scottsdale Public Library will host a special film program on August 28 at 10 a.m. to close the summer reading program for students in grades two through eight. Free admission and open to the public, the lineup includes Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves Touch the Joy and American on the Moon.

Scottsdale Public Library

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