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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1967

Page

13

Debated CAP costs may outweigh benefits, Arizona study says

University of Arizona economists challenge state CAP as a good investment. Robert A Young and colleagues argue the regional water plan may not halt groundwater overdraft and could cost the state more than it returns. They cite varied crop uses and emphasize high value crops and livestock water needs.

Jerry McElfresh Central Arizona Robert A. Young Sree University of Izona Tucson Chamber of Commerce Arizona Young Flonal Magazine I Young Sald Tolleson Tlon

Six youths arrested in Scottsdale area burglaries

Police say six youths and three juveniles tied to a spree that hit Scottsdale Mesa and Tempe. Stolen items include jewelry valued at $1171 from Larson’s Jewelry and a TV stereo set with $530 total value from a Home Insurance recreation room. Several other cash, checks, and goods were recovered. investigations continue.

Scottsdale Mesa Tempe Reg Roger, Miller Lynn Burnalde Richard Tidwell Larson's Jewelry E. Main Villa Monterey Ila Monterey Arcadia Water Co Home Insurance Company Aa Recreation E. Osborn

Subpoena Issued in Kennedy Assassination Inquiry

Dist Atty Jim Garrison subpoenas attorney Dean A Andrews tied to Oswald visits to his office in 1963. Andrews, ex Jefferson Parish assistant DA, joins Clay Shaw charged with conspiracy to murder Kennedy. Warren Commission notes Andrews helped Oswald with discharge and citizenship questions.

New Orleans UPI Jim Garrison Warren Commission Lee Harvey Oswald Dean A. Andrews Dow Jef Ferson Parish Garrison Clay Shaw Shaw John F. Kennedy Andrews Oswald Warren Wauppo

Chamber to Move Office to Fennel Building

The Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce will relocate to the Fennel Building at Main Street and Marshall Way this month. After remodeling, completion is expected in about three months, increasing office and storage space and adding a private board room.

Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce Fennel Building Main St Marshall Way Erv Hangon E. 1St St Hanson

Plane firm merges to bolster Helton Aircraft in Arizona

Helton Aircraft Corp of Mesa Arizona the state s first and only airplane maker appears to avert bankruptcy through a merger with unidentified Dallas Texas investors. Helton director David Chelgren says the firm is not bankrupt and will resume flying if negotiations succeed a Dallas syndicate spokesman states the capital agreements will discharge obligations provide working capital and restart production.

Helton

Arizona House keeps standard time year round vote on daylight time

The Arizona House passed the standard time bill 37 to 20 to end daylight time for the year but fell three votes short of the two thirds needed for immediate effect. The measure now goes to the Senate as a federal act could override the state plan.

Phoenix UPI Arizona House Arizona Senate Bloca Frank Kelley R-Maricopa Reeepublicans Dave Jenks R - Maricopa House Democrats

LBJ Kosygin seek ABM halt talks

President Johnson announced Soviet Premier Kosygin agreed to discuss limiting the arms race in offensive and defensive nuclear missiles. Talks expected to begin in Moscow at ambassadorial level with Llewellyn Thompson representing the United States and possibly expanding to allies. Highs near 90 in Phoenix, 78 tomorrow with clouds and breeze.

Washington UPI Johnson Alexei Kosygin United States White House Howard University Department of Health, Education and Welfare Keaygin Kosygin Moscow U.S Llewellyn Thompson Russia Aslle

Mortars Shelling Marines Near DMZ Intensifies

US Marines reported heavy fighting near the DMZ in Vietnam with intense mortar barrages across Dong Ha. At least 20 Communists were killed in a three day clash as U.S. and allied forces counted 1,440 enemy taken out of action and thousands more Marines sent into battle.

Saigon James L. Day Barstow Calif 9Th Marine Regiment Ita U.S Dmz

Red Guards Form High Command in Peking to Unite Maoist Movement

UPI report says a Red Guard high command was established in Peking to unify Maoist militancy. The congress is described as the militant movement’s supreme headquarters with vows to destroy enemies and rally workers and peasants under Mao Zedong’s leadership, while Chou Enlai and other leaders face renewed actions.

Hong Kong UPI Red Guard Peking Ae A Mao Tse-tung Peking Radionald Congress Mao Farma Maon CIA Shasta Pegel Chou Peking Rad

Thursday in the News summary feature

A compact digest by United Press Internationals and the Progress Staff presents a Thursday in the news roundup. It highlights brief items across topics, capturing key names and events in a period-accurate voice.

United Press Internationals Progress

Senate Ethics panel to begin Dodd finances probe

The Senate Ethics Committee will start public hearings March 18 on Connecticut Senator Thomas Dodd. He is accused of pocketing about 200000 raised at testimonial dinners and related events for personal use.

Washington Senate Ethics Committee Connecticut Thomas Dodd Dodd

State hearing on Phoenix Central Arizona Project

State lawmakers debated a proposed State financed Central Arizona Project with Arizona Power Authority counsel Ted Willey proposing a change to drop one line if a feasibility report is rejected. He argued it would provide adequate legislative review and control. Police reported two men robbed a First National Bank branch in Phoenix at 11 am, fleeing in a white 1980 Plymouth station wagon after taking an undetermined sum.

Colorado River Phoenix House Arizona Arizona Power Authority Ted Willey First National Bank 24Th St Indian School Rd

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