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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1971

Page

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Laird cites high cost of arms withdrawal

Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird said pulling all U.S. troops from Vietnam this year would be very difficult due to the cost of equipment removal. He noted billions would be needed to replace gear and maintain strength, while personnel could be withdrawn quickly. Senate Leader Mansfield and House Speaker Albert pressed for a fixed withdrawal date amid Paris talks.

Washington UPI Melvin R. Laird Vietnam Nixon U.S Laird Andrews Afb Pentagon Congress White House State Department House Carl “Albert D-Okla Hanoi Henry A. Kissinger Saigon Paris Kissinger United States Capitol Hill Senate Mike Mansfield Albert

Sertoma Club Installs New Officers at Noon

The Sertoma Club installed new officers for the coming year during a noon luncheon at the Safari Hotel. Larry Foster was named president, with Glenn Nurkka Jim Smith and Tom Phillips as vice presidents. Don Hornecker is secretary Ben Ersland treasurer and the Rev Erich Hofer serves as chaplain.

Sertoma Club Safari Hotel Larry Foster Glenn Nurkka Jim Smith Tom Phillips Don Hornecker Ben Ersland Erich Hofer

Burglary at Dee Faught Residence Totals 548

A record player, binoculars, luggage, liquor and other items valued at 548 were stolen from Dee Faught at 8334 Glenrosa. The home’s bedrooms were ransacked and police noted the burglary occurred at 9 45 am. A separate break in at a house under construction at 8726 E Angus Dr between 4 30 pm and 5 30 am Thursday yielded a 125 dish washer. Entry method was not determined.

Dee Faught Glenrosa Barra E. Angus Dr

State picks Graham for film industry liaison in Arizona

Fred Graham named motion picture development coordinator for the Arizona Department of Economic Planning and Development. He will liaise with the Governor’s Motion Picture Commission as efforts to attract film work expand after a $50,000 Legislature grant. The program includes a still-photo portrait of the state to lure outdoor location shoots. Meanwhile 18 year olds gain voting rights and parties plan registration drives through Young Republicans and campus registrar efforts.

Phoenix UPI Fred Graham Carefree State Department of Economic Planning and Development Graham Arizona Department of Economic Planning and Development Robert G. Worden U.S Republican Party Herb Ely State Democrats

Scottsdale Library story hour for youth continues Saturdays

The Scottsdale Public Library hosts a Saturday story hour at 2 p.m. in the Eldorado Recreation Center 2311 Miller Rd for students in grades two through eight through Aug 28, co sponsored by Parks and Recreation with Nancy Tallman a 24 year old certified teacher and librarian. A separate Wednesday 9 30 a m morning program for ages 3 through first grade features Elaine Cholewa and Merlearnshaw. The programs are free and open to the public.

Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department Nancy ‘Tallman Elaine Cholewa Merlearnshaw

Stock Market Averages and Bonded Prices Close Mixed

Interims show Dow at 890.04 down 2.99 while Transports rise 0.31 to 215.44 and Utilities slip to 18.38. Volume hits 8,900,000 shares as various big names such as AT&T Bell Howell Ford Motor General Motors and Texaco appear with fractional gains and losses across a broad list of equities.

United Press International F. I. DuPont Glore Forgan & Co Dow, jJones Indus Aloa American Motors At&t i Arizona Bell& Howell Bendix Bethlehem Steel Boeing Chrysler CBS du Pont Eastern Air Lines Fastman Emerson Fairchild Ca Ford Motor Frontier General Dy el General Mc General Goodyear Honeywell IBM Nickel St&t Johns

Round-up events postponed by fires on White Mountain Apache land

Officials of the White Mountain Apache tribe announce a two day Cha-B-Tope Round-Up rescheduled for July 10-11. The Sunrise Dance for an Apache maiden starts 6 a.m. July 10 with Western dances July 9-10 and a rodeo July 10-11. Forest fires forced the postponement of the Fort Apache event at White River, affecting visitors.

White Mountain

Fire at Karl Hilger residence sparked by cutting torch

A cutting torch used by air conditioner workers caused a small attic fire at 7308 E. Lewis Ave. Firefighters arrived at 9 29 a m and confined the blaze to a limited area with minor wiring damage. The incident is attributed to workmanship and resulted in about 100 dollars in damage.

Karl Hilger E. Lewis Ave

Pressure mounts for Vietnam withdrawal deadline

UPI reports congressional doves push for Dec 13 pullout as McGovern Hatfield and Church Cooper propose new bills. White House notes some positives in the Viet Cong plan while warning against any deal that lets Communists control Saigon or delays North Vietnamese pullout. Deputy aides say Paris talks may shape stance as Ambassador Bruce prepares U.S. response.

Washington UPI Vietnam Nixon U.S Indochina George S. McGovern Mark O. Hatfield R-Ove McGovern Hatfield Senate Paris Frank Church Idaho John Sherman Cooper Cooper Church State Department White House Charles W. Bray David K.E. Bruce United States Saigon South Vietnam

Services held for Carlisle at Salt River Church

Carlisle Buickert Carlisle, 37, a native of Phoenix, died Tuesday in Phoenix Indian Medical Center. Services were held this morning at the Salt River Indian Reservation Presbyterian Church at Center and Thomas. He is survived by his father Blain two daughters Doris and Linda Carlisle a brother Clinton and a sister Mrs Elaine Johnson. Burial was in the Salt River Cemetery Sunnyside Mortuary announced.

Buickert Carlisle Phoenix Phoenix Indian Medical Center Salt River Indian Reservation Presbyterian Church Center Thomas Blain Doris Linda Carlisle Clinton Elaine _ Johnson Salt River Cemetery Sunnyside Mortuary

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