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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1967
Page
9
1959 Plymouth Belvedere four door sedan with V eight engine automatic transmission radio heater air conditioning priced at 381 38 and monthly payment take over of 24 14 call 264 6927 ask for Mr Rudolph Director
Aries advised to avoid arguments with close ties and civic figures and seek harmony. Taurus should weigh a friend’s suggestion before choosing between outside duties or home chores and guard telephonic chatter. Gemini seeks efficient business and entertainment while showing willpower. Moon Children urged to improve home life and get busy early. Leo warned not to let anger derail important business. vent wisely. Virgo prioritizes monetary matters and plans time. avoid pure sociality. Libra should control temper and follow regulations to protect prestige and profits. Scorpio push toward modern ideas and networking. break the rut. Sagittarius may find little help from others but can spark an upswing. Capricorn should contact allies in business and avoid argumentative partners. Aquarius to avoid work lapses for tangents. evening recreation preferred. Pisces grounded but wary of others’ hare-brained ideas. labor wisely on own affairs.
A compilation notes residents in Scottsdale serving in Vietnam and receiving promotions or postings. First Lt. Douglas Scoop mire is listed with family ties in Scottsdale and a 1967 unit call. William H. Copp is promoted to lieutenant colonel in the Air Force, linked to the 314th Troop Carrier Wing on Formosa. Other local service members include Donald D. Schaffer named Honorman at recruit training, Phillip J. Pratt aboard USS Hornet, James G. Mills graduating Air Force C-124 training, Stephen D. Helmer selected for training at Lowry, and three Scottsdale men enlisting in the Navy during December. Additional notes cover Pennington and Dingman in technical training assignments and a well test bid notice at Scottsdale Municipal Airport.
In Managua uneasy peace followed the collapse of a brief rebel uprising. Government says rebels laid down arms after 10 hour siege at the Gran Hotel as 44 Americans and four other hostages were released. At least 15 people died in a one day revolt tied to protests against the February 5 presidential election.
Arizona Corporation Commission chairman E T Williams returns to a panel ready to force state insurance director George Bushnell to retire. The Arizona Supreme Court voided 1954 independence rules, placing Bushnell under tighter supervision and potential retirement at 65. Action delayed 15 days as rehearing motions proceed.
Alfred Sheinwold analyzes a bridge deal where East avoids a hearts bid, South reaches four spades, and a careful line of play yields a win. The piece discusses trump management after ruffing, the risks of sacrifice bids against unskilled players, and optimal defense.
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