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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1971

Page

3

Jury faces ruling on mayor Curran case in San Diego

San Diego jurors heard arguments on whether to believe mayor Frank Curran or key witness Charles Pratt as they deliberate a bribery and conspiracy case. Pratt testified he gave 3500 dollars for the mayor's support of a taxi fare increase. Curran claimed funds were campaign contributions.

Ronald Hutcherson San Diego Ease Ayor Frank Curran Curran Superior Court Robert Conyers Morday Charles Pratt Cab Co Wyam Pratt Gogran Pratt

Astrological Forecasts for January 6 1971 by Sun

Aries through Pisces provide practical guidance on finances social aims study duties and personal relations. Readers are urged to focus on efficiency, avoid tangents, conduct courteous outreach, manage temper, and handle duties and community obligations with steady effort.

Aries Sagittarius iNov Aquarius

Henry Haws Named Chairman of Maricopa County Board

Henry Haws a Mesa landscape architect was named chairman at the board s first meeting of 1971 succeeding Bob Stark on the three member board all Republicans. Haws was elected supervisor in 1968.

Phoenix UPI Henry Haws Maricop County Board of" Supervisors Lee Haws Haws Bob Stark Hawks Stark Barney. Burns

Soviet exile Svetlana Peters wary of revolutions in America

Svetlana Peters daughter of the late Joseph Stalin says revolutionary talk in the United States is surprising and that Soviet youths are not different from Americans but are jailed for expressing revolutionary ideas. She spoke at Marin County Civic Center during Angela Davis trial, noting security concerns for public buildings and expressing desire to become an American citizen despite strict rules for defectors.

San Rafael Calif UPI Svetlana Peters Joseph Stalin America Peters United States Brie Russia Marin County Angela ‘Pavis U.S. State Department Reidigping Civié Center Phoenix William Péters

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