Desert Estates drops suit halting Thunderbird Field project
Desert Estates Property Owners Association voted to drop a four year civil suit that sought to delay Scottsdale airport development at Thunderbird Field. City officials assured noise limits via flight patterns and a northward landing strip shift to reduce impact. The association also expanded its board from seven to nine with Paul Chenoweth remaining president.
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Weekender Change Tells Readers of Afternoon Edition
The Progress Weekender will switch to Saturday afternoon publication starting this week to suit carrier families readers and advertisers. Publisher Jonathan Marshall says the edition will keep features and color comics already in the Weekender.
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Jonathan Marshall
East Hit by New Freeze Deafening Northeast Weather Hit
The East endures a fresh freeze with near zero temperatures as a February cold front from the Rockies moves in. Debris from a killer blizzard that dropped up to 16 inches of snow from Virginia to Maine hinders dig-out efforts. Forecasters warn that the upper Midwest faces similar conditions as the northern area east of the Mississippi bears the brunt of the latest winter onslaught.
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Missing 11 year old boy found after desert stay
Charles Jennings a fifth grade pupil at Kiva School, missing since Tuesday noon, was found yesterday afternoon by Scottsdale police near Scottsdale Road and Shea Boulevard. He had spent the night in the desert under a tree and was unharmed. His asthma is noted. his parents expect him back at school Friday.
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Debt hike clears House as debt limit rises to 396 billion
The Johnson Administration wins a key House vote 215 to 109 to raise the temporary national debt limit from 330 to 396 billion. Senate expected quick approval with hearings set next week. Republicans oppose and tie-in amendments fail as Social Security checks loom if stalled.
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Arizona passes first comprehensive smog bill with tribal lands clause
Senate approves 27 to 0 and House 67 to 1 the compromise smog bill. Rep. Lloyd House objects to applying regulatory terms on Indian lands without tribal consultation, warning of encroachment on tribal sovereignty. Governor is expected to sign as a mid-session priority measure.
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Mao plans army coup highlights Red China power shift
UPI reports Maoist factions publish a guideline for the cultural revolution aimed at ousting rivals as the military gains influence. Beijing broadcasts stress army backing while clashes flare in Henan and Manchuria, signaling a potential army-led power seizure amid chaos in industry and agriculture.
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Bicycle robber targets Scottsdale service station
Police report a bycyclist with a goatee and handlebar mustache robbed an attendant at a Scottsdale Union 76 yesterday. Michael D. Epps 18 of Mesa says the cyclist surrendered only after demanding money and fleeing south on Granite Reef Road.
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Advisory group discusses intermediate school at Coronado High
A small turnout at the Scotts dale area advisory committee meeting at Coronado High School heard lively discussion on adding an intermediate school. Members noted unresolved location choices and potential federal aid while stressing attention to fourth through sixth graders.
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Scottsdale
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Thursday in the News
A brief UPI and Progress Staff roundup titled Thursday in the News compiles top items from the day including politics, world events, and social updates in concise summaries.
Kosygin proposes Anglo-Soviet friendship treaty
Soviet Premier Kosygin calls for an Anglo-Russian friendship treaty and non aggression at a London news conference. He says a U S bombing halt on Vietnam should precede peace talks and urges abolition of nuclear weapons and stockpiles.
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Arizona House Consider Salary Proposal For Lawmakers
Thirty six lawmakers sponsor a bill to set a minimum annual salary of six thousand dollars plus five hundred dollars monthly and twenty dollars per day for duties outside sessions. The measure aims to standardize pay for legislators statewide.
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