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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1970

Page

8

Swan chosen as Arizona delegate to Boys Nation confab

Jim Swan a Coronado High School senior and one of two Arizona delegates to Boys Nation in Washington DC spent a week touring the capital and acting as a senator. He joined Burt Sorenson of Winslow and both met President Nixon Defense Secretary Laird Chief Justice Burger and Senator Fannin. The trip was sponsored by the American Legion and involved daily tours and Senate simulations. The Arizona flag incident with his roommate was noted as a memorable event.

Arizona Washington, D.C Jim Swan Coronado High School Swan American Legion Burt Sorenson Winslow Washington Senators American University Senate

Rate hike likely postal reform nearer passage

A House Senate conference committee approved a compromise that would make the Post Office an independent agency called the U S Postal Service. A rate increase, possibly as early as next spring, is expected with an initial boost limited to 3 3 and 1 3 percent, moving the six cent stamp toward eight cents. The plan shifts governance to an 11 member board of governors and a five member rate commission with unanimous veto by governors.

Washington UPI House-Senate Congress House Senate Nixon Post Office U.S. Postal Service Board of Governors Department Rate Commission

Obituary: Craig Breinholt 5 Dies After Surgery

Craig Breinholt, 5, of 8638 East Valley Vista Drive, died Tuesday after open heart surgery at Good Samaritan Hospital. Survived by parents Canute Leroy Breinholt Jr and family. two brothers Canute Leroy III and Devin Lavon. sister Tiffany Lee. grandparents Mr and Mrs Canute Leroy Brienholt Sr and Mr and Mrs John Hubbard. Services 10 am Friday at the 4th Ward Chapel LDS, 7345 East Early Drive. Burial Memory Lawn.

Craig Breinholt Valley Vista Dr Good Samaritan Canute Leroy Breinholt Jr Canute Leroy III Devin Lavon Tiffany Lee Scottsdale Canute Leroy Brienholt Phoenix John Hubbard Mesa 4Th Ward Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Memory Lawn

Judge Cameron to keynote Arizona DeMolay banquet

Judge James D. Cameron chief justice of the Arizona Court of Appeals will speak at a banquet Saturday hosted by the Arizona State Association of the Order of DeMolay. The Ramada Inn in Tucson hosts the 40th annual DeMolay Conclave from Friday to Sunday with 15 Arizonans to be invested into the DeMolay Legion of Honor and new state officers to be installed at a grand ball.

James D. Cameron Arizona Court of Appeals Arizona State Association Order of DeMolay Ramada Inn Tuckell Legion of Honor

Astrological Forecasts for Friday July 31 1970

Aries through Pisces provide home, work, and relationship guidance. Focus on improving living space, seeking expert advice, and strengthening cooperation with partners and colleagues for personal gains and better harmony.

Speed blamed in boy s death

An autopsy showed Phoenix teen Robert Bruce Kline aged 14 died July 8 from methamphetamine poisoning, not from a lightning strike at Knoll Lake north of Payson. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Robert Kline of Phoenix.

GLOBE UPI Phoenix Robert Bruce Kline Knoll Lake Payson Robert Klirie

Peace talks stall as negotiators adjourn in Paris

In Paris a two and a half hour session ends with both Allied and Communist delegates accusing each other of blocking progress. Philip Habib, acting U S delegation chief, says they will meet again next week as Communists push for a coalition government in Saigon.

Paris UPI Philip’c. Habib U.S Saigon Habib

Eldorado Hobby Show Showcases Senior Talent at Park Center

Eldorado Scottsdale hosts a hobby and talent show for senior citizens at the Eldorado Park Center near 76th and Oak Streets. Hobbies are on display from 1 pm to 2 pm with a talent contest starting at 2 pm featuring instrumental music dancing magic and other acts. Prizes ribbons and trophies will be awarded for top displays and talents.

Scottsdale Eldorado Park Center 76Th and Oak Sts

Israelis Down Four MIGs In Suez Canal Air Battle

United Press International reports Israeli jets shot down four Soviet-built Egyptian MIG21s over the Suez Canal in a large air battle. The conflict involved heavy artillery along a 40 mile front and raid against missile sites in the canal zone. No losses were officially reported.

United Press International Suez Canal Tel Aviv Egypt Canal Zone UPI Nicholas Daniloff

Israeli Air Clash Over Egyptian Territory Report

Israeli and Egyptian forces clashed in the afternoon as Israeli Skyhawks pursued a fight over Egyptian land. Four Israeli planes crashed in flames after cannon fire and air to air missiles, with three pilots parachuting to safety. Egyptian artillery caused heavy losses and two soldiers were wounded.

Hawkish Gahal Party Israel U.S. Mideast Gahal Cairo

Ike’s face on stamp replaces Roosevelt on six cent issue

The Dwight D Eisenhower face will replace Franklin Delano Roosevelt on the six cent work horse first class stamp. The stamp is to be dedicated Aug 6 likely at the White House with President Nixon presiding.

Washington UPI Dwight D Eisenhower Franklin Delano Roosevelt White House Nixon Julie Eisenhower David Congress Beatyngsten-Lieeverstean M. Blount Benjamin Franklin George Washington Abraham Lincoln Thomas Jefferson

Fireworks Show Tonight At Eldorado Park

A free fireworks display and band concert will be held tonight at 8 at Eldorado Park near 76th and Oak Streets. The event is part of a Thursday night series sponsored by the Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department.

Eldorado Park 76Th and Oak Sts Scottsdale Parks and Recreation

Bank gifts CODAC $5,000 to aid drug abuse drive

First National Bank of Arizona presented CODAC with a $5,000 check, the first donation toward CODAC’s $250,000 campaign to fund narcotics awareness and prevention efforts in the Phoenix area. Ed Carson, bank executive vice president, emphasized the bank’s commitment to controlling drug abuse.

Phoenix UPI National Bank of Arizona Organization On Drug Abuse Control CODAC First National Bank Ed* Carson

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