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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1970
Page
8
A UPI column lauds Sesame Street on NET as a non commercial breakthrough watched by families. Adults from shoppers to a producer director praise its civility and smart content that avoids sensational hosts and heavy advertising.
A compact list of crossword clues across and down with a mix of misspellings and partial words. Includes entries like 1 Hit lightly and 19 Church bench plus 50 One of Three Musketeers and 53 Possesses.
Police report burglars pried open a sliding glass door at the Dorothy Hartman home and stole jewelry silver and household items valued at 285 dollars. Entry occurred between 9 30 a m and 2 p m and some items were left scattered while other valuables were passed over.
Gordon J. Zorn, 30, died this morning at his sister’s home after a long illness. Born in Chicago, he moved from Boulder Colorado where he served as a police sergeant. Survived by wife Janet and son Robert, parents Mr. and Mrs. Jules Zorn of Sun City, and two sisters Mrs. Richard Hopfer of Paradise Valley and Mrs. Steve Georgas of Scottsdale.
UPI reports a 30 minute walkout by Maricopa County License Plate Division workers over rumored job losses tied to 1970 tabs. Assessor Kenneth Kunes met supervisors, no disciplinary action planned, staff reduced from 93 to 66, division projects a surplus. Services and interment in Boulder arranged by Messinger Mortuary.
American fighter bombers struck targets in Cambodia after an OH6 observation helicopter was attacked near Saigon. Nine U.S. Marines died in four hours of predawn fighting near An Hoa as allied losses rose. Cambodia offered $13,800 to victims’ families.
In Paris the North Vietnam delegation accused the United States of paralyzing talks while Philip Habib denied the charge and urged meaningful negotiation. The session ran about four hours and ended with plans to meet again next week as Thuy boycotts and Hanoi protests continued.
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