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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1972

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SCC Library Expands Access To Books Pipes Media And More

Scottsdale Community College libraries frame themselves as a service lending knowledge rather than just books. The new facility houses about 2 000 volumes with growth limited by budget and driven by college programs such as nursing and anthropology. The library subscribes to over 500 periodicals and offers audio visual tools including tape recorders slide projectors and rental films to support language music drama biology and stenography studies.

Kathryn Kuehn Scottsdale Community College U.S A V Kuehn

Fishin Derby Highlight At City Parks Event

A city parks and recreation day features a fishin derby for youngsters, an art show, games and contests. Activities include an inner tube rolling race sack races ring toss bottle toss and other entertainment starting at 6 a.m.

Hoover Laid In State At Capitol Rotunda In Mourning

Washington mourns FBI Director J Edgar Hoover in a Capitol rotunda service. Nixon plans to name an acting FBI director with a permanent head under consideration as Hoover lies in state before Thursday funeral. Hoover died in his sleep from a heart attack amid election year transition.

Isabelle Hall FBI Hoover Nixon U.S Edward L. R. Elson Senate Catafalque Pennsylvania Avenue FBT Justice Department National Presbyterian Church

Firemen solve two arson cases in city

Rural Fire Department reports two arsons solved with four youths referred to county juvenile authorities. A 15-year-old and a 14-year-old are accused of starting a Papago Lanes fire by stuffing trash into a duct and lighting it on April 23. A 9-year-old allegedly set a Fry's Food Store blaze by tossing a lit broom into a dumpster on April 21.

Steve Herman RFD Papago Lanes N. Scottsdale Rd Herman Fry's Food

Bing Crosby Oscar Recovered at Gonzaga Campus Chapel

The Academy Award statue stolen from Bing Crosby’s Gonzaga University collection was found at the campus chapel. The 1944 Going My Way Oscar was taken the weekend of April 22 23 and replaced by a four inch Mickey Mouse statue.

Spokane Wash UPI Oscar Bing Crosby Gonzaga University Crosby Mickey Mouse

Thieu fires 2 generals as Quang Tri falls to communists

President Thieu dismissed two top generals blamed for Quang Tri loss as North Vietnamese forces overran Fire Base Nancy near Hue. Refugees fled Hue while South Vietnamese troops retreated from Nancy to Phong Dien and Bastogne fell earlier this week.

Arthur Higbee Saigon UPI Nguyen van Thieu Quang Tri Province Nancy Hue Stewart Kellerman 3Rd Division Quang Tri Chad Huntley da Nang Phong Dien Highway 1 Evans U.S Birmingham King and Bastogne Bastogne Binh Dinh Qui Nhon English Dunkirk

Old Town Scottsdale Street Sale to Benefit Red Schoolhouse

More than 100 Old Town merchants prepare for a three day street sale to raise funds for Scottsdale’s Little Red Schoolhouse. Events include a balloon launch by Vice Mayor Drinkwater and Dolan Ellis, entertainment by locals, and a horse show with profits to the schoolhouse fund.

Scottsdale Herb Drinkwater Arizona Dolan Ellis East Main Scottsdale Stadium Sam Pendleton Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce Chamber Edgardo Briones Joanna Guilmette Schoolhouse Fund Pendleton Ann Sawyer Dick Saba Saba

Jewelry Burglary Reported in Thornwood Acres

James Harries of Thornwood Acres reports a burglary at his residence while his family vacationed in California. Between April 21 and 28, $849 in jewelry vanished, including a yellow gold diamond ring worth $650, an emerald ring $100, a pearl ring $25, and two pins valued at $45 and $27 respectively.

James Harries Thornwood Acres Scottsdale California Harries

Britain set to join Common Market before 1973 deadline

A government source said legislation enabling Britain to join the European Common Market will become law well before the January 1 1973 target date. The statement underscores progress toward England's entry into the bloc.

London UPI Britain

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