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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1972
Page
3
Canned food items require refrigeration after opening to prevent spoilage. Keep opened contents in a sealed container and store in the refrigerator to maintain safety and quality. Always discard any food that shows signs of spoilage.
The Earthline column summarizes safe food storage after opening cans and vitamin intake, warns about deadly Green Gilled Parasol mushrooms on Valley lawns, reports EPA transportation studies in 16 cities including Phoenix with a Dec 14 final report, and notes a U S Court of Appeals ruling upholding clean air standards amid environmental group concerns.
Phoenix civic figure Maurice M. Giss 31 is appointed executive director of Arizona American Revolution Bicentennial Commission. He brings experience from the Highway Patrol and state agencies and will lead six regional committees for the 1976 celebrations.
Pest Control Technology, Cleveland's new monthly magazine, features a full color centerfold bug of the month, an Oriental cockroach. Rick Schroeder of Somick Publishing says the issue aims to put Cleveland on the map as the bug capital of the world.
Los Angeles Times reporter William Farr, jailed for contempt after refusing to reveal news sources, says he is in near solitary confinement in an 8 by 12 foot windowless cell at Los Angeles County Jail. The California Supreme Court denied habeas corpus and bail motions. a U.S. district court petition was planned.
Dr. A. E. Carpenter, president of Scottsdale Memorial Hospital, was named Associate Officer in the American Society of the Order of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem. Announcement appeared in the London Gazette, with the award signed by the order’s secretary general. The induction occurred in New York City at a banquet, though he attended in absentia.
NYC faces massive traffic as 5000 Long Island Rail Road workers strike. 170000 daily riders pivot to buses and car pools while authorities ease on street parking and expand routes. Commuters endure delays, with 90 minute trips common for many into Manhattan.
Robert and Charlotte Doyle of Scottsdale filed in Maricopa County Superior Court alleging a half insect found in KFC cole slaw caused nausea vomiting and loss of appetite. They name Frank Ziede Produce Inc the cole slaw ingredients supplier, as defendant. they reside at 502 N Hayden Rd.
Cocopah's fine arts department stages a two night show titled Those Were the Days in the cafetorium with two skits and 14 songs and dances. Shows start at 8 p.m. adults 50 cents students 25 cents directed by Mrs. Mary Jo Spradling.
Mark Sweeney a 15 year old Scottsdale High School freshman will spend 15 hours in the city building department with inspector Jerry Hilton to photograph existing signs. The photos will be added to a collection to help inspectors enforce the sign ordinance and advance his Community Service Merit Badge toward Eagle Scout status.
A postgraduate optometry seminar will be held Friday in the Doubletree Inn Bonsai Room at 4710 N Scottsdale Rd. Sessions led by Dr. A M Skeffington, education director for the Optometric Extension Foundation of Duncan Oklahoma, focus on continuing education and vision research. For details contact Dr. Martin Laderman at 3833 E Indian School Rd.
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