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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1968

Page

8

City workers return to safety classes in Scottsdale

City employees began an electrical and gas safety program taught by Arizona Public Service Co officials. The program targets outdoor workers across divisions including street and sewer, engineering, building, refuse, parks, recreation, and police. Sessions cover avoiding injuries and how to fix hazards, with ongoing first aid training and a safety pin reward system.

Scottsdale Arizona Public Service Co Tion Police Départment Don Skousen American Red Cross Skousen Pro Skouser Library Police Department Parks and Recreation Division Finance Department all @ty

Three Die as Racial Violence Flares at South Carolina State Bowling Row

In Orangeburg South Carolina a riot at a segregated bowling alley escalated to gunfire and firebombs injuring 36 and killing three youths Sam Hammond 18 Henry Smith 18 and Delano Middleton 17 while SNCC leader Cleveland Sellers was wounded and arrested. National Guardsmen and troopers patrolled after 600 troops were moved into the town as clashes spread to campus streets.

Orangeburg S.C UPI National South Carolina State Clarin Cleveland Sellers Student” Nonviolent Coordinating Committee SNCC Stokely Carmichael Sellers David W. Shealy South Carolina Henry Smith Delano Middleton

Murder trial ordered for McKinley in two killings

Billy Gene McKinley 30 bound over for first degree murder in Chandler case after a preliminary hearing. Witness Donald Moody 39 testified McKinley admitted killing George Hatfield 53 of Mesa and Wayne Carlson 36 of Phoenix while they shared a Pinal County Jail cell. Moody said McKinley claimed Hatfield signed two papers that concealed Carlson death and McKinley later forged a confession. Both men were employed by the Salt River Project.

Chandler UPI Billy Gene McKinley Superior Court Donald Leo Moody McKinley George N. Hatfield Mesa Wayne D. Carlson Phoenix Pinal County Florence Can Carlson Apache Junction Moody Hatfield Mesa Police Department Salt River Project

Ocean Shores to host midwinter wading championships

Ed Leakyhbouts said Ocean Shores will stage North American mid winter wading championships February 24 and 25 as part of the towns Fog Festival. The event features a two part race along the Pacific shoreline with a $500 purse plus prizes, plus a fog festival golf tournament.

Ocean Shores Wash UPI Pacific Ocean Aho

Fun night at Casa Granada townhouses clubhouse

Paiute Soloma area Townhouses host an 8 p.m. Saturday fun night with a Las Vegas style mock spot featuring paper money prizes and a Las Vegas trip grand prize. Mrs Joe Gordon leads activities for members and guests as part of the Casa Granada plan.

Casa Granada Townhouse Joe Gordon Las Vegas Las, Vegas

Lindsay rejects costly New York garbage strike solution

Mayor John Lindsay refused a one year contract proposed by a mediation panel as 20 percent higher than the prior city union agreement. He warned the health crisis would deepen, calling for National Guard involvement if refuse workers do not return. Governor Rockefeller had formed the nine hour old panel to resolve the strikes.

New York UPI John V. Lindsay Lindsay National Guard Uniformed ‘Sanitationmen’s Association Nelson A. Rockefeller Rockefeller

Inherited Nervous System and Alcoholism Examined

A doctor argues that heredity in the nervous system may predispose individuals to alcoholism, citing cases of two brothers raised by grandparents and the alcoholic father. He recalls a brilliant lawyer whose father and relatives on his paternal side were alcoholics, suggesting a hereditary carrier role and weekly nightly drives to drink for relief from nervous tension.

Cleveland Doctors Develop Nerve Burning Pain Cure

Neurosurgeons at University Medical Center in Cleveland with Case Western Reserve University report a new pain relief method using a needle implanted electrode to burn pain carrying nerves in the spinal cord. The technique, tested in 38 cases, risks paralysis if motor nerves are affected, but no such cases have been reported. During insertion doctors monitor responses to ensure correct placement.

Cleveland UPI Cleveland’s University Medical Center University Hospital Case Western Reserve University

Madison Square Garden Opens Amid Jumbo Ambition

The new Madison Square Garden, a $150 million private enterprise unveiled by Bob Hope, features a 20,000 seat arena and seven main activity areas. It aims to be a money maker with strong investor interest and a $1 million USO premiere seat sale.

New York P.T. Barnum Madison Square Garden Bob Hope United Service Organization USO

Valley beautification nominations sought for fourth annual awards

The Valley Beautiful Citizens' Council invites nominations for its fourth annual beautification awards honoring groups and firms in the Valley that improved community appearance. Past winners include Scottsdale organizations and individuals such as John H. Long and F A Silton. Nominations due before next Thursday at 203 Luhrs Building Phoenix. awards luncheon April 9 at Camelback Inn.

Valley Beautiful Citizens’ Council Scottsdale John H. Long F. A. Silton Oasis Mobile Homes BE. jPhomas Rd Dalek K. Smith Paradise Valley Methodist

Two Small Fires Extinguished by Rural Fire Dept

The Rural Fire Department fought two minor fires in a 24 hour period ending at 8 a.m. today. One fire started in a ditch at Main St and Rogers Lane at 3:29 p.m. Thursday and spread to grass. no citation was issued because burners had a weed burn permit. The second fire occurred behind Earl's Market at 1st St and Scottsdale Rd at 12:56 this morning, where two trash containers were burned and extinguished. no damage occurred.

Main St Rogers Lane Earl's Market 1St St Scottsdale Rd

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