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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1970
Page
3
Paris UPI report says Hanoi accuses the United States of resuming air strikes and threatens serious consequences. The U S delegate accuses Hanoi of killing two American prisoners and questions North Vietnam’s civilization. No progress noted as talks continue amid exchanges.
Harold C. Banks 75 died at home 7831 E Beatrice. Services Saturday 9 a.m. Green Acres Mortuary and burial at Green Acres Memorial Gardens. He was born in Sullivan Indiana and owned the Padio Restaurant in Decatur Illinois for 10 years. Army WWI veteran. Survived by wife Grace daughter Mary Ann Rippett two brothers and a sister and two grandchildren. Sally Henry 67 died Monday in Heritage of Camelback Nursing Home. Burial at St Francis Cemetery. Born Michigan lived in Arizona moved to Scottsdale from Phoenix in 1966. Survivors include four sisters and others in California.
Joseph Brown, 19, of 125 East 4th Street, was arrested by Scottsdale police at 4:15 a.m. today on charges including possession of burglary tools illegal possession of alcohol carrying a concealed weapon vagrancy and possession of an altered driver license. Police found a knife beer bottles a pellet gun and a screwdriver in his vehicle near Fifth Avenue and downtown Scottsdale. The annual Scottsdale rare coin and stamp show begins Friday at the Executive House sponsored by the Southwestern Antique and Numismatic Institute offering a 25 silver dollar or 50 cash attendance award. The show runs Friday and Saturday 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. and Sunday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
The Scottsdale Boys Club will close all day Friday and Friday night to allow staff to attend a training session in Phoenix. Fred Koehler of Boys' Clubs of America will lead discussions at the Community Service Building on 1515 E Osborn Rd. Representatives from 13 Arizona clubs will attend. The club will reopen Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
A 14 year old Scottsdale girl told police she was forced into a van by three men while walking to Coronado High School. One man forced her to drink wine and assaulted her. she was found unconscious near Sheridan and later admitted to Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. She was later charged with drunken and disorderly conduct.
Police report Gene W. Cole 7548 E Windsor found a billfold containing 880 in currency and papers dropped on 76th St north of Thomas Rd He turned the billfold in Wednesday as authorities seek to locate the owner and reimburse the rightful holder.
Firemen extinguished a bamboo pile fire at the Boyd Mathes residence 4830 N. 68th Pkw at 5 14 p m with no damage reported and cause unknown. A second weed fire at 113 W Fourth St also was put out on Wednesday with the cause not known.
The Senate Judiciary Committee postponed for at least 11 days a vote on Judge G Harrold Carswell. Senator Joseph D Tydings blocked action to allow Lincoln Day recess postponing consideration to at least February 16. Senator Charles Goodell became the first Republican to oppose confirmation citing civil liberties concerns and past white supremacist comments.
Health aid volunteers at Navajo School trained by the American Red Cross join the nurse’s office routine. Nine volunteers named include Mrs. John Bennett and Mrs. Don Rice. PTA programs tackle drug abuse with a county health panel. The Pima School PTA offers a $350 junior college scholarship at Scottsdale Community College for graduates of Pima Elementary. The first Scottsdale YWCA Valley Tour is scheduled with a $5 cost and a new class Lady and Her Car starts Monday. Blue, purple and red badges are earned in Pima School fitness, and a Scottsdale dentist conducted a Dental Health Week visit. A fire alarm, classroom visits, and an ASU extension course on Individualized Instruction are noted.
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