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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1968

Page

6

Convicts Warn Scottsdale Students Drug Crime Not Worth It

Four Arizona State Prison inmates spoke at Coronado High as part of a drug education series across Scottsdale schools. The program emphasizes illegal drug use risks, legal penalties, and crime consequences with follow ups at Arcadia and Scottsdale high schools.

Scottsdale Coronado High Arizona State Prison Coronado’s Danny “Stanford Jerry Thompson Thompson Florence Arcadia High Coronado

City liquor policy clash with 7 11 Market transfers discussed

Arizona liquor-licensing chief will meet Phoenix officials on April 1 to review the council demand for locked cabinets in convenience stores. Col Harold Moore will join discussions a day before April 2 hearings on three person-to-person transfer applications for 7 11 Markets. The council seeks cabinet rules to curb underage access, while 7 11 officials contest city authority, claiming only the state can regulate liquor sale methods. Pending transfers involve Raymond Adams, Donald Kiley, and Marvin Klatt, with liquor sales continuing until state action.

Arizona’s Harold Moore Bud Tims Charles Marshall Frank Beer Raymond Adams 68Th St Donald Kiley Granite Reef Rd Mervin Klatt

City Considers Full Time Dog Catcher in Scottsdale

City officials study the feasibility of hiring a full time dog catcher to enforce leash laws while continuing to contract with Maricopa County for impoundment. The review includes timing of complaints and coordination with Dr. John Kelly and county authorities before a decision.

Scottsdale Bob Jones Walter Nemetz John Kelly Maricopa Kelly Jones Bill Donaldson

Royal Mint Seeks Workers Amid Financial Strain

Britain faces a fresh financial squeeze as the Royal Mint runs short of applicants for labor. The agency urgently advertises for workers to meet production needs and keep coinage flowing.

London UPI Britain Royal’ Mint

Man held in theft at First Baptist Church

George Jonathon Furman, 50, of the El Cerrito Hotel in Phoenix, was arrested about 2:30 this morning on burglary, burglary tools, and vagrancy charges after a break in at the First Baptist Church on Osborn Road. A dictaphone was stolen from the church office. no other property was taken. Furman is jailed on a $3,000 bond. In a separate burglary, $17 was taken from World Trade Services at Indian School Road between 9:30 and 10 p.m. The front door was kicked in and an empty cash box found inside.

Phoenix First Baptist Church E. Osborn Rd George Jonathon Frrman el Cerrito N. Central Furman World Trade Services

Explosions Rock U S Embassy and Offices in Madrid

Two blasts shook the U S Embassy and the nearby USIA Information Center in Madrid. No injuries were reported though windows shattered in both buildings.

U.S Madrid Spain USIA

McCarthy pushes looser Social Security in Wisconsin tour

Democratic candidate Eugene McCarthy urged liberalizing Social Security as a first priority after addressing a Fond Du Lac senior citizens gathering in central Wisconsin. His remarks framed the reform as essential for a new administration.

Fond DU Lac Wisconsin Eugene McCarthy

Negro Students Riot At Tuskegee Institute

Negro students at the Tuskegee Institute in Alabama block classroom and administration entrances including the president's office to press demands for ending compulsory ROTC and curfew, and for better housing.

Tuskegee Institute Tuskegee Ala Alabama

Arraignment set for Endreson on two murder counts

Twenty year old Robert Endreson is to be arraigned tomorrow on two murder charges in Tempe and Scottsdale. He is to appear before Justice of the Peace Harold Holcomb at 12:45 p.m. over the slayings of Linda Hodge, 21, of Tempe, found shot March 12 northeast of Sentisdale.

Phoenix Robert-Endreson Tempe Endreson Scottsdale

Johnson Defends Policy to AFL-CIO Audience in Washington

President Johnson attacked his critics at the AFL-CIO Building and Construction Trades Department conference in Washington drawing cheers from labor supporters. A dozen delegates protested with signs targeting Kennedy and Vietnam policy while Kennedy campaigned in California urging opposition to Johnson's approach.

United Press International Johnson Afl-Cio Building and Construction Trades Department Washington Vietnam Robert F. Kennedy D-N.y Eugene J. McCarthy D-Minn New Hampshire Kennedy California San Fernando Valley State College Los Angeles

Paradise Valley Council to decide on town incorporation path

The Paradise Valley City Council meets at 7 30 p m Thursday to consider actions in the long running incorporation dispute dating to 1961. Mayor Huntress says they will review methods to resolve the matter as court action looms.

Paradise Valley Jack Huntress

Scottsdale Man Dies In Collision At Tatum And McDonald

A Scottsdale resident, 31 year old Joseph Scott Dole of Mockingbird Lane, died after his car collided with a vehicle driven by 64 year old Leon Doran Wray near Tatum and McDonald Drives. Wray is in serious condition at Doctors Hospital. A second accident left 15 year old Gregory S. Lanners injured and in good condition at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital, while Doris Bean and Lanners faced citations for traffic violations.

Scottsdale Doctors Hospital Tatum McDonald Joseph Scott Dole E. Mockingbird Lane Leon Doran Wray N. Camino del Contento Sheriff's Deputies Wray Dole Gregory S. Lanners E. Portland Scottsdale Baptists Hospital Lanners Wth &T McDowell Doris Bean E. Fairmont Mrs. Bean

Jordan and Israel clash in the Jordan Valley crisis

Jordan reports renewed artillery and mortar exchanges with Israel across the Jordan River. A Jordanian spokesman says Israel opened fire near Makhtar al Qarn and Jordan returned fire as casualties were not yet reported. The fighting marks a third straight day of cross river clashes with northern areas and Fatah squads involved. Weather outlook indicates high cloudiness with highs near 77 and 78, lows around 45.

Jordan Israel Jordan ‘River Valley Amman Hussein Middle East U.N. Security Council Makhtar ‘al Qarn Jordan Valley Makhadat Abu Es-Sus Jordan River Sammie el Fatah Fatah Neve-Or

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