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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1971

Page

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Valley industrialist predicts U.S. economic upturn

Franz G. Talley of Talley Industries spoke at a shareholders meeting in Paradise Valley forecasting $300 million in next year’s sales amid Nixon fiscal policies he praised. He noted 1,000 Arizona employees, diversified operations, and a 10 percent import surcharge he said would aid U.S. business.

Nixon Franz G. Talley Talley Industries, Inc Mountain Shadows Talley Paradise Valley U.S Talley Industries Arizona Becaus New York Stock Exchange Phoenix Board of Directors

Nixon expected to visit Japan early next year

Japanese Foreign Ministry sources say President Nixon may visit Tokyo early next year to ease rising friction from trade and economic disputes between the two nations.

Tokyo UPI Nixon Japan Foreign Ministry

Nixon visit Japan would mark first by a U.S. president

A proposed Nixon trip to Japan would be the first such presidential visit. Rioting Japanese students forced the government to cancel a 1960 invitation extended to the late President Dwight D. Eisenhower.

Japan Dwight D. Eisenhower

City awards second National Urban Fellow internship

Benjamin Montijo of San Francisco a National Urban Fellow begins a 10 month internship with Scottsdale under City Manager Dale Carter. The program is backed by Yale University the National League of Cities U S Conference of Mayors and the Ford Foundation. Montijo 30 holds an associate degree from College of the Sequoias and a B S in sociology from Arizona State University.

Benjamin Montijo San Francisco Scottsdale Dale Carter Yale University National League of Cities U.S. Conference of Mayors Ford Foundation Montijo American Technical Assistance Corporation of Yale College of the Sequoias Arizona State University

Thieu Likely Keeps Assembly Edge Despite Urban Opposition

In nationwide votes Thieu appears to retain his 2 to 1 Assembly advantage, with 58 pro government and 32 opposition seats known among 140 of 159. Turnout hit a near record 78.5 percent as Minh and Ky withdrew from the presidential race under allegations of unfairness.

Saigon UPI Nguyen van Thieu South Vietnamese National Assembly Thieu Bents Thien Duong van Qui Nhong U.S Central Highlands An Quang Minhy

Stock Market Report Dow Jones Dip At Midday

United Press International notes 3 p.m. EDT interim averages with Dow Jones at 901.65 down 6.50, 20 Industrials 240.65 off 1.17, 65 Stocks 308.74 off 1.91. Major issues listed include AT&T American Motors Ford Motors IBM General Electric GM RCA and Xerox among others with varied declines.

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Six accidents investigated over weekend in Scottsdale

Scottsdale police investigated six traffic mishaps over the weekend with no serious injuries. Reports include two car crashes at 68th Street and Thomas Road at 11:30 p.m. Saturday, 74th Street and Oak at 5:20 p.m. Saturday, and 7300 E Edgemont at 3:10 p.m. Saturday. Also a car motorcycle crash at McDowell and Miller Roads at 7:55 p.m. Saturday, a car pickup crash at Pima and McDonald Roads at 1:50 p.m. Saturday, and a car truck crash at Indian School and Granite Reef Roads Sunday at 2:30 p.m.

Scottsdale 68Th Street Thomas Road 74Th Street Oak E. Edgemont McDowell Miller Roads Pima McDonald Roads Indian School Granite Reef

Scottsdale Woman Reported Break In After Stranger Visit

A Scottsdale woman reported that thieves broke into her home on Friday stealing 18 coin books worth unknown, rolls of coins including dimes pennies nickels totaling 112, two silver certificates, two rosaries, an $80 necklace, a $150 ring, a $150 wrist watch and two letter openers. The previous day a man identifying as a Republic Insurance Co. representative questioned her about her hours and house layout after visiting her home.

Scottsdale Elsbeth Bulfaro

Man described as thin exposed to four children on lawn

Four children aged 7 to 10 reported a man wearing only a shirt exposed himself to them on a lawn in the 6000 block of East Rose Circle around 8:15 p.m. Friday. In a separate incident a 15-year-old girl on Granite Reef Road near Crestwood Way said a car driver exposed himself to her.

East Rose Circle Scottsdale Granite Reef Road Crestwood Way

Climbers Die in Bernese Mountain Rockslide

Five Swiss alpinists including three family members were killed in a rockslide while climbing in the Bernese Mountains on Sunday. The tragedy occurred near Meiringen as the group faced a sudden rockfall in the Alpine terrain. Authorities are investigating the incident and identifying the victims.

Meiringen Switzerland UPI Bernese Mountains

Dollar declines steady after Japan yen float

The U S dollar stayed about 5 percent below its former parity across markets after Japan floated the yen. It closed at 341.70 per dollar, a 5.05 percent devaluation, with analysts predicting further drops next week and implications for U S exports and imports.

Tokyo UPI U.S Japan United States Stockholm

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