Humphrey appeals to dissidents and opens tribal center
Indian Center east of Scottsdale dedicates a new cultural center addition and swimming pool at 11 p.m. with speeches, a band concert, and a community feed. The facility cost $213,000 funded by a Housing and Urban Development grant and includes a 12,000 square foot addition with a library, locker rooms, showers, classrooms, a snack bar, and a cultural room. A Red Cross water safety show will follow at 8 p.m. in the new pool.
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Scottsdale
FE. McDowell
Housing and Urban Development Department
U.S
The
Red Cross
Humphrey names OBrien campaign chief as McCarthy split widens
Humphrey designates Lawrence F. OBrien as campaign manager and names him to head the Democratic National Committee, while Sen. Eugene McCarthy leads a dissident wing likely to stay out of the race. Muskie is nominated for vice president. Humphrey urges unity to defeat Nixon amid antiwar tensions. Mostly sunny with high 102 to 107 and warm nights.
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Nixon
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McCarthy calls probe of raid on supporters
Sen Eugene McCarthy postponed his Washington trip to form a Chicago committee of lawyers to investigate an early morning raid on a 15th floor suite where staff treated demonstrators injured in a clash with police and National Guardsmen. Police reported objects thrown at officers below.
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Chicago
Eugene McCarthy
Washington
Police follow up in Scottsdale narcotics raid case
Detectives pursue six additional suspects after Wednesday sweep. Police say five arrestees prompted others to lie low, with Paul Long and Robert Quinlan seeking five days for counsel. Two 17 year olds remain in juvenile hall on marijuana charges. Steve Chambers’ charge lowered to illegal possession of methamphetamine.
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Scottsdale
Jack Kelly
Kelly
Paul
Jeff) Long
Robert S. Quinlan
Justice Court
Blake Willis
Rich
Ard D. Hamby
George R. Farrar
Steve Chambers
Chambers
Long
S. Angus Dr
Coronado High Cheerleaders Warm Up for Football Game
Coronado High School cheerleaders have been warming up for weeks for the first football game. The featured sprinters include Bonnie Bruce and Richard Raymond practicing among peers at the district’s four high schools.
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Coronado High School
Bonnie Bruce
E. Palm Lane
Palm Lane
Richard Raymond
Last Day for Doris McCauley on Scottsdale City Council
Doris McCauley ends 24 years on the Scottsdale City Council with two farewell receptions. Mayor Bud Tims, the council, and state officials will honor her as Dr Heinz Hink of Arizona State University takes oath to serve out the remainder of her two year term. She plans to move to Dallas to join her husband in the electronics industry.
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Doris, McCauley
Scottsdale
Heinz,Hink
Arizona State University
McCauley
Scottsdale Schools Set Varied Opening Times Next Week
Scottsdale schools begin next Tuesday with staggered start times. Parochial schools Our Lady of Perpetual Help and St. Daniel's start 8 40 AM, public schools 7 AM to 12 15 PM, Saguaro High 7 AM, Mohave Seventh and Eighth attend Saguaro, Mahave Middle to the Saguaro gym at 8 AM, freshmen and sophomores at 7 AM, juniors and seniors at 12 30. Coronado 8 AM and 9 AM, Arcadia and Scottsdale 8 AM, Kachina Hopi Kaibab Kiva 8 30 AM except kindergartens 12 15, Pima three sessions 8 30 11 45 and 2 PM, others 9 AM. First day is half day district wide, OLPH extends half-day all week, and bus service varies by district.
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Bob Driscoll
Progress Education Writer
Scottsdale
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
St. Daniel’s
Saguaro High School
Mohave School
Saguaro
Mohave Middle School
Saguaro Gymnasium
Coronado High School
Arcadia
Kaibab
Kiva
Pima
Thorughout
OLPH
Weders
Attorneys Agree to Start Paying Scottsdale License Fees
City officials plan to file charges against lawyers and other professionals who fail to pay business license fees. Four Scottsdale attorneys will begin paying the fees after attorney Dick Filler announced the agreements following a Scottsdale Progress story that revealed contemplated enforcement. Clar ence Bigelow provided information on the matter.
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Dick Filler
Scottsdale
Filler
Clarence Bigelow
Truck kills Phoenix worker on Scottsdale Road
A 52 year old Phoenix construction worker Nolberto Gamez-Ortega was killed when a company truck backed over him while he worked on a sewer line between Indian Bend and Hummingbird Lane. He employed by Bent son Construction Co. The incident happened Thursday and he died instantly. Filler and City Prosecutor Mike Hurley discussed a list of 30 attorneys failing to pay licensing fees since the July 5 1961 ordinance. Some claim Supreme Court control exempts them, while city records dispute that. Charges could bring fines up to 300 dollars and jail up to three months. one attorney began paying after learning others did. Fees range from 10 to 300 dollars quarterly.
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Phoenix
Nolberto
Gamez
Filler
Mike Hurley
Hurley
Arizona Supreme Court
Harrell Named Valley Bank Plaza Manager in Scottsdale
Robert J. Harrell, longtime Valley Bank executive and former Indiana Bell supervisor, was named vice president and manager of Valley Bank Plaza in Scottsdale effective immediately. He succeeds Webb Todd who resigned for a Tucson position and will continue overseeing the bank’s statewide economic development division from Phoenix with his wife Betty Zoe.
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Scottsdale
Earl L. Bimson
Harrell
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