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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1966
Page
4
In a bridge deal led by South, declarer uses a series of finesses to secure the contract. East begrudgingly admits one queen was all they had, while West faces a decisive end play after South clears red suits. The rubber outcome favors the defense despite the final salvo.
Aries and Taurus priorities shift as home plans and collaboration expand. Gemini and Moon Children seek practical gains and social expansion while Leo quietly refines romance and cooperation. Virgo suggests seeking wise counsel. Libra shines with outside business ties and warmth. Scorpio explores new research outlets with helpful allies. Capricorn notes talks with associates and customers aid future understanding.
Authorities said Joseph Eugene Spence and Glehwood O Neal Williams escaped from a mental hospital and killed taxi driver Alston Maynard, then murdered Fred V. Fonville Jr. and A. J. Roberts in a wooded area. They were recaptured near the hospital after a 300 mile pursuit.
Wet snow blankets southern Great Lakes shorelines as rain reaches from the Ohio Valley to the East Coast. Tornadoes touch Whigham Georgia and Jacksonville Florida while Michigan reports five inches of snow in Grand Rapids. Two deaths are linked to the storm and two astronauts die in a St Louis plane crash amid fog and rain.
A humorous column notes okra being served as an hors d oeuvres at a dinner honoring Christopher Kraft, Manned Spacecraft Center flight director. Guests unfamiliar with okra react with astonishment, calling pods tasting shrimp and green cigars as they sample the dish.
Legal notice listing Articles of Incorporation for Fiberwrap Pipe Company with John Ward Jr and H Jack Denton as incorporators, principal office in Maricopa County, general business to buy sell and manufacture fiberglass and plastic pipe fittings and related activities in Arizona and beyond.
The document outlines broad corporate authority to own, acquire, lease, mortgage, pledge, and dispose of any property within or outside Arizona. It permits patent, license, trademark, and franchise rights, grants, and to borrow, lend, and issue bonds or notes with or without security to support business needs.
The document outlines the corporation's purposes including general contracting for pipelines, and authorizes legal business activities to support its aims. It specifies Article VI: capital stock at 8,000,000 shares of par value 1 dollar, to be issued and valued by the Board of Directors, with stock paid in property or services as full consideration.
The document lists directors H Jack Denton W Blaine Mullins Paul J Crowder Jr and others with addresses in Tempe Glendale and Scottsdale Arizona. It states directors may adopt by laws fill vacancies appoint an executive committee and confer powers to committees. It sets debt limit at two thirds of authorized capital and exempts stockholders from corporate debts. Paul J Crowder Jr is named as statutory agent for service of process in Arizona.
FLORENCE UP I Two men escaped from Arizona State Prison on Sunday and were still being sought. Orville Vinson and William Kenneth Neill both 30 of Phoenix may have had inside help. Footprints crossed the athletic field and a high wire fence but stopped outside the fence. Trackers and bloodhounds joined the search but were unsuccessful. Vinson had a 10 to 15 year term after pleading guilty to first degree burglary while Neill faced a 5 to 7 year armed robbery sentence.
A coroner's jury ruled Phyllis An toinette Hartmann died of carbon monoxide poisoning, apparently accidental. Her body was found by her husband in their garage at 8749 E Howard St after he returned home from work on February 23. Survived by the husband and a daughter, 8.
Carl Plumb, manager of the Guaranty Bank office, is nominated for president by the Scottsdale Rotary Club with July as the election start. Others named include Bill Hodges as vice president Bill Fowler as secretary Harold Davis as treasurer and Dale Anderson Dickson Hartwell and Howard Ryan as directors. The annual dinner is set for Saturday at 6 p.m. at the Casa Blanca Inn with a trip to the Phoenix Trotting Park planned that evening.
The text shows a ledger of classified ad categories including Rentals Homes for Rent Apartments for Rent Resort Rentals Rooms for Rent Stores Offices Business Rentals Wanted to Rent Education Transportation Merchandise Household Furnishings for Sale Furniture Wanted Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Wanted Dime-a-Line Musical Instruments Office Furnishings Equipment TV Radio Sales and Service Vacuum Cleaners Pets Livestock Nursery Plants and Produce Employment Situations Wanted Child Care Help Wanted Business Personal Automobiles for Sale and related automotive categories indicating a page index of items and sections. It reads as a catalog of ad categories rather than a narrative item.
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