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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1971

Page

2

Rocket attack hits Phu Loi base near Saigon

UPI reports Communist rockets and mortars struck the Phu Loi base 13 miles north of Saigon as Nixon moves to speed troop withdrawals. One American and four enemy combatants wounded. B52s bombed North Vietnamese rocket sites near the DMZ while Fuller base remains contested and rebuilt.

Saigon UPI Phu Loi Nixon U.S Vietnam Demilitarized Zone Dmz Fuller U.S. Phu Loi

Scottsdale Design Review Board to hear restaurant plans

The Design Review Board will meet at 5 p.m. Tuesday to consider design plans for the Hatch Cover Restaurant at Craftsman Court and 4th Avenue. Also on the agenda are plans for a retail store at 68th Street and Thomas Road, a building for Fred Gray Construction, and signs for Tom Jackson and Associates Lincoln Plaza Shopping Center and the Empress Beauty Salon.

Scottsdale’s Design Review Board Craftsman Court 4Th Avenue Ted Bass. Jones Brown 68Th Street Thomas Road Fred Gray 67Th Pl Tom Jackson and Associates Scottsdale Rd Lincoln Plaza Lincoln and Scottsdale Road Empress Beauty Salon E. Indian School

Nixon proposes converting FDA into Consumer Safety Administration

President Nixon proposed converting the 64 year old FDA into a new Consumer Safety Administration with authority over household products, foods, and drugs. The plan would keep the agency within HEW and aims to set safety standards and ban dangerous items, while preserving FDA activities.

Consumer Safety Agency Nixon FDA Washington UPI Food and Drug Administration Consumer Safety Administration Ment of Health, Education and Welfare Consumer Product Safety Commission Warren G. Magnuson D-Wash Frank E. Moss Utah Magnuson Commerce” Committee HEW Elliot L. Richardson

Home ransacked in Scottsdale. losses exceed 1100 dollars

A Scottsdale family returning from vacation found their north Scottsdale home broken into between 11 p.m. Thursday and 7 a.m. Friday. Items stolen include a color TV, blender, can opener, clock radios, cookware, dishes, clothing, and firearms. A second break-in at 7820 East Shea Boulevard yielded shotguns, a .22 rifle, scopes, and a bed sheet. A suspect was seen outside at 3 p.m.

Scottsdale Nicholas Delva E. Shea Blvd Lina Francisca

Weekend Fires Report Minor Losses Across Borough

Rural Fire Department units battled several small blazes over the weekend with total damages under 100 dollars. Fire at Cork and Cleaver restaurant caused a wall fire in the kitchen area. another at 2019 E Hubbell involved an electrical short in a water heater. a third apartment fire at 3122 N 68th St stemmed from mentholene chloride spill near a water heater. fires at 8742 Terrace Dr and 5921 Saguaro caused minor damage to fence and exterior paint respectively. one residence reported at 5:23 p.m. and another at 10:33 p.m. with losses around 25 to 50 dollars.

E. Hubbell Cork and Cleaver N. 75Th Pl Terrace Dr Maureen Ellison el Vista 68Th St Saguaro Theodore A. Rehm

Kenneth P Fosston obituary in Phoenix area

Kenneth P. Fosston 58 former Circle K administrator and Community Gun Co. manager died after a lengthy illness in a Phoenix convalescent hospital. He lived at 8607 E Palo Verde and had 19 years in the area with a 4 year Circle K tenure after 14 years at Scottsdale gin company. Survived by wife Corrine two daughters Mrs Marvin Weide and Mrs Robert Alexson and six grandchildren. Services Tuesday 11 a.m. at Ascension Lutheran Church 7100 N Mockingbird Lane burial Green Acres Cemetery. Friends may call today at Messinger Mortuary 7601 E Indian School Rd.

Kenneth P. Fosston Circle K Corp Community Gun Co Phoenix Mr. Fosston E. Palo Verde Circle K Scottsdale Gin Company Ascension Lutheran Church The Valley Country Club Corrine Marvin Weide Scottsdale Robert Alexson Newport Beach Calif Mockingbird Lane Green Acres Cemetery Messinger Mortuary Indian School Rd

Milo Strand Sr. 70 Service Held in Phoenix

Milo Strand Sr. 70 a former Madison builder and longtime Phoenix resident died Saturday at his home. Services were held at Green Acres Mortuary with cremation planned. He worked 34 years for a Madison firm retiring in 1966. He was Norway born and a member of Shepherd of the Hills Church and several fraternal orders. Survived by Bernice two daughters Charlene McClain Ellie Lou Wise sothe Scottsdale a son Milo Jr. of Denver and several siblings.

Milo Strand Sr Green Acres Mortuary Hayden Rd Strand Norway Madison Wis Shepherd of the Hills Congregational Church Phoenix Hiram 50 Club The Masons Shrine Temple Bernice Charlene McClain Ellie Lou Wise Soth Scottsdale Milo Jr Denver

Dust storm disrupts Coolidge and nearby areas

A heavy dust storm swept the Coolidge and Casa Grande regions causing near zero visibility on I 10 while sparing most of the Phoenix area. The storm struck Chandler with heavy rain hitting Prescott Mingus Mountain and interrupted phone service in Camp Verde as the Verde River swelled to capacity.

Phoenix UPI Coolidge Casa Grande Interstate 10 Chandler Prescott Mingus Camp Verde Verde River

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