On the Town: Scottsdale Social Scene Dazzles
A column decks Scottsdale nightlife from The Apollo to Portofino's premiere benefiting the Girls Club. Highlights include Go-Go Girls at Camelback Inn, Lulu Belle’s oil station deal, Trader Vic’s revival under Jim Hunt, and spring training buzz at Scottsdale Stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Valentine’s Daze
Apollo
Portofino’s
Scottsdale
Chase Mersey
Chase Mersey Mustang
Gray Madison
Lew King
Jack Stewart
Camelback Inn
Andy Grand
Lulu Belle
Standard Oil Station
Valentine
Paul Shank
Hearts 'N Flowers
Jim Hunt
Phoenix Town
Islands
Jimmy
Trader Vic’s
Chicago Cub
Ramada Inn
Scottsdale Stadium
Leo Durocher
Mrs. Lip
Charmin
Windy City
Lynne Walker Goldblatt
Old Man Winter Returns With Snow North And West
Winter snaps back with near blizzard conditions in Montana and nearby states. Cold warnings and high winds threaten roads and drifted highways from Montana to the Great Lakes region with subzero readings in Maine and Oregon towns reporting fresh snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Trockles
Arts of Idaho
Wyoming
Nebraska Panhandle
Great Lakes
Rocky Mountains
Burns
Ore
Oregon
Old Town
Maine
Midwest
Pickstown
Normal four day delivery of North Vietnam supplies
The Defense Department estimated 26 000 tons of munitions moved toward South Vietnam during the four days of the bombing truce. Coastal vessels and 2 200 trucks carried arms via Ho Chi Minh trail and the demilitarized zone, with monsoon rain reducing activity in the final days. No troop infiltration was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Saigon
Peal
Vienna
Defense Department
Demilitarized Zone
Kien
Glang
Song
Sampans
Vinh
Haiphong
Hanoi
Mit Gia
Ho Cat Minh Trail
South Vietnam
Scottsdale man held after assault with shotgun
A Scottsdale man was held in city jail on assault with a deadly weapon charges after allegedly threatening a police officer with a shotgun Monday night. Charles Burnside was arrested near Hayden Road after Sgt. Clark disarmed him of a shotgun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Charles Burnside
Hubbell
Hayden Rd
Thom Clark
Dan Bonnet
Burnside
Hayden
Bonnet
Clark
City faces choice after high court ruling in Bartos case
The Arizona Supreme Court sided with Bartos finding the jail threat for unpaid sewer fees unconstitutional while upholding the sewer use ordinance. The city may retry Bartos on a fine, file civil suit for the amount, or disconnect his sewer hookup as primary options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stu Robertson
Scottsdale
Dan Bartos
Bartos
Arizona Supreme Court
High Court
Marienoa County Superior Court
Supreme Court
Prober says Powell trips mostly personal jaunts
GAO investigator Robert Gray testified that many of Rep. Powell's trips aboard the House Education and Labor Committee appeared to be for personal reasons. The committee heard of travel between Washington and Miami and a vacation stay on Bimini in the Bahamas. Powell's estranged wife Yvette is to testify in Washington as the inquiry continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPT
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Powell
Adam Clayton Powell
Education
Miami
Bimini
Robert Gray
General Accounting Office
GAO
Gray
House
Congress
Labor Committee
Hays
Bahamas
U. S
Santos Buxo
San Juan
Puerto Nico
Yvette
Select Committee
Phoenix Symphony Opens Sixth Concert With Shostakovich Mix
The Phoenix Symphony conducted by Guy Taylor presented Bach Suite No 3, Shostakovich, and Elgar Variations on an Original Theme at Grady Gammage Auditorium. The reviewer found Shostakovich divisive but praised Elgar for its light, engaging tunes. The program repeats tonight at Phoenix Union Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix Symphony
Grady Gammage
Jaatnet
Guy Taylor
Bach
Sigar
Shostakovich
Elgar
Phoenix Union Auditorium
Lf.l
Wilson Says Kosygin Talks Near Vietnam Peace Breakthrough
Prime Minister Harold Wilson said in London that during his recent talks with Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin there were moments when Vietnam peace talks were very near. He cited American willingness, with guarantees, to halt bombing if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UPI
Harold Wilson
Alexei Kosygin
Vietnam
Britain Seeks Restart Of Vietnam Peace Talks After New Year Truce
Prime Minister Wilson told Parliament that a sustained effort with Foreign Secretary George Brown failed to secure conditions for North Vietnam talks during the Vietnamese New Year truce. He described the setback as a tragic disappointment but pledged continued pressure for a negotiated settlement. Wilson cited large North Vietnamese troop movements and warned this jeopardized the chance for a conference table. Dow Jones data shows mixed market moves as noon trading lists 20 rails and 15 utilities in modest gains with total volume around 6.8 million shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
House of Commons
George Brown
Kosygin
Washington
North Vietnam
Labor Party
Hleast
United States
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