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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1974
Page
6
A Saturday 10 to 11 a.m. bicycle safety rodeo for Hohokam Fifth and Sixth graders aims to teach safe riding with prizes for best decorated bikes. Event run by Hohokam PTA under Elen Blakley who oversees Playdays after school activities.
Tickets go on sale for Kids Day at the Rodeo Friday at 2 PM with all seats reserved and no refunds. Seatings should be bought by one child for groups. Students dismiss at 12 30 PM with no afternoon kindergarten. Parada Auxiliary sells tickets outside Room 2 next Tuesday and Wednesday. Tonalea ticket sales occur next Wednesday and Thursday from 8 to 8 30 AM in the center hall. Tonalea PTA reports strong turnout for a recent movie. Special term programs begin including rug making Ping Pong girls basketball and pinochle plus a drama class by Barbara Fields.
The former Ed Sullivan Show spokeswoman and stage star Julia Meade is shown at a bridge table facing a 3NT contract. She handles a risky heart layout by preserving trumps in dummy and trumping a heart to avoid a bad break, showcasing precise planning and technique.
Deputy City Manager Selden G. Kent cites fuel conservation as driving a $121 621 savings for Phoenix after council approved buying 168 vehicles for police fire and other departments for 448 967. Changing specs to smaller cars cuts costs by 88 857 with shifts to intermediate detective compacts and subcompacts and 32764 saved by dropping nine budgeted vehicles.
Former White House plumber Egil Bud Krogh Jr. faces up to 10 years and $10,000 in fines after pleading guilty to conspiring to deprive Dr. Lewis Fielding of civil rights by directing a 1971 Los Angeles office burglary. A close friend says Krogh may disclose more about the plumbers operation after sentencing.
The Navy agreed to a six year Trident submarine construction plan in the 1975 budget after a long fight. The plan slows the program to build all 10 vessels by 1977 and reduces concurrent parts buying to avoid cost overruns. The move trims about 250 million dollars previously authorized by Congress and marks a setback for Sen. Henry M. Jackson.
Interior Secretary Morton signed the right of way permit for the 800 mile pipeline from Prudhoe Bay to Valdez enabling 2 million barrels of oil daily to reach refineries. Alyeska officials handed a 12.25 million check to cover environmental impact study costs and agreed to reimburse federal monitoring expenses.
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