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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1969
Page
14
The article outlines affordable measures to deter burglars in Scottsdale during winter visits. It recommends securing sliding doors with top and bottom bolts, using dead bolts, installing window alarms, and employing security patrols. Guards emphasize locking doors, even briefly, to reduce break‑ins and warn that intruders act in daytime as well as night.
Modern roofing becomes a visual asset with heavyweight asphalt shingles offering a wide color range from frost white to Mediterranean blue. Color offered by mineral granules and new color tech fades less, while heavyweight shingles over 290 pounds per 100 square feet create depth through shadow lines.
The Federal Trade Commission outlines guidelines affecting manufacturers retailers and distributors in the household furniture industry. They require permanent clear disclosures on use of wood simulants and other materials detailing construction composition durability design origin manufacture price and grade to prevent deceptive practices.
Lyman Benioff's The Cacti of Arizona gets a third printing from The University of Arizona Press. The 210 page volume adds 177 illustrations including 37 in color and refines classification of 68 species with new research since the second edition. It offers species descriptions by stems and spines plus cultivation tips for native cacti.
United Press International outlines new home odor control options including counteractant devices that install in central HVAC ducts or wall mounts. A Honeywell design disperses counteractants to neutralize odors, with normal and high settings and four fragrance options for a subtle aroma.
A study by the Bureau of Advertising ANPA and the Association of Newspaper Classified Managers shows classified ads with richer details about homes generate about twice as many inquiries as standard broker ads. Both ran in the same paper on the same day with different phone numbers.
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