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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1973
Page
1
The Scottsdale Public Library will show Dog and the Diamonds at 2 p.m. and Little Engine That Could, about a train carrying toys climbing a mountain, with jewel thieves and pets as plot elements. Elaine Cholewa leads Young People’s Services and coordinates the event.
Cesar Chavez's United Farm Workers Union filed an 11.5 million suit in Los Angeles Superior Court against Safeway Stores Inc alleging deceptive advertising by labeling lettuce as union harvested. The action follows a boycott and ongoing dispute over union lettuce claims.
A symposium on death by own action and its ethical and psychological implications will be held at 8 o'clock tonight at the Unitarian Universalist Church. Panelists include Dr. John R. Zell Phoenix psychiatrist and lecturer Peter Brock Putnam Father Michael Weischair Rev. Raymond Manker and ASU philosophy professor T A Vottchenko.
Orville Priest 47 the City of Scottsdale street sweeper operator was charged with driving while intoxicated after a minor accident while operating the machine. He made a left turn onto Granite Reef Road from Cambridge Road around 3 50 p m. The sweeper hit the west curb and got hung up on the curb. Priest was uninjured and the machine was not damaged.
Unemployment rose to 5.1 percent in February, the first uptick in seven months, while employment climbed by over 570,000 to 83.1 million. Teens led the rise in joblessness, with adult women driving much of the increased hiring. weekly earnings and hours also advanced.
UPI reports American sources expect the third group of POWs to be released by March 14 though no definite date exists yet. Repatriation terms require end by March 28, with 306 Americans already home and 286 remaining in Communist hands. 7,769 Americans left in Vietnam, down from 23,516 at cease fire start. Three more defected. one Communist soldier stayed in the south, delaying 997 POWs.
City council calls bids for 6000 dollars of concrete work for traffic signals at 82nd Street and Indiana School Road and notes 14000 more needed for full installation. A land swap in Thunderbird Industrial Air park No 3 allows extension of 73rd Street. Licenses and permits recommended and awarded items include a liquor license transfer, a low bid to Shields Electric for warehouse electrical system, and a use permit for Arizona Public Service to build a power substation.
Harold E. Beyer retired GM insurance executive is named vice-chairman of Scottsdale Memorial Hospital's 3 Million Expansion Fund Drive. He will assist general chairman Don Chambers in all campaign phases. Beyer previously led the General Exchange Insurance Corp and Motors Insurance. He joins local and regional boards and chaired the Larchmont Community Drive in New York before moving to Arizona in 1961.
A series of daytime and early evening burglaries hits Paradise Valley with losses ranging from 10 000 to 15 000 from Mountain View Drive and a Camelback Inn room. Leo Levy reported his kitchen door window smashed and valuables stolen. A second theft at Camelback Inn involved 4150 in travelers checks and jewelry from a suitcase belonging to Harold and Mrs Strang of Wynnewood.
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