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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1966
Page
9
Motorola reports 1965 was the most challenging and rewarding year with sales of 516,973,065 and earnings of 31,838,678 or 5.23 a share up from 1964. Overseas business rose over 25 percent and plans include 2.4 million feet of plant expansion and major R and D investments in a year Scottsdale cites as its largest employer.
A San Francisco judge grilling a defense attorney over misdemeanors for feeding pigeons asked about the health hazard posed by birds. Molly Minudri dismissed the idea saying people are far dirtier than pigeons in the exchange.
Space officials report a serious issue in the Agena target satellite from the Gemini 8 mission. NASA cites a yaw hydraulics fault causing higher than expected orbits and a stuck control jet on the Gemini craft, delaying the upcoming Gemini 9 flight with Stafford and Cernan.
A March blizzard burying the Northern Plains moved into Canada leaving 40 dead across seven plains and midwestern states. Upper Michigan saw 16 inches of snow and major highways closed while New York warnings spread. widespread damage, power restoration, and ongoing flooding fears followed the storm.
A two room shop and rear storage area at the Southwest Motorcycle Shop on 654 W. Camelback burned Thursday. Fire Chief Ted Bentley said employee Jim Nutter, 26, was hospitalized with burns on both hands while firefighter John Snyder suffered a possible broken foot when a drill press fell on him. Passersby helped evacuate motorcycles as a police officer alerted crews to flames emerging from the roof.
Russell Glasser announces United Fund backed drive to boost Boy Scouts in the Valley and Scottsdale. Scottsdale aims for 1 of 98 000 dollars with 2525 scouts in 50 units. campaign starts Saturday door to door and runs through a work day. The program funds 69 percent of Scout needs with remaining 31 percent from the drive.
The Bureau of Commercial Fisheries will launch its largest research vessel the Miller Freeman on April 2 in Lorain Ohio. It will be assigned to the bureau biological laboratory in Seattle Washington Interior Department announced today.
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