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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1971

Page

8

Hartke presses probe into Stans stock ownership

UPI reports Senator Vance Hartke demands Senate Commerce Committee hear Maurice Stans about 38,000 shares in Great Southwest Corp as Penn Central loan talks loom. Hartke cites potential impropriety from Stans testimony and 1970 stock value disclosures while Treasury and Commerce aides assist negotiations.

Washington UPI Vance Hartke Commerce Maurice Stans Sénate Penin Central Railroad Hartke Senate Commerce Committee Stans Great Southwest Corp Penn Central House Banking Committee Great, Southwest Corp Ment Nixon Joan Wright Patman D-Tex Congress Great Southwest

Tucker Sings Nessun Dorma At Gammage Triumph

Phoenix concert at Gammage Auditorium featured tenor Richard Tucker with conductor Roger Wagner and the orchestra. Tucker delivered vivid Italian arias from Donizetti Tosca and Puccini Turandot to elicit a riotous response, while Wagner steered a unified, confident performance. The program closed with Bartok and Hindemith to strong audience acclaim and a repeat performance planned for tonight.

Phoenix Gammage Richard ‘Tucker Roger Wagner Tucker Metropolitan Met Anid Martinelli Caruso Donizetti Roger Wagner George Szell Symphony Los Angeles von Weber Bartok Richard Posner John P Frank

Eldorado Center hosts talk on Senior Citizen Community Service

A group of four will present formative talks led by Alice. The session titled Community Service for the Senior Citizen is set for Wednesday at 1 30 p.m. at Eldorado Center 2311 Miller Rd.

Alice Eldorado Center Miller Rd

Wise Steps for Families After Sudden Bereavement

A prudent family head should arrange now to ease future worries and costs. The message urges recording wishes, setting budget plans, and tailoring resources to be available when needed, calling for informal guidance on planning.

Wall Street Charter shows mild reaction to Laos foray

Argus Research Corp notes calm in markets despite Laos action and Cambodia uproar. The firm says barring surprises, administration strategy may rebuild confidence. investors overlook negative news in an early bull market as Rolls-Royce bankruptcy and Laos invasion fears ease. TPO Inc. cautions tops take months to form and AMEX OTC groups have yet to join, keeping rally in early stage.

New: York UPI Laos Cambodia Argus Research Corp Argus Alexander Hamilton Institute Fe Tv Rolls- Roycé TPO, Inc AMEX OTC

Burglary Probes At Scottsdale and Pueblo Schools

Police investigate two weekend burglaries at Scottsdale public schools with losses topping 800 dollars. Burglaries target Pueblo School at 8515 E Valley View and Saguaro High School, stealing tape recorder gear, batteries, a walkie talkie, and a trailer’s contents. A separate break in at 6230 N 82nd St damaged a school building and spoilt a movie projector and related items, occurring Friday night to Monday morning.

Scottsdale Pueblo Saguaro High School Pueblo School E Valley View

Scottsdale Growth and Quality Steady in Arizona City

Dr. Heinz Hink of Arizona State University describes Scottsdale's rapid growth since 1951, rising population to 67,823 by 1970, land area expansion, and its aim to remain The West's Most Western Town. He credits STEP committees for planning and notes ongoing water, flood control, and tax funding challenges.

Scottsdale Heinz R. Hink Arizona State University Mink Lony Hink Arizona Bank Arizona West 70Th Street Camelback Road

Alaska Governor backs $1 billion oil pipeline

Alaska Governor William A. Egan told a public hearing the proposed oil pipeline is essential to lift native poverty and avert state bankruptcy. He argued environmental standards would be tougher than ever before, while critics ignore Alaska’s need for sewer and clean water projects and human resource development. He cited past oil leases and warned no new leases without pipeline approval.

Washington UPI Alaska William A. Egan Egan United States

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