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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1969

Page

9

Scottsdale Education Association Scholarships Awarded

Four Scottsdale high school seniors Miss Sharon Jones Miss Coronado Deborah Ann Rosen Gerry Emin and Miss Rhonda Sue Livingston received $200 scholarships for future teachers. The awards recognize high academic achievement and plans to pursue teaching careers with financial aid support.

Scottsdale Sharon Jones Coronado Deborah ‘Ann Rosen Miss. Jones Lucille Jones Champlain Rosen Bevan Rosen E.’ Hubbell

Scottsdale AEA picks delegates for NEA convention

Scottsdale Education Association selects Ralph Castello and Josephine Sawaia as official spokesmen for the SEA to attend the NEA annual convention in Philadelphia from June 30 to July 5. Sawaia will also represent the Arizona Education Association as past president and chair elect of the NEA legislative committee.

Scottsdale F Education “Association National Education’ Association Philadelphia Ralph Castello Josephine Sawaia Sawaia Arizona Education Association

Major offensive launched near Da Nang to protect rice crops

U S and allied forces including Marines and South Korean troops began a multibattalion operation called Pope stone Canyon, 15 miles southwest of Da Nang to blunt Communist pressure, with 2 000 to 5 000 troops involved. U S losses 81 dead 240 wounded. 23 Viet Cong killed. rockets and shelling caused civilian and police casualties in Hue and Da Nang during the high offensives.

Saigon U.S da Nang U. A Popestone Canyon A Shaw da. Nang South Vietnam Hue Vietna Bien Hoa Air Da-Nang Vietnam Ormond Simpson 1St Marine Division Hoi An Hoa

Local graduates receive degrees and honors from multiple colleges

Elmira College honors Sandra Brindley bachelor of arts in secondary education with a history major. Claire Jane Hurn earns bachelor of arts in family relations from Earlham College. Berenger Patterson wins Wall Street Journal Student Achievement Award for investments interest. Thomas C Hiscox earns metallurgical engineering degree from Colorado School of Mines. Elizabeth Tomkinson among 29 Pacific University perfect averages. William Johns earns bachelor of science in electrical engineering from Wichita State University. ROTC commissions James McCarver Gregory McEachron and others at Arizona State University. David Dowell receives DAR award at UC Davis. John Woods Jr graduates Norwich University with bachelor of science and lieutenant commission.

Sandra. Brindley Elmira College New York William Brindley Claire Jane—Hurn Way Earlham College Richmond Ind Hurn Berenger Patterson University of Arizona Wall Street Journal Kirby William’ Patterson Mockingbird William L. “Johns Bernice Spiker E. ‘Vista Wichita State University College of Engineering Wichita Kan William Mars Granité Reef Rd James W McCarver N. Wist St Gregory McEachron Monteres USAF Arizona’s State University John “Rb. Woods John ’R. Woods Mountain’ Shadows East Norwich University Northfield Woods Army

Services Held for Eckard in Phoenix Burial at Greenwood Memorial Park

Funeral services for 28 year old Danny Lee Eckard were held at Hansen Mortuary with interment at Greenwood Memorial Park. Survivors include his father Rupert Eckard of Phoenix and a brother living out of state.

Phoenix UPI Danny Lee Eckard Prescott Hansen Mortuary Greenwood Memorial Park Eckard Rupert

Youths blamed for brush and tree fire spree on Scottsdale area

Firefighters were called to a brush and tree fire on Pima Road between Scottsdale and Thomas on Thursday. They extinguished at 10 14 am then returned at 3 53 pm to dampen smoldering spots. Additional blazes occurred at 66th Street east of the canal and near 7 53 pm at 2200 North Scottsdale Road with the two boys taking control by then. A separate flare at Roy Bohi's home on East Cheery Lynn was logged around 6 10 pm and another early morning blaze at 77th Street south of McDowell.

Pima Rd Scottsdale Thomas Roy Bohi E. Cheery Lynn N. Scottsdale 77Th -St McDowell Rd

Tonto Tonalea Park Concert Opens Scottsdale Summer Series

Scottsdale Parks and Recreation sponsors a Flag Day concert at Community Center Park featuring 90 Phoenix musicians led by Robert Marsch. Proceeds aid local bands with instruments and camps as Marsch prepares to depart ASU and lead a new combined Scottsdale Bands program.

Robert F. Courter Ft. Myer Courter Bell’ Aerosystems,Co JO Anne Roberts Scottsdale Parks City of Scottsdale American Federation _ of Musicians Center Park 2Nd Street Marshall Shell Robert Marsch Phoenix Musicians Union Holst Gould Cop Nestica Sousa Congress U.S the* Valley’s Scottsdale Boys Band Grady Gammage ASU

Proxmire accuses defense contractors of wasteful spending

Senator William Proxmire, chairing a Senate subcommittee, criticized five major defense contractors for refusing to answer questions on defense spending. He claimed billions are wasted yearly and urged public scrutiny amid a two week study on the military budget’s economic impact. Budget Director Mayo said the Nixon administration aims to curb spending, even if it means cancelling contracts or firing officials.

Washington UPI William Ne Eee Wis Proxmire Senate House Lockheed Boeing General Dynamics North American Rockwell Litton Industries Robert P. Mayo Nixon Johnson Administration Pentagon

Coronado Student Elected Arizona Boys State Governor

Denzil Solomon of Carl Haydn High School in Phoenix won the governor’s post at Arizona Boys State, defeating Rusty Bowers of Mesa 160 to 155 in the American Legion sponsored program. Other officers elected include Brian Williams, Alex Cobble, David Evans, Alan English, and Danny Ortega from several Phoenix and Tucson schools.

Flagstaff UPI Denzil Solomon Carl Haydén Phoenix Arizona Solomon Rusty Bowers Mesa American Legion Brian Williams Coronado High Scottsdale Alex” Cobble Catalina High Tucson David Evans Westwood ‘High Alan English West High Danny Ortega Phoenix Union Superintendent of Public Instruction

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UPI Photo AEA Hieber Castello Thomas C. Hiscox Colorado School ‘of” Mines Golden Col. Hiscox Elizabeth Tomkinson Pacific University At Are Grove Ore E. Monterosa David R. Dowell Mrg R. W. Dowell Spur’ Circle Daughters of‘ the American‘Revolution University of California ‘At Davis Claire Hurn LEE Optical LEE VNE Créditi Lone Park Central Adams Central Nord Tonto Tonalea Area Marsch Scottsdale Boys Band ,Inc Morsch Triton College River Grove Scottsdale Boys Band Inc. P.O Ariz Otto: Stein” Or Lederman Music Mayo Scottsdale McDowell Roadee Proxmiré Rca-Mart E. McDowell Bal E. ‘Thomas Coe Neem Pemert Pussmeestenestaarg P'S RGA Mart
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