11 Feb 1967
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1967
Page
1
Reports from Bogota indicate the quake's death toll has risen to 100 with hundreds more injured as communications with the disaster region remain disrupted. The crisis unfolds across the capital and southern districts as aid efforts begin.
In Scottsdale a 51 year old man, Harry Keickemeyer, reports $4,000 cash and $2,800 in jewelry stolen from his apartment after two men tied him and a friend and searched for valuables. In Phoenix, a separate incident near Second Street yielded $23 from Mr and Mrs Robert Wooley as two gunmen demanded they return to the building.
Arizona case reports the State Supreme Court ruling that a city sewer charge may be unconstitutional when used to imprison for debt. The ruling answered an inquiry from Maricopa County Superior Court while not invalidating the statute itself. Bartos also pursues damages from the State Bar and seeks repeal of bar chapters in the state code.
A Senate Natural Resources Committee in Phoenix introduced a state Central Arizona Project bill aimed at damming the Colorado River two sites and funding via revenue bonds. The plan envisions Arizona building the project independently if federal approval stalls. The measure proposes long term financing through the Arizona Interstate Stream Commission and the Arizona Power Authority, secured by hydroelectric power from Bridge and Marble Canyon dams.
Kentucky Democratic leaders react to a Citizens for Kennedy Fulbright drive urging delegates to back Robert F Kennedy for 1984 nomination. State leaders condemn the effort as premature with Lawrence Wetherby backing Johnson and Clifford Smith Jr declining recognition of the letter signers.
Reports from Tokyo and Kyodo describe China placing Peking under military control amid a three point CCP State Council decree. Mao and Chou En-lai led a 100000 strong rally in Tiananmen Square denouncing Soviet leaders and calling for action against Russia.
Coronado beats Tempe Buffaloes 57 to 44 to move ahead in the AAI standings as pages hint at other topics including fashion, tax deductions, and local church notes.
Former Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater told about 2000 Republicans in Tucson that President Johnson should not travel to Vietnam or meet Ho Chi Minh to discuss peace. He said peace talks depend on Ho Chi Minh and Johnson should not take such suggestions.
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