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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1963
Page
2
The 99 day-old New York City newspaper shutdown could end next Tuesday if two key unions accept leaders recommendations on a settlement. Guild members vote on ratification Sunday and Monday while talks continue, with a $4.13 weekly pay raise and a five month extension to the current contract.
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Volunteers collect books and records for Scottsdale Public Library. Led by Mrs. Herman D Multer, the Friends of the Scottsdale Public Library organize a sale April 20 and 21 at Valley National Bank building. Proceeds fund reference and non fiction materials for public reading rooms and lending shelves.
A Navy passenger plane carrying 33 aboard crashed and burned near the Lloyd Pitts home in Memphis after an engine failure amid heavy rain. Three reservists and 13 others were hospitalized or treated for injuries. Commanded by Cmdr William M McCarson the crew evacuated as a Navy inquiry opened into the crash near Millington.
A six man coroner's jury ruled the deaths of Sandra Klein 21 and Allison Klein 16 near Scottsdale were caused by a combination of carbon monoxide and barbituric acid poisoning. The sisters who lived at 5211 East Weldon Phoenix were missing five days before their bodies were found in a car with the exhaust pipe blocked.
City Engineer Kenneth Mc Donald announced Osborn Road and 68th Street will be a temporary four way stop for about one month during Osborn’s transition from through street to stop street. 68th Street will remain through traffic after the period. a traffic signal will be installed when Osborn is improved. Construction on Rogers Lane between Indian School and Camelback Roads will finish in about one week with paving and curb, sidewalk, and gutter work. An informal public hearing is set for March 26 to discuss West Main Street improvements.
Three representatives from First Federal Savings will attend the 38th annual American Savings and Loan Institute convention in Denver from Sunday to Wednesday. They include Gene E. Rice of 4707 North 70th Street, Scottsdale.
Police probe a double shooting at a Via Veneto hotel left Frances McCann dead from four bullets and Ernst Boxmann gravely wounded. Boxmann claimed amnesia and denied firing the shots, saying the pistol was not his. Investigators note uncertain timing and motive amid tangled statements.
Scottsdale restaurateur Paul Shank of Paul Shank's Gracious Dining says new federal limits on expense account deductions hurt local dining venues. NRA director cites 15 percent staff layoffs and a broader drop in business entertaining across markets, with potential 80,000 restaurant jobs at risk nationwide.
Businessmen seek clarity as new tax reform limits for entertainment tax deductions take effect. Owners like Shank report mixed effects with some cancellations and others continuing good will entertaining. Regulations require records of date guests restaurant and amount over 25 with business discussions to qualify.
Members of the Scottsdale DeMolay Chapter plan a week of events sponsored by the Scottsdale Masonic Lodge. Mayor Schrader proclaims DeMolay Week March 17 to 23 and highlights the group’s contributions. A church service, Lake Air Force Base luncheon, and a 7:30 p.m. Wednesday meeting are on the schedule with Kilpatrick Jr. as master councillor and a slate of officers and advisors.
Resumed dawn search for four engine Bolivian passenger plane carrying 41 aboard from Arica Chile to La Paz. Among passengers two Americans Robert MacCormack and Leon Bernstein and two Swedes Gustaf Westring and Lars Nilsson. The DC6 failed to land at 1 27 p m EST as expected.
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