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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1967
Page
3
UPI reported the seven day toll as 2,002 Americans killed wounded or missing and 2,674 Communists killed. The casualty surge followed heavy fighting along the Cambodian border and near the DMZ with Korean units conducting offensives in central coastal plains.
The Arizona Court of Appeals reviews Harold Cook and Sandy Bowling appeals after their sentences of two to five years for bribery and six months to a year for conspiracy, to run concurrently. The last June case involved a $4,201 payment tied to a liquor license. Defense says Bowling only escorted the tavern owner. prosecutors argue the payment shows broader involvement.
Valley dog owners must license pets by April 1 to avoid a $2 late fee on this year’s $3 tag. Exemptions apply for new residents or dogs under four months. Door to door surveys will seek unlicensed dogs. fines up to $300 and up to 3 months in jail for noncompliance.
Canary Bird orbits Earth from Cape Kennedy as an Atlantic partner to Pacific Lani Bird 2. The satellite will reach a final 223 mile high parking orbit this weekend and link Europe and North America with Africa and South America via ground stations planned for next year. The move expands commercial spaceborne communications, following the Barry Bird, the first such satellite.
Linda Peterson a seventh grade student from Tavan Elementary School won the Region Two spelling contest held at Larkspur School. Celinda Searle of Hopi Elementary School was runner up. Linda will represent Region Two in the Arizona Spelling Bee on April 15 at the Westward Ho Hotel Phoenix.
The Western Systems Coordinating Council was announced by electric utilities in 15 Western states to improve reliability across inter connected systems from Canada to Mexico and the Rocky Mountains to the Pacific. Floyd L. Goss was named interim chairman with Frank Warren as vice chairman and Paul A. Blanchard as secretary.
R A Sanders of 3520 N and Pj is named vice president of the firm. He began banking in 1928 in Oklahoma, worked four years at First Security Bank of Idaho, joined First National in 1957, led Scottsdale office 1958 1961, then became assistant vice president. He returned to the Scottsdale office in February and serves on the boards of First Baptist Church Camelback Lions Club and Indian Bend Golf and Country Club.
A citizens committee report urged abolishing the state auditor and state examiner offices and creating an elected auditor general to be appointed by the Legislative Budget Committee. The plan aims to tighten control, with salaries set for the auditor general and chief deputy, and bills to implement the changes drafted by Sen. William Huse and Rep. Al Williams.
Washington dispatch reports a mix up of mailing lists. Republicans increasingly sought party contributions from the Democratic National Committee, then on Wednesday Speaker John W. McCormack of Massachusetts received a solicitation from GOP Chairman Ray C. Bliss asking for a contribution.
Clay Shaw, indicted for conspiring to murder President Kennedy, left New Orleans for a Mississippi Gulf Coast vacation after a routine hospital checkup. He is expected to plead innocent at arraignment next week. The 64 year old former International Trade Mart director faces trial over a 1963 conspiracy claim involving James Garrison.
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co of New York cuts minimum commercial lending rate to 6 percent effective today, aligning with Chase Manhattan and others. Philadelphia National Bank and First Pennsylvania Banking & Trust Co also trim prime rates, following Morgan's move.
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