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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1967

Page

7

Justices Split Over Obscenity Law In Bookseller Case

UPI reports the Supreme Court remains divided on obscenity standards. The court overturned convictions of a New York City clerk and a Paducah retailer for selling materials not proven obscene under prior standards. It also reviewed an Arkansas law, but affirmed only by reversing the state high court. Justice Black and Douglas advocate broad free expression.

Washington UPI Supreme Court New York City Paducah William L. Austin Spree High Heels Arkansas Gent Swank Bachelor Cavalcade Gentleman Ace Arkansas Supreme Court Hugo L. Black William O. Douglas

Sniper and rookie policeman die in Van Nuys park shooting

In Van Nuys California a 16 year old sniper shot rookie officer Roger R. Warren to death at the Recreation Center then was killed in a gun battle with officers. Officer James P. Woodman was wounded by a ricochet as police returned fire and two other officers were wounded. The sniper William McKinley Miller stood 6 feet 1 inch and weighed 225 pounds.

van Nuys Calif UPI William McKinley Warren James P. Woodman van Nuys Recreation Center Woodman Jerold Shust Henry Acosta Shust

California abortion bill shelved in Senate inactive file

In Sacramento the abortion reform bill sits in the Senate inactive file after Beilenson failed to request a roll call vote for the third straight day. He says he is "one or two votes short" but remains hopeful the measure will gain approval. The bill would expand abortion access beyond saving a mother's life to cases of rape or incest, potential fetal deformity, or danger to a mother's health.

Sacramento Calif UPI California Senate Anthony C. Beilenson Beverly Hills Beilenson

Florida House Panel Urges Safer Car Ads

The Florida House Safety Committee urged automakers to drop ads that push “sexy, high speed, screaming animals and what not” warning such campaigns can provoke reckless driving. Chairman Bill Reedy said emphasis on speed and action raises accident risk.

Tallahassee, Fla UPI Florida House Safety Committee Bill Reedy

Combined band plans concert at Coronado High School

More than 70 music students from Tonto and Tonalea Schools will perform in the Honor Band concert at Coronado High School Auditorium at 8 tonight. Bandmaster Dick Childers will direct seventh and eighth graders in a free public event.

Tonto and Tonalea Coronado High School Dick Childers

Andrews Sisters member Laverne dies at 51

Laverne Andrews died at age 51 in West Los Angeles from cancer complicated by pneumonia. Patt and Maxene rushed home from Lake Tahoe engagements for the funeral as the famous trio’s long volatile career and multiple breakups are recalled.

Hollywood UPI Andrews Sisters Laverne Laula A. Rogers Los Angeles Patt Maxene Lake Tahoe Andrews Chicago

Panels to fight crime in Arizona outlined by commission

The Governor's Commission on Criminal Justice announced a May 17 launch of a crime fighting program and outlined five study areas. They include a central training facility, a state crime lab, tightening the criminal code, community relations in law enforcement, and a stronger correctional system. Chairman is Atty. Gen. Darrel Smith. vice chairman Ceci Richardson. secretary William Schafer.

Phoenix UPI Commission On Criminal Justice Darrel Smith Jack Willams Oconino County Ceci Richardson William Schafer

Mohave Kindergarten Sign-Up Opens at Cocopah Elementary

The Annual Kindergarten Round-up at Cocopah Elementary School 6615 E Cholla St starts at 1 p.m. Thursday for five-year-olds by Dec 31. Registration by last name A–G at 1 p.m., H–N at 2 p.m., O–Z at 3 p.m. Birth certificates required. late registration during the last two weeks in August.

Cocopah E. Cholla St

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