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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1972

Page

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Nixon poised for historic landslide in 1972 election

Nixon appears set to win four more years as polls predict a crushing defeat of McGovern. Heavy turnout in states like Massachusetts Ohio Michigan and New York accompanies rain and snow in parts of the nation. Federal observers report efforts to safeguard voting under the Voting Rights Act.

Washington UPI Richard M. Nixon White House George S$. McGovern Great Plains Minneapolis St. Paul Nixon Nisan San Clemente Caif SidxraBer Mitchell, SD Massachusetts Ohio Michigan Cook County Chicago Pittsburgh New York City South Carolina Kentucky Tennessee Virginia Oklahoma Texas Florida Georgia New Jersey Alabama Louisiana Mississippi Justice Department Richard G. Kreindienst Ap Waerbaae

US F111 Missing In North Vietnam. Yellow Alert Ordered

A U S F111 vanished over North Vietnam during a solo penetration mission. The five provinces from the DMZ to Da Nang placed on yellow alert ahead of possible election day attacks. The loss came within 24 hours of a US Navy A7 Corsair downed near Hanoi with the pilot missing. Raids target North Vietnamese supply lines ahead of a hoped cease fire.

Saigon Military Region 1 Demilitarized Zone da Nang North Vietnam Hanoi North South Vietnam

Design Review Board to mull Scottsdale housing plans

Scottsdale Design Review Board reviews 110 condominiums on an 11 acre site west of Hayden Road for phase one of a four phase project by J and F Development. Also reviews 140 condominiums on Camelback Road and carport additions to Liacore apartment complex as Interdevelopment Associates oversees two-phase plans. Various commercial and office plans from Wolf Construction Co. and Richard Halleman, plus two small one story shops, await review by the board and Site Plan Committee.

Design Review Board Scottsdale Hayden Road Jackrabbit Road McDonald Drive Ted Alexander Alexander J and F Development Camelback Rd Schwenn and Clark Scoth 40 Corp E. Chaparral Rd Li Acore Interdevelopment Associates of Concord Mass Beard Indian School Granite Reef Roads Wolf Construction Co E. Main St Richard Halleman Mercer Lane Fifth Ave Leslie Weston Tung Sun Tu Marshall Way Joe Wong Thunderbird Industrial Airpark

Camera equipment stolen from Scottsdale hotel guest

Worcester photographer Gayle Schofield reported $3,000 worth of cameras and gear stolen after check in at the Safari Hotel on Scottsdale Road. Police say baggage was brought to her room by a hotel employee and the items disappeared Friday night. a search by staff preceded her report. Separately, Mitchell Electric Co. in Phoenix reported $570 of tools taken from a storage lot over the weekend with a fence cut and locks pried.

Scottsdale Worcester Mass Gayle Schofield Safari Hotel Scottsdale Rd Mitchell Electric Co Phoenix Pima Rd

Roof Collapse Injures Two Phoenix Men Demolishing Building

Two Phoenix men, Ken Hammond and Carl Nowlin, were injured when a wooden roof collapsed at a structure they were demolishing at 6034 E Indian School Rd around 11 a.m. Hammond remained hospitalized in satisfactory condition, while Nowlin was treated and released.

Phoenix Ken Hammond Carl Nowlin Hammond Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Nowlin Scottsdale

Indians Relax Grip for Talks on BIA Takeover Stand

Several hundred American Indians relaxed their five day sit in at the Bureau of Indian Affairs building as high administration officials met with AIM leaders in Washington. Vernon Bellecourt said some progress was made in talks with Interior Secretary Rogers Morton and aides Garment Carlucci and Louis Bruce. The group demanded removal of BIA duties from Harrison Loesch and restoration of 52 million dollars in the BIA budget. They cited poor life expectancy and high infant mortality among tribes and said they have contacted Nixon through Garment and Carlucci. The protest began with a BIA takeover last Thursday, drawing in as many as 300 participants at times.

Alan Shearer Washington Upi Bureau of Indian Affairs BIA Vernon Bellecourt American Indian Movement AIM White House Rogers C. B. Morton Leonard Garment Frank Carlucci Louis Bruce Bellecourt Nixon Garment Carlucci Washington Interior Harrison Loesch Morton

Indians condemn BIA takeover by Indian movement

Inter-Tribal Council of Arizona President Donald Antone Sr denounces militants who seized the BIA office in Washington as violent and illegitimate. He says the action harms Indians, displaces elected leaders, and wastes funds that could aid jobless tribal members.

Sacaton UPI Bureau of Indian Affairs Washington American Indian Movement Inter-Tribal Council of Arizona Benedict Arnold Council Donald Antone Sr Antone America BIA

Obituary Notice for Alice Parker of Scottsdale

Alice Parker of Reading Massachusetts born and moved to Scottsdale in 1969 died Sunday in Heritage of Camelback Nursing Home. Retired secretary formerly with Boston’s Children Hospital and Episcopal Church member. Survived by sister Harriet Dearborn and nephew Russ Dearborn, both of Scottsdale. Entombment at Green Acres Mausoleum after private family services.

Alice Parker Reading Mass Scottsdale Boston Heritage Camelback Nursing Home Miss Parker N. Miller Rd Children’s Hospital Episcopal Church Harriet P. Dearborn Russ P. Dearborn Green Acres Mausoleum

Britons Brace for 9 Day Freeze in Inflation Crackdown

London reports a nine day freeze on pay prices rents and dividends announced by Prime Minister Edward Heath to curb inflation. Labour opposes the plan and vows to fight the bill while unions and consumers react with mixed support and concern over exemptions.

London UPI Britain Edward Heath Labor Heath Gloria Tubbins Ralph Fisher Pagné House of Commons

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