Berlin Corridor Turmoil Deepens As Flights Planned
Berlin air corridors faced renewed tension as the United States and Britain planned to run commercial flights amid Soviet night-attack plans. Russian pilots vowed four night flights while Western carriers, Pan American and British European Airways, prepared to fly as scheduled using radar to avoid collisions.
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Britain
United States
Pan American
British European Airways
City Council Names Election Officials for March 27 Vote
The city council appointed inspectors judges clerks and seals for the March 27 election. Voting machines polling places and compensation for election board members were designated. Polls open 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. Names listed include Katherine Donn Lucille Elias Lynn Gruntz Helen Hartley Resas Lindsey Betty Mitcham Jean Scott and many others.
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Arch
Election Board
Katherine Donn
Lucille Elias
Lynn Gruntz
Helen Hartley
Résas Lindsey
Betty Mitcham
Jean Scott
Sewing aid drive seeks usable machines for classes
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation seeks donated sewing machines and usable equipment for classes. Contact sewing chairwoman Mrs. George Privateer at 1946 3602. Group meets Thursdays at 9 30 a.m. at the Adult Community Center 315 East Second Street Scottsdale.
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Scottsdale Parks
Woman Voters Forum Set for Scottsdale Election
The League of Women Voters of Scottsdale invites all March 27 city election candidates to a public forum at Scottsdale High School on March 21 at 8 p.m. in the small auditorium. Mrs. Joseph A. Cusak reports verbal assurances from both slates and independent Dr. Mack Ralston. Each candidate gets a 15 minute opening statement and five minutes for council contenders.
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League of Women Voters of
Scottsdale
Scottsdale High School
Joseph A. Cusak
Scottsdale League
Mack Ralston
Comets
Council
Gusationd
Oor
Rocket Power Announces Public Share Offering
Rocket Power, Inc announces a public offering of 200 000 common shares at 7.00 per share through underwriters Paine Webber Jackson Curtis and Prescott. C E Bartley says the issue will build national identity while Gabriel Company of Cleveland retains controlling interest. Don Widener named public relations director.
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Rocket Power, Inc
C. E. Bartley
Mesa
Arizona
Rocket Power
Widener
W. Cypress
Véda
Jeffery
Chris
Motorola Reports Annual 1961 Sales and Earnings in Chicago
Motorola, Inc. reported 1961 sales and other revenue of 298,219,845 with net earnings of 9,917,808 or 2.36 per share. Fourth quarter sales set a record high for the quarter at 976,568,642 volume, up 12 percent from the prior period.
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Chicago
Motorola, Inc
At & Snsen
Ree Renues
Fr Capa
Arizona welfare measures and university bonds eyed
The welfare floor action includes an $8,457,000 capital outlay for state colleges and land acquisitions totaling $1,180,000. Bills seek higher county official salaries, up to $3 million in University of Arizona dorm bonds, and $25,000 for an Arizona exhibit at the Seattle World's Fair. The attorney general would gain $20,000 to study Arizona land claims on the Colorado River. House aims to adjourn by weekend. Senate midweek quitting time seen.
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University of Arizona
Arizona
Seattle
Wash
Billy
Attorney General's Office
Colorado River
House
Senate
Scottsdale issues permits totaling 156000 for two homes
City Building Department issued permits valued at 24000 for construction of two homes at 617 N Bird and 907 Coucalee De er Homes. total project worth 77000 includes seven tonnes on 1148 N 82nd and additional parcels.
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W. Oehorn
Allied Construction Wine Ties
Water district study proposes releasing upstream to dilute salinity
The Blami from tie Welon Mohave Irrigation District of Arizona discusses releasing stored upstream waters to dilute salinity in the Sead basin states. They caution against heavy summer allotments and note proposed repairs and storage plans while stressing the action is not a threat to the Mexicali wheat crop.
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Blami
Welon-Mohave _Irrigation District
Arizona
Mexico
di- Rees
Gillette Found Guilty Again in Jury Trial
Charles M. Gillette, arrested last January, was found guilty yesterday by a seven month second 12 man jury trial. He faced a charge of intoxication and appealed the verdict.
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Charles M. Gillette
B. Verde
Lane
House Damaged By Kitchen Fire
A kitchen fire caused extensive damage to a house with estimated damages around 1006 dollars. Fire crews battled the flames and contained the fire to the kitchen area. Local residents were not home at the time and no injuries were reported.
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Marshall
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Edgar Taylor
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