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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1966
Page
3
Government and industry officials warn retail food prices will rise 1.5 to 3 percent next year while farm supplies may grow. Households can cut costs by using beans and eggs instead of meat, and shoppers are advised to stock up on affordable produce as citrus and potatoes become more plentiful.
Horoscope style forecast with multiple signs. Aries Taurus Gemini Moon Children Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius and Aquarius have advice on finances behavior work relationships and road caution. The text warns against overspending misjudging others and starting conflicts while urging prudence discipline and attention to promises duties and budgeting.
UPI analysis notes Khrushchev’s campaign to erase Stalin’s memory has faded, with Brezhnev and others quietly praising his role. Statues remain in Tiflis and Moscow weighs a bust near the Kremlin as debates on Stalin’s legacy continue amid tensions over revived historic narratives.
Ryder System reports better than ever business with 15 000 trucks leased to 2 500 firms across 204 service centers in the United States and Canada. President James A. Ryder notes potential Hertz RCA merger could boost status as largest independent truck-leasing firm. He also describes client screening for driver reliability and fleet overload checks.
The State Tax Commission announced Scottsdale’s October per capita share of collected privilege taxes totaled 63 236.72. Based on a 1965 census population of 54 504 residents, the rebate reflects the city’s portion of state collections. State totals reached 470 304.31, up 3.5 percent from the prior month and 13.6 percent year over year.
William P. Reilly executive vice president of Arizona Public Service will be guest speaker at the fourth annual Tadies Day for the Saguaro Chapter of American Savings and Loan Institute at the Safari Hotel. He has 36 years in public utilities and joined APS in 1948 to discuss the role of women in today’s business and future expectations.
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