Salt River women honored for Save the Children work
Naomi Enos and Ida Sebahe of the Salt River Indian Reservation received national service awards for voluntary work with Save the Children Foundation. The ceremony featured Maxmillian Hagnauer and Dallas Johnson presenting the awards, with Ruth Evelyn Jones also receiving a certificate. The pair have recommended 220 disadvantaged Indian children for sponsorship and help plan community improvement projects with the tribal council and federal offices.
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Ida Sebahe
Naomi Enos
Ruth Evelyn
Salt Jones River Indian Reservation
Salt River
Save the Children Foundation
New England
Maxmillian Hagnauer
Dallas Johnson
Ruth Evelyn Jones
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Scottsdale
SCF
Enos
Sebahe
Italian designers raise pay to avert fashion strike
Italy's leading fashion designers promised a pay raise to models shortly before the spring shows. Within hours they agreed to raise pay per showing by 6.40 dollars, and the models called off the threatened strike.
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Rome
UPI
Italy
Weather brief with mild temperatures expected
Occasional high clouds roll in with cooler tonight. High today around 60 to 65. Lows tonight near 37 to 42. Friday expected to reach the mid 60s. Mostly light winds and typical late week conditions projected for the area.
Birth control pill debate heats up in Senate hearing
Washington The Senate subcommittee hears another round of testimony on birth control pill safety. Dr Roy Hertz warns pills may stimulate undetected breast cancer in thousands of women, while Dr Robert Kistner of Harvard challenges the claim saying one cigarette is three times as dangerous as a pill. Biafra arms deal seen as rebel leaders sign armistice with Gowon in Lagos offering amnesty in exchange for loyalty to Nigeria.
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Washington
Senate
Roy Hertz
Robert Kistner
Harvard Medical School
Biafrans
Lagos
Biafra
Yakubu Gowon
Agnew Faces Noisy Demonstration in Auckland Arrival
Vice President Spiro Agnew arrived in Auckland for a three day tour as anti war protesters clashed with police outside his hotel, marking the noisiest demonstration of the 11 nation trip.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Spiro Agnew
Motorola reorganizes Govern ment Electronics Division in Scottsdale
Motorola reshapes its Government Electronics Division, forming three new operating entities in Scottsdale: communications, radar, and tactical electronics. Robert J. Solem, Alfred S. Hume, and Arnold Sabel will head these units, with promotions for Philip C. Wright, Oliver B. Buskirk, and Dr. Robert E. Samuelson. All new ops report to J. Paul Jones and Ralph W. Elsner.
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Motorola
Scottsdale
J. Paul Jones
Jones
Communications
Radar
Tactical Electronics
Robert J. Solem
Alfred S. Hume
Arnold Sabel
Philip C. Wright
Oliver B. Buskirk
Robert E. Samuelson
Ralph W. Elsner
Santa Cruz drops nude dancing ban proposal
The Santa Cruz City Council dropped a proposed ordinance outlawing nude dancing after Councilwoman Anne Garni said the explicit anatomy listing was so obscene she could not have a secretary type it. No action was taken by the council.
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Santa Cruz
Anne Garni
Scottsdale council hopefuls hear complaints on density
About 50 voters met with 10 Scottsdale council candidates at Mayo's furniture store to discuss density issues. Golden Keys opponents say 360 apartments on 14 acres would strain schools and traffic. residents cite 184 units on 25 acres with 7 million investment.
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Scottsdale
Mayo
Golden Keys
Charles F. Born
Air Force
Planning Commission
Fritz Clover
Clover
East Maricopa County
Mayo’s Furniture
Joe Strickler
Carl, Trexler
Billie Gentry
Herb Drinkwater
Tom Moore
Dan Bartos
Leonard
Referendum Sought on Teacher Pay Boost by District Teachers
Teachers press the board of education to call a referendum on a six percent budget increase, arguing a $200000 margin requires a vote. Negotiations chair Jesse Pogue cites state law and potential amendments to align with federal rulings, while outlining proposed base and salary growth.
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Board of Education
Jesse _ Pogue
Pogue
Progress Today
Negotiations Commission
Supt
E.G. Burnkrant
Burnkrant
Arizona
U.S. Supreme Court
Whch
Ambulance Services Review Spurs Scottsdale Police Talks
Gold Cross Ambulance asks Scottsdale Police Chief Walter Nemetz for specifics on department difficulties with local ambulance service. Spokesman Jack Byrd says backups will deploy from Phoenix, with six ambulances available if needed. Associated Ambulances may meet officials to discuss establishing a Scottsdale basis. Gold Cross currently operates one local unit since Buena Vista was seized for tax issues.
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Gordon Robbins
Gold Cross
Scottsdale
Walter Nemetz
Nemetz
Jack Byrd
Byrd
Phoenix
E. McDowell Rd
Associated Ambulances of
Buena Vista’ Ambulance Service
This Weekend in the Valley Progress
The Friday issue of the Progress newspaper previews a weekend round up of entertainment in the Valley. A new art column debuts in the Civic Center area redevelopment section and a full listing of weekend television programs and movies appears alongside real estate news and home living tips.
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Scottsdale
Civic Center
New. Progress
Progress
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Wright
Dan Milburn ‘Johnson
Herb Caywood
Mac Carvalho
Heinz Hink
Donna Bockius
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