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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1967

Page

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Delta DC8 Crash Kills Nineteen Near New Orleans

A Delta Airlines DC8 struck three houses and a motel near New Orleans, killing nineteen people including eight high school girls from Juda Wisconsin and five crew members. Injuries reported number at least ten as investigators identify crew members and assess the crash site near the city. The incident occurred at 1 51 am local time during approach to the New Orleans airport.

Kenner UPI Delta Airlines Delta New Orleans International Hilton Tnn Juda Wis William T. Jeter Norman Ark Maurice E. Watson Boggatown Ind George Plaza New Orleans David E. Posey Brookhave Miss Morton Covington Hilton Charles Imhoff Truman Skaggs New Orleans Enty

Karie Named City Editor Of Scottsdale Daily Progress

Karie, a 47 year old veteran Phoenix area newsman, is appointed city editor of the Scottsdale Daily Progress by publisher Jon athan Marshall. He will oversee municipal and local coverage, edit a weekly business page and write a golf column. He and his wife Irene live at 4040 E Avalon Dr with four daughters.

Jack Karie Phoenix Area Scottsdale Kariie Karie Valley The Arizona Republic Phoenix American Charles Pine Associates Maricopa County Irene Lve Avalon Dr Knights of Columbus

Thursday in the News Thursday in the News

United Press International and Progress Staff compile a roundup of daily world and domestic items. Highlights include political developments, economic notices, and cultural briefs with concise summaries and agency attributions.

United Press International Progress

Dodd to be censured but retain Senate seat

Senate investigators will punish Senator Thomas J. Dodd without expulsion after a secret Ethics Committee meeting. The action follows a year of inquiry into alleged misconduct, contrasting with the Powell case. The committee seeks a punishment short of removal.

Dodd Hell Senate Washington Thomas J. Dodd Adam Clayton Powell Connecticut

Rangers seek car nightmare at Grand Canyon by helicopter

Grand Canyon rangers attempted to reach a car that plunged hundreds of feet into the gorge after being driven off a viewpoint east of Grand Canyon Village. Tire tracks suggest a possible deliberate act amid the rough terrain and rescue effort.

Grand Canyon Grand Canyon Village

Scottsdale teachers bid to strike contested by district

Scottsdale administrators deny unwillingness to negotiate with teachers after a strike vote meetings shows 115 of 150 teachers backed potential action. Larry Bell of the SFT calls for end to “collective begging” while district officials cite two new communication channels and ongoing discussions with the Scottsdale Federation of Teachers and the Scottsdale Education Association.

Scottsdale Board of Education Scottsdale Federation of Teachers Larry Bell SFT AFT Peter Boulay Bowlay

Jail fire by intoxicated inmate sparks city blaze

Charles Brenner 24 of 7021 B Earls, jailed on drunken driving and related charges, allegedly set fire to his mattresses in a city jail cell about 15 minutes after admission. Two mattresses burned. fire extinguished by officers and Rural Fire Dept. Brenner pleaded not guilty and trial set for April 20.

Scottsdale Charles Brenner B. Earls Rural Fire Dept Brenner

Airport bid award nears for Scottsdale fixed base operator

City officials plan inspections of bidders in Farmington New Mexico and Chandler after personal interviews. Construction at Scottsdale Municipal Airport is near completion with landing light wiring and fencing nearly finished. A delay in copper wiring delivery caused theft and required reordering, but work on lighting should resume soon.

Scottsdale Municipal Ken McDonald Lanning Farmington N.M Chandler Bis McDonald Bentson Contracting

Scottsdale School District Advisory Committee Meeting Set

The citizens advisory committee will hear from district financial consultant Joe Ressnea at tonight's open meeting at 7:30 in the education center. Sub-committee reports are due tonight and the group aims to meet the April 4 deadline for recommendations from the board.

Citizens Advisory Committee Scottsdale Schoo District Joe Ressnea James Warne

Youth leads in beautification drive in Scottsdale

Linda Sanders and John Olson head Scottsdale Civic Beautification Week as the youngest leaders of a city drive. They plan ongoing cleanup efforts with high school and troop involvement and emphasize early conservation education for children. Local troops target Granite Reef area, Hall Park, and other sites, while the city increases trash collection to meet demand.

Hal Moore 2Nd St Soloma School Btu Robertson Linda Sanders John Olson Asaya L. B. Spacewater Parks and Recreation Linda Scotiadale John T Anda Gila Club Granite Reef Rd McDonald Dr Seoul Granite Reef and Chaparral McDonald and Scousdale Dehner Scottsdale Delmer Sean

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