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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1975
Page
4
At Hyde Park High School Boston riot incidents leave 13 students under arrest. Black and white youths fought in halls and classrooms as officers wrestled to keep peace. A WEEI reporter was struck but unharmed.
Denmark voters cast ballots as Premier Poul Hartling seeks to curb inflation with wage and price freezes. The Liberal party is predicted to gain but likely fall short of a majority in the 179 seat Folketing amid high unemployment and 16 percent inflation. The Social Democrats and allied parties reject Hartling's plan as unjust.
Ford Motor Co says it will contest FTC accusations that its fuel economy claims were false during last winter's energy crisis. H R Nolte Jr. says ads described test conditions fully and noted mileage would vary by maintenance weight driving habits and road conditions.
Two National Cancer Institute scientists report isolating a virus associated with human cancer in cells from a 61 year old woman with acute myelogenous leukemia. If proven, the discovery could lead to better tests and treatments for this leukemia variant though it is not yet a breakthrough.
A chair used by John F. Kennedy at Choate and John F. Kennedy Jr.’s pine desk sold at auction along with other items once owned by Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis and family. The chair fetched 300 dollars and the desk 75 dollars as part of a sale handled by William Doyle Galleries after Mrs. Onassis vacated a Peapack home.
Saguaro High School will host a Friday career day with about 30 speakers from government business and industry. Speakers include Scottsdale councilwoman Billie Gentry Motorola engineer Ed Hall Arizona State Treasurer Bart Fleming Arizona Bank manager George Adams juvenile probation officer Dale Frank police helicopter pilot Dick Brewster KTAR broadcaster and four superior court judges.
The Rev. Pedro Arrupe, leader of the Jesuits, warned against continued public criticism of Pope Paul VI by the order. He said collaboration with the Holy See is essential and that past open challenges must not recur as the 32nd general congregation meets in Rome.
Former postmaster general Elmier Theodore Klassen, 66, announced he would resign February 15 amid congressional scrutiny. The House committee cited deficiencies including regulatory circumvention and favoritism while GAO investigated a $20,917.67 consultant fee tied to a Segal contract later worth $74,000.
Democrat John A. Durkin urged Senator elect Louis C. Wyman to stand aside from claims to New Hampshire’s contested Senate seat until the Senate resolves the election dispute. The hearings opened as Durkin offered to delay on Jan. 14 while the Senate decides who won the Nov. 5 vote.
Indianapolis doctors unveil an automatic endocrine pancreas device from Miles Laboratories to reverse diabetic coma in about 1.5 to 2 hours. First sales go to research institutions with eventual hospital use, aided by a computer and blood sugar analyzer to deliver precise insulin.
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