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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1975

Page

5

W winds lash Los Angeles brush fires threat rise in foothill blazes

Destructive winds reach 60 mph as two major fires in the San Gabriel Mountains expand beyond 100 square miles. Evacuations increase with 100 plus homes in San Dimas Canyon and two ranger stations among threatened sites. Mt Baldy and Tujunga fires push crews to contain lines while no injuries or major property loss reported yet.

Los Angeles Twin Fire San Gabriel Mountains Mt. Baldy Rustic San Dimas Canyon Tujunga San Dimas Forest Service

Santa's Secret Shop opens for Supai Yavapai Apache students

Supai school hosts Santa's Secret Workshop with gifts 10 cents to 2.50, window shopping Tuesday, wrap-ready purchases start Wednesday, and parent shopping Thursday 3 to 5 p.m. in Room 29. Also Yavapai swap meet December 6 at Yavapai School with 7 by 7 ft spaces for $2 and tables 50 cents, vendor calls to reserve.

Darleen Bittinger Santa’s Secret Workshop Yavapai-area Yavapai School Lois Troxell PTA

Auto registrations fall short of county projections

Maricopa County Assessor Ken Kunes warns fiscal 1975 76 auto registrations may be about 160000 below the 960000 projected, causing a 6.8 million revenue shortfall with state, county, and city shares. He cites weak economy and a new $5 inspection fee starting January as factors, noting renewals and new registrations have averaged under 60000 monthly.

Phoenix Maricopa County Ken Kunes Kunes

Army secretary parachutes into Fort Bragg

Secretary of the Army Martin R. Hoffman parachuted into Fort Bragg to observe 82nd Airborne Division training. He, a former paratrooper, wore the Army's new MC11 parachute and was joined by Lt. Gen. Henry Emerson, commander of Fort Bragg and the 18th Airborne Corps.

Fort Bragg N.C Secretary of the Army Martin R. Hoffman 82Nd Airborne Division Hoffman Army Henry Emerson 18Th Airborne Corps

Charge Dropped Against Antiwar Activist Berrigan

Authorities dismiss charges against antiwar activist Philip Berrigan after a British embassy employee who witnessed red paint spraying on embassy grounds refused to waive diplomatic immunity to testify. The case also involved two other men.

Washington Philip Berrigan

Agreement on smoke control from Indian reservations in Arizona

The State Air Quality Control Bureau and the U S Bureau of Indian Affairs outlined a procedure to protect Arizona from future smoke invasions from reservation brush fires. Attorney General Bruce Babbitt urged EPA action to regulate reservation pollution.

Phoenix State Air Quality Control Bureau U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs Arizona Bruce Babbitt U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Lou Jefferson EPA San Francisco Harry Brewer Ft. Apache Brewer Air Quality Control Bureau Bruce Scott Scott

Rail park announces Thanksgiving weekend hours

Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department releases special Thanksgiving schedule for McCormick Railroad Park. Rob Young says the train operates Friday noon to 5 p.m. Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday noon to 5 p.m. through the holiday period.

McCormick Railroad Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department Rob Young

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