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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1973
Page
6
Chilean voters head to the polls March 4 to choose all 150 deputies and half the 50 senate seats in a clash over Allende’s push for a new constitution and a socialist program. Opposition seeks to curb his plan amid inflation and street protests.
U.S. minefield maps aid more than a third of blocked freighters to sail from Haiphong in two weeks. Ten ships left, including two Cuban, four Somali, two Chinese, and two Hong Kong registered vessels. No loaded ships entered the harbor, and mine clearing has not begun.
Friday forecast highlights intuitive insight with concrete results among signs Aries through Pisces. Notable advice includes seeking support from higher ups, honoring agreements, leveraging cooperative work, and seizing opportunities for advancement while managing finances and social obligations.
Y elects Dr. Stuart Houston as chairman of the Scottsdale YMCA board of management. Thomas Halferty and Jim Cargavel are vice chairmen, Jim Ludke is treasurer. New directors include Chuck Castle, Paul Davis, Larry Duchac, Tom Oliphant, Ron Prast, Ted Werner and Phil Grace. Outgoing chairman Dr. Jerry Cox received the service plaque for the past year.
Scottsdale residents may now borrow pictures from the library just as books and records. A two section picture file is organized alphabetically by subject, with mounted pictures on abbeys to villages and a section of famous artworks. An index sits above the cabinet in Adult Reference near the pamphlet file. Patrons may borrow up to three pictures at a time and receive envelopes for checkout.
Dr. Glenn Groenke announces an annual $50 cash scholarship at Scottsdale Community College for a standout sophomore in languages English reading or journalism. Faculty voluntary contributions fund the award with plans to build a dedicated fund in coming years.
City Traffic Court collected 2104 in major traffic fines over a two week period. Three motorists were fined for drunken driving and 13 for speeding, with individual penalties listed for names and addresses across Phoenix, Mesa, Tempe, and nearby areas.
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