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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1967

Page

3

APS offers underground service at no extra cost to large builders

Arizona Public Service Co. announces underground electric distribution lines for new subdivisions at no extra charge to developers who contract for 12 or more lots and handle trenching. For smaller projects or unusual conditions, costs vary, with estimated differences charged or billed at actual costs. City officials praise the move to reduce costs and beautify the community.

Arizona Public Service Co APS F. T. Fahlen Fahlen Bill Donaldson Donaldson

UFO Sightings Reported Across Southeast Michigan

In Ann Arbor area police and Eastern Michigan University officers documented multiple UFO sightings late Thursday night and early Friday. The orange objects reportedly emitted fire and were seen over Ypsilanti near Phelps Hall, with similar March reports by more than 50 residents and several officers.

Ann Arbor Mich UPI Hyo Michigan J. Allen Hynek Northwestern University Air Force Alfred Rogers Jain Markwell Eastern Michigan University Ypsilanti Ypsilanti Police Department Ranjish Joe Tanjish Eastern Michigan Phelps Hall Rogers Markwell Bill

Sukarno Ouster Meeting Slated by Indonesian Congress

Indonesian congress to meet March 7 to 11 to dismiss President Sukarno and begin legal action for trial. special committee sets date after rejecting Sukarno's policy account. Nasution notes right to resign but outlines need for legislation.

Jakarta UPI Sukarno Congress Abdul Haris Nasution

Senate backs Rhodesia recognition memorial and campus security bill

The Arizona Senate approved a Rhodesia recognition memorial by 18 to 10 and a campus security bill by 22 to 6. The campus bill grants regents sweeping powers for campus regulation, including peace officer authority and arrest powers, with violations deemed misdemeanors. Senators Johnson, Conlan, and Lewis voiced concerns over broad wording and potential abuse.

Phoenix Ity Regents Chris Johnson R-Maricopa Johnson Jota Conlan Sen Ornie Lewis Jr Clovis Campbell Maricopa Joe Castillo Pima Dan Kitchel Cochise Rhodesia Harold Giss Yuma Glen Blanselt Navajo

Fires claim 12 children in Michigan Pennsylvania Iowa

United Press International reports that twelve children died in fires across Michigan Pennsylvania and Iowa on Thursday. High winds hampered rescues in three blazes and one death occurred in a Sioux Falls apartment fire with temperatures at twelve below zero.

United Press International Michigan Pennsylvania Iowa Patricia Dowding Charlotte Mich Ronald Dowding John Salmon Salmon Burns Sioux Falls S.D Madele Beckfield

Sertoma to honor Allen Rosenberg for service to mankind

Allen L. Rosenberg, former Bank of Scottsdale and Pioneer Bank leader, will receive the Sertoma Club’s State of Arizona Service to Mankind award. A Phoenix civic figure, he has chaired the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce and led multiple organizations. The banquet honoring him takes place February 24 at the Smokehouse.

Allen L. Rosenberg Bank of Scottsdale Pioneer Bank Sertoma Club Arizona Rosenberg Phoenix Phoenix Chamber of Commerce National Conference of Christians and Jews Pioneer Bank of Phoenix Junior Achievement Metropolitan Phoenix Arizona State University Association Arizona Academy Maricopa Heart Association Smokehouse

California legislators push to end death penalty in state

Three Democratic lawmakers led by George R. Moscone introduced bills to repeal California's death penalty, warning against mass executions at San Quentin. Governor Reagan is opposed to repeal, citing the death penalty as a murder deterrent, with 62 inmates on San Quentin's death row and Dorman Talbot scheduled to die March 1.

Sacramento Calif UPI San Quentin California George R. Moscone Ronald Reagan Reagan Moscone San Francisco John L. Burton Lester A. McMillan Los Angeles McMillan Burton Dorman Talbot

German Officers Visit Motorola Facilities in Arizona

Five German Army officers and two U S escort officers toured Motorola Aero Space Center in Scottsdale and Falcon Field in Mesa on Thursday. Brig Gen Theodor Poretschkin and Brig Gen Hans Straden led the German contingent with several colonels and Lt Cols. Lt Col Thomas Holiman and Maj Oswalds BE Blats joined from the U S Army for a nationwide tour of military and contractor facilities. J Pawl Jones and Dr Robert Samuelson greeted the visitors, with briefings in the afternoon.

U.S. Army Motorola Aerospace Center Scottsdale Falcon Field Mesa Theodor Poretschkin Territorial Command Hans Straden Signal Selrsul Guenther Hoeppner Signal Ope Hans Hopplin TE Hein Otto Merkel ATP Thomas Holiman Oswalds BE. Blats Department of the Army United States

Adult Group Organ Classes Forming for Beginners

Now forming for beginner and amateur organists. No instrument needed. Practice facilities included. Tuition twelve dollars. For information and brochure call 264-1731.

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