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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1970
Page
7
The House backed anti secrecy rules in a teller vote to force naming of members on anonymous ballots. A reform coalition pushed to open more committee sessions to public view while fighting seniority based chair selections amid a looming recess and Senate review.
A Chicago Park District free dock concert in Grant Park drew more than 50 000 attendees then devolved into violence with gunfire burning cars looting and arrests. Three shot and 148 arrested as police clashed with rioters while Sly and the Family Stone were delayed to perform.
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar's coffin, wrapped in the national flag, was moved from Sao Bento Palace to St. Jeronimo monastery in Lisbon. Premier Marcello Caetano led mourners as thousands watched in silence from streets and windows. Police drums beat a funeral march as 90 percent of male pedestrians wore black tie.
A new civic service club, the Ex change Club, invites businesspeople and others to weekly noon meetings at Jade East restaurant in Motel 6 on 6848 E. Camelback Rd. President Duane Martin says the 19 member group expects a charter from a national body by Sept. 1.
A club player speeds through the first trick exposing weak play. North notes two heart tricks could be set up if declarer paused. South vows to change strategy by avoiding rushed starts and playing in a smaller room to think more carefully.
Attorney General John N. Mitchell says nearly all remaining dual school systems in the South will be eliminated this fall with no major enforcement problems. He sees desegregation advancing without federal marshals, noting more districts will desegregate for the first time this year.
Dennis Leiler, 12, of Phoenix, died Monday night at Barrows Neurological Institute after a horse fell on him during a gyti khana. He reportedly suffered severe head injuries when he was thrown and the horse toppled onto him, the son of Mr and Mrs John S Leiler.
Four 17 year olds, Dave Edwards Mark Williams William Warner and Lowell Bush, were found not guilty of flag defilement after a Juvenile Court hearing led by Judge William Holohan. The youths denied intent to defile or show contempt as witnesses described possibly urinating on a flag at Madison Park. A fifth juvenile was pending trial. others faced separate hearings in Superior Court. In a separate item from Fargo North Dakota three Arizona contestants placed in the National High School Rodeo top ten in cutting after the first go round.
Robert A Frame, 35, a Cave Creek chemist operating Frame Laboratories in Scottsdale, was sentenced to five years for manufacturing possessing and selling methamphetamine or speed. Prosecutors said nearly six pounds valued at about 2.75 million were seized at his home after an arrest on January 19. Frame, with MIT chemistry PhD, claimed the speed was for research on a film color process and said a federal informer pressured him to sell. He remained free on 10000 bond pending appeal.
Prime Minister Eisaku Sato leads a nationwide campaign to combat severe air pollution gripping Japan's cities. The government will set up sea and air pollution observation stations as officials report over 8,000 smog related illnesses in Tokyo over 10 days. Strong winds briefly dispersed the haze.
The Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department and the Teen Advisory Board host a barbecue Friday at the Eldorado Recreation Center 76th St and Oak. Youths should bring meat. chips salad and drinks provided. Info at the recreation center 947-2612.
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