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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1972
Page
6
A quartet of NAU coeds compete at the third annual Flagstaff Winter Festival with the coronation around 9 30 p m at the University Center. Gayle Hoerner is among the candidates for Queen in this campus event.
A House Agriculture Committee subcommittee will study a bill aimed at making it illegal for employers to knowingly hire aliens in the U S unlawfully. The bill targets farmers but would affect all employers and faces opposition over practical id verification concerns.
In a 1970 World Championship context, Tom Landry of the Dallas Cowboys applies a calculated bridge strategy. He opens strong against North South, avoids risky finesses, and probes clubs and diamonds to secure a ninth trick despite defensive pressure.
UPI reports U.S. District Court Judge Carl Muecke granted intervention to the City of Phoenix, Maricopa County, and Litchfield Park Properties Inc. in a suit aimed at blocking Papago Freeway construction. The judge cautioned against duplicating efforts and lengthening the trial, despite opposition from Gary Peter Klahr for the Citizens Committee for Mass Transit against Freeways.
Funeral arrangements were pending today for John Murdock former U S congressman who served 1937 to 1952 He died Monday at Beverly Manor Nursing Home age 86 Murdock left his post as dean of students and professor at Arizona State University in 1936 to run for Congress A Democrat he served in the House until defeated by Rep John J Rhodes of Arizona He also served as chairman of the ...
Palo Alto Preschool at 4425 N Granite Reef Rd plans a Parent Night this Thursday detailing its academic program and personal evaluation system. The article notes historical figures and legislation linked to Native American affairs, including the Navajo Hopi Rehabilitation Bill and the Indian Claims Commission.
Scottsdale's Fine Arts Commission begins a multiweek festival with film screenings at the Public Library, architect and craftsman studio tours, artists studios, concerts, and extensive exhibits and theatre shows across venues including Arcadia High, Kerr Studio, and Civic Center Gallery.
Analysts from TPO Inc. see a potential move above 910 to 940 950 if resistance breaks while a drop below 900 could push toward 870. They favor selective buying of already consolidated performers for gains in coming weeks. Indicators Digest notes a boom in leisure time meals and vending in plants. BIS reports strong Q4 1971 earnings. James Dines & Co. cites a recovery high above 921 and warns of a sharper decline at 903, but sees entry point at 927 if prices rise. A bear market is forecast to begin later in the year.
The state AFL CIO has endorsed legislation to raise salaries for elected officials based on citizens committee recommendations. Darwin Aycock and Horace Bounds signed letters to Gov. Jack Williams and legislators urging salaries commensurate with private earnings to attract competent officials, citing judges as an example.
The Guys and Dolls Senior Citizen Club of Scottsdale will hold a monthly pot luck luncheon and meeting at Chesnutt Park Senior Citizen Center. The potluck starts at noon with a meeting to follow. Bob Frost of the Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department will speak. All area seniors are invited and asked to bring a covered dish and table service.
IRS agents shut down 59 moonshine operations in Georgia during December, seizing 28 000 gallons of mash and nearly 1 600 gallons of whiskey. North Carolina ranked second in closures for the month.
A snapshot of a vintage crossword puzzle page listing across clues including tied underground worker emer and positive pol plus a long string of partial clues and filler text from United Feature Syndicate, Inc.
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