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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1968

Page

7

Radar in Scottsdale speeding case sparks Arizona level challenge

Scottsdale attorney John J. Flynn appeals his Dec. 6 Scottsdale city court speeding conviction arguing radar use to clock speeds is illegal. City witnesses include Patrolman Bob Arthur. City Prosecutor Hal Hiser says he will build the case for superior court. Police Chief Walter Nemetz notes prior radar challenges have been upheld.

Scottsdale Arizona John J. Flynn Maricopa Ed Boyle Flynn Dave Schutter 68Th St Lafayette Exeter Phoenix McDowell William E. Thoresen Boyle Pert Hal Hiser Hiser Bob Arthur Walter Nemetz California Ernesto Miranda U.S. Supreme Court Supreme Court Miranda

Residents protest Dickson Electronics noise in parking lot

About 25 residents and local officials gathered at Dickson Electronics in a Pima and Thomas Rd parking lot to address persistent loud noises from pumps and compressors. An acoustical engineer will be hired if found. residents push for mufflers, sandbags, or plant shutdown amid a planned park shield and community action.

Dickson Electronics Pima and Thomas Rds Chamber of’ Commerce Dickson Don Dickson A.J. Collins Chamber of Commerce Bud Tims

Arizona House Okays Daylight Saving Time Repeal Exemption

The Arizona House voted 49 to 7 to exempt the state from daylight time, sending the bill to the Senate where action was anticipated. The chamber also approved a barber shop modernization measure and a tighter wiretap penalty bill while the Senate met in executive session to confirm gubernatorial appointments.

Phoenix Arizona House Arizona Senate Cham Har Olthanah Enmnart Far Renant Mb Urmau House Senate Rules Committee Delos Ellsworth Sam Flake Jim Holley John Pritzlaff Maricopa Sam McConnell Coconino Frank Crosby Navajo Harold Huffer

Tremblay Affirms France to Aid French Canada Province

Paris reports Cultural Minister Jean Noel Tremblay of Quebec said France renewed its pledge to aid the French speaking province of Canada. Tremblay called Quebec a French nation living on North America.

Paris UPI Jean- Noel Tremblay Quebec France Canada Tremblay North America

Phoenix Mayor Kidnapping Mock Stop in Western Parade

A Scottsdale Jaycees staged a pre parade event threatens an abduction of Mayor Milton Graham at 1 p.m. and a showdown with the Early Times Kid near Lulu Belle's, followed by a bank robbery hoax at the Arizona Bank. Participants wearing fewer than three Western items face arrest in the simulated public jail at Scottsdale Road.

Phoenix Milton Graham Dirty Shirt Early Times Lulu Belle’s Arizona, Bank Main St Brown ‘Ave Scottsdale Jaycees Jaycees Scottsdale Rd

Johnson weighs $600 million cut from federal highway fund

President Johnson considers shaving 600 million from the federal highway construction fund to aid an economy drive and push a tax increase. The move would defer state projects, with further belt tightening across agencies and departments.

Washington UPI Johnson U.S Atomic Energy Commission Agriculture Department Transportation Alan S. Boyd Congress Federal Iteppsara

Scottsdale notes lag as Phoenix updates overdue

Scottsdale City Clerk Fern Anderson said Phoenix officials should update files. She displayed a Phoenix letter addressed to Richard Malcolm, the city manager, noting Bill Donaldson relieved Malcolm nearly three years ago.

Scottsdale Sai Sterday Phoenix Fern Anderson Richard Malcolm Bill Donaldson Malcolm Anderson

Bartos Backers Plan Platform Meeting in Scottsdale

The Citizens for Better Environment executive committee will hold an open meeting at Union Bank in Scottsdale at 7 p.m. Saturday to discuss campaign strategy and develop a platform for mayoral candidate Dan Bartos, a city PR consultant.

The Citizens For Better Environment of Scottsdale Union Bank E. Camelback CBEC Dan Bartos

Border outpost attacked near Lang Vei in air strike

An unidentified jet attacked the U S Special Forces camp at Lang Vei near the Cambodian border marking a potential first North Vietnamese air assault on South Vietnam. U S officials debated whether the plane was a MIG17 or an F4 Phantom with Soviet links amid uncertain damage and casualties. Continued fair, with highs near 70 and 72 for the following day.

Saigon UPI U.S Lang Vei Cambodia Demilitarized Zone Nguyen van Thieu Thieu South Vietnam 7Th Air Force Lang Wei Air Force Khe Sanh North Vitnam Muong Yut Laos

Senator Attacks LBJ on Vietnam Peace Terms

Senator George Aiken charges US terms in Vietnam amount to unconditional surrender and accuses President Johnson of misleading the public about a war against world communism. Other items note Viet Cong releases, Laotian rescue, and Coast Guard recovery of seamen near Newfoundland.

LBJ Vietnam Washington George Aiken United States Vermont Aiken Johnson New York Coast Guard Atlantic St. John’s Newfoundland

Ford says CAP has a good chance in Congress

In Phoenix House Minority floor leader Gerald Ford said the Central Arizona Project legislation has a good chance to pass Congress this year. He spoke at an airport news conference after arriving for a brief Phoenix visit. In Tucson four persons including two convicts and a liquor store owner testified at a one man grand jury hearing into alleged police department wrongdoings. Carlos Billy Hughes, a convict, was the first to testify before Pima County Judge Lawrence Howard.

Ford Phoenix House Gerald Ford Tucson Carlos Billy Hughes Pima Lawrence Howard

Youth Shot in Face Near Arizona Canal Incident

A 12 year old Scottsdale youth was shot in the face with a pellet gun while fishing along the Arizona Canal at Pima Road near Lincoln. The pellet lodged 1.5 inches into his right cheek. The assailant, about 20 feet behind, yelled Hey you and fired as the victim turned. The shooter fled into nearby bushes. investigators continue.

Thomas Dickson Walker Scottsdale Arizona Canal Pima Rd Lincoln Scott Wellaver E. el Charro Lane Scottsdale Baptist Hospital Wellaver Offi ‘Cers

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