Rebellion toll nears 300000 in East Pakistan crisis
Reports from New Delhi cite Pakistan restoring order in East Pakistan as Sheik Mujibur Rahman leads a four day civil war. Indian authorities warn of heavy casualties with All India Radio claiming up to 7000 killed in Dacca and 309000 across East Pakistan in 48 hours, while tensions rise along the Indian border and Indian political leaders consider recognizing Rahman’s Awami League.
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Indiaa
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Awami League
Miss Junior Achievement 1971 winner named Olsen
Scottsdale High senior Kim Olsen crowned Miss Junior Achievement 1971 amid a contest featuring multiple contestants and sponsor support. The event highlighted local school talent and community involvement in a period pageant.
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STE Crowned In Cortez High Ceremony Saturday Night
Se EeTET and STE were crowned in a Cortez High School event held Saturday night. The ceremony honored outstanding students with campus recognitions and peer voting in a formal assembly.
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Cortez High
Circle K Burglary Report Details Two Separate Thefts
Police report two Circle K burglaries at 1819 N Scottsdale Rd and a nearby store over the weekend. In the first, two middle aged Black men distracted the clerk while one opened the safe and took unknown cash. In the second, two white men around 20 yo removed eight cases of beer from the rear as the clerks were distracted.
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Uita
State GOP selects officers in Arizona
The Arizona GOP names its state committee officers with Jess Allen of Santa Cruz as first vice chairman. Mary Crisp of Maricopa County elected second vice chairman and Len Mattice named Graham County third chairman. Incumbent state chairman Rosenaweift not up for re election.
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Maricopg ‘County
Len’ Mattice
Graham County
Scottsdale Jaycees win first in state awards in Tempe
The Scottsdale Jaycees earned the Gold Chip Chapter Award the first ever given to an Arizona Jaycees group at the state meeting in Tempe. Local members Garth Saager was named Outstanding Young Man candidate. other victors included Donald Jackson Jun Singleton Glyde Sharp Robert Jones Ronald Mayes Don Miller Mike Sisco and Bob Phillips with regional honors. The unit totals about 200 members.
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Arizona Public Service Co
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Jun, Singleton
Phoenix College
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Mesa
Ronald Mayes
Arizona Highway Patrol
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Bob Phillips
Jaycees
Phoenix Drops Bid for 1972 Democratic National Convention
Hadley Whittemore of the Valley of the Sun Convention Bureau says Phoenix rescinded plans to seek the 1972 Democratic National Convention. He cites financial and logistical strain, noting Phoenix would need 20 000 to 25 000 rooms but has about 15 000 available and would have to provide security funding.
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Car fire damages Scottsdale building near pool
Rural firemen report a Sunday fire at 7310 E Garfield Scottsdale caused smoke damage to a southeast side building owned by the city. The blaze began about 11:20 a.m. damaging a vehicle at 6819 E Bellview. Estimated damage reaches $1.
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Scottsdale
Robert J
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Scottsale
Scottsdale Street Directories Cost Confusion Report
A Saturday Progress item notes Scottsdale area street directories published at $400 per copy with doubts about access to names. It cites an alleged error moving the price from about $1,000 per copy to a corrected figure of 00 per copy, highlighting obtaining names as a problem.
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Obituary George L. Ellis of Scottsdale Pioneer Engineer Dies
George L. Ellis 64 resident since 1935 of Scottsdale died after a life as engineer designer of homes and sprinkler systems. He built landmark Arizona houses including the Fred Mayta and Pansen House. Survived by wife Rachael two sons David and Michael a daughter and sister. Services private at Messinger Mortuary. Contributions suggested to Scottsdale Fine Arts Council.
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Scottsdale journalists win big in Arizona Press Women contest
Scottsdale Daily Progress staff members and residents win multiple first and second place awards in the Arizona Press Women competition. Mary Bach wins four firsts in feature, column and women pages. Danna Boeckius earns two firsts and three seconds plus best entry plaque. Pat McElfresh of Mesa Tribune earns five firsts. Betty Janik wins a second for an Epi-Hab brochure. Awards announced at Camelback Inn convention May 27-30.
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Burglary and Grand Theft Reports Across Scottsdale
Scottsdale police weekend probe into four burglaries and a grand theft tallies losses above $1 700. Dennis Roberts reports $751 in motorcycle gear stolen from a home storage area between Friday night and Saturday dawn via a front window. James Jones reports $500 in tools stolen from his garage between March 23 and Sunday morning, entry gained by force on a rear door. A Holiday Inn theft involved a portable color television taken from a room of a New Mexico guest who left unpaid, possibly driving a rented car. Charles Neidhart notes a nursery burglary at Del Camino Nursery with the lower half of a unique planter removed from the greenhouse, value $200, entry through a cut plastic screen, top half left behind.
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