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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1971

Page

6

Public prints Pentagon documents sparking First Amendment debate

Scottsdale Daily Progress reprints excerpts from secret Pentagon papers printed by the New York Times. The paper argues government secrecy threatens democracy and the public’s right to know while noting the material relates to past events and current policy decisions.

Scottsdale Daily Progress Pentagon New York Times Times United States Congress Yalta

Times appeals ruling over Pentagon study case to Supreme Court

United Press International reports the New York Times asks the Supreme Court to review an appeals court decision reprinting the Pentagon study on Vietnam. The paper claims the lower court ruling was unfair and notes the filing marks a historic newspaper injunction against publication.

Washington New York Times Pentagon Supreme Court the Times

CBS Refuses Film Subpoena Over Pentagon Documentary

CBS President Frank Stanton refused a House subcommittee subpoena for film material from The Selling of the Pentagon citing freedom of the press. He warned contempt of Congress proceedings could follow.

CBS Washington Frank Stanton House Pentagon Stanton Congress

Two Die After Gas Blast In Sylmar Tunnel

An underground tunnel of the California State Water Project near Sylmar exploded due to natural gas, trapping 17 workers. One rescuer survived but in poor condition. the remaining 15 workers are feared dead as details unfold.

Sylmar Calif California State Water Project

Vatican revises papal booklet urging large families

Vatican officials announced a revision of a papal booklet given to Italian couples at weekly audiences. The guide, originally issued in the 1930s, advised couples to produce large families and is being updated to reflect current guidance.

Vatigan Vatican

Reds launch heavy attack near allied bases in Saigon

North Vietnamese troops pressed an offensive against allied lines in northern South Vietnam around Saigon. South Vietnamese forces and U S troops repelled mortar and artillery bombardments at two bases as the clash intensified.

Saigon South

Nuclear test at Yucca Flats reports no atmospheric leak

U S scientists detonated another underground nuclear device at Yucca Flats Nevada the Atomic Energy Commission said no radiation escaped into the atmosphere confirming a contained blast.

Yucca Flats Nevada U.S Atomic Energy Commission

Scottsdale principals may face new damages suit

Six former Scottsdale School District principals who were demoted to assistant principals and won $60,000 in damages last December may pursue further suits for losses from their terminations. Attorney Walter Kessler says the men seek damages for retirement benefits prestige moving costs and other harms. District attorney Walter Gheffitz says an appeal of the $60,000 award is delayed but will continue, with transcript to be sent to the Court of Appeals for a hearing date.

Larry Ross Progress Walter Kessler The Kessler Scottsdale Superior Court Yale Moate Hugh Clark Clyde Kidd Reuben Kiser Harare Rieger Larry Roth J. Tracy Ipp Kiser Walter Gheffitz McFate Chejfitz Court of Appeals

City to Publish Builder Planning Guide for Permits

City officials announced a property development guide to outline steps for builders and developers. The booklet, ready in six to eight weeks, explains proposals with the planning department through final occupancy, including Design Review, Site Plan, fees, required materials, and application methods to reduce delays and confusion.

Dale Carter

Geothermal Plant Study Probes Nuclear Aiding Steam

An Arizona Atomic Energy Commission study to Gov. Williams says geothermal power could produce electricity with nuclear explosions deep underground to drive a steam boiler. The report argues there are no technical barriers to using geothermal heat with nuclear aid.

Phoenix UPI Arizona ‘Atomic ‘Energy Commission Telead Jack Williams

Paradise Valley Budget Talk At Town Council Meeting

Paradise Valley faces a 1971-72 budget near 400000 dollars at tonight's 7 30 p m Town Hall session 6325 N Invergordon Rd. An 86000 dollar rise from 1970 71's 314000 is tied to higher than expected sales tax receipts. A separate agenda item seeks a APS permit to move power poles 25 feet along Scottsdale Road south of Jackrabbit.

Paradise Valley N. Invergordon Rd Arizona Public Service Scottsdale Road Jackrabbit

Heat and Humidity Rise with Thunderstorms Possible

Heat peaks at 108 today with a 102 degree low and 106 Friday. Increasing humidity brings warm nights and a chance of thunderstorms in the vicinity Friday evening. Air pollution reading remains very light at 15.

Lawsuit Seeks Resort Zoning for PV Property

Five Scottsdale Road property owners sue Paradise Valley in Maricopa County Superior Court to obtain resort zoning for land along Scottsdale Road between Jackrabbit and Sage Drives and south of Vista Drive. The suit claims current R 43 zoning blocks reasonable development. a July 2 answer deadline sets a hearing date.

Paradise Valley Scottsdale Road John Conlan Jackrabbit Sage Drives Vista Drive Maricopa County Conlan Bill E. Clark Charles Ashley B. A. Young Yora Young Fay M. Cooper Jack Phillips Phillips Vista

Motorola Wins Air Force Radar Spare Parts Contract

The Government Electronics Division of Motorola at 8201 E McDowell was awarded a 1.93 million dollar Air Force contract for spare parts for airborne radar equipment. Congressman John Rhodes released the statement. Motorola officials had no confirmation and cautioned it may be a continuation of a current classified contract with no expected employment increase.

Government Electronics Motorola E. McDowell Air Force John Rhodes Motorolla

False fire alarm at non existent address sparks mystery

Firefighters responded to a prank call at 8523. E. Berridge Lane that does not exist. A boy who reported the alarm gave his name and number, saying a friend pretended his house was on fire and urged him to call in the report.

E. Berridge Lane

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