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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1971

Page

6

Aftershocks Persist After Major Los Angeles Quake

Seismologists report 176 major aftershocks since the great quake on February 9. Tremors continue at four per day on average with 34 quakes in the first hour. Most damage centered within 20 miles of the epicenter in the San Fernando Valley, with 64 dead and repair costs in the hundreds of millions. Public losses split between private sectors and federal relief.

Los Angeles UPI G Anderson San Fernando Valley

Kite safety rules updated for Arizona students

Arizona Public Service distributes posters with kite flying safety rules to elementary schools. Rules warn to use dry string and non metal components, keep kites away from power lines and aerials, avoid flying near busy streets or in rain, and never touch fallen wires. If tangled, callers should not pull free and should contact the electric company.

Arizona Public Service The

Udall Urges Wage and Price Controls for Six Months

Rep Morris Udall of Arizona urged wage and price controls to stabilize the economy and curb inflation. He called current administration policies a disaster and said controls should run for six months.

Phoenix UPI Morris K. Udall D-Ariz Thur‘sday Udall

Advisory committee forms for health education courses

A committee of parents professionals and students is established to develop guidelines and content areas for a Contemporary Health Education course to be offered in high schools next year. Two courses will be offered, one more frank on sex education. Both meet the 10th grade health education requirement set by the state. District seminars next month will introduce parents to the content and guidelines for both courses.

Supai Area Little League signups run in Supai Tonalea

Registration for South Scottsdale Little League involves Supai and Tonalea youths ages 8 to 12 by July 31 for regular play with a $6 first child, $3 each additional. Senior Division $8 per boy, family cap $15. Additional registrations occur at Supai School and dates listed. guardians must accompany boys and bring birth certificates for 12 year olds new to the league.

Darleen Bittinger Phowié South Scottsdale Supai Cuntit Tonalea Supai School Gail Scott Salt River Little League Yavapai

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