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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1971
Page
6
Prime time lists 3 News 5 Petticoat Junction and 7 Andy Griffith among top slots. Notable films include The Last Child and The Black Orchid. Late night features Chicago Deadline and Harvey Comments wrap the late schedule.
Horoscope brief for all signs with practical advice on finances, social plans, and personal goals. Aries should seek banker advice. Taurus, stay active. Gemini, plan wisely. Moon Children urged to network. Leo, tackle career tasks. Virgo, study successful methods. Libra keep promises. Scorpio seize new agreements. Sagittarius boost energy and upgrade gear. Capricorn join friends after duties. Aquarius focus on home diplomacy. Pisces keep appointments and plan effective letters.
Fragmented crossword clues list appears with garbled entries for Across and Down. Readable items include clues like Mountain nymph God of love and Three toed static. Many answers and letters are corrupted beyond recognition.
The Yavapai County Board of Supervisors approved transferring a liquor license to Prescott College. Bertram F. Thompson Jr., the college’s comptroller, is the official applicant, replacing current holder Robert Clemons of Black Canyon City. The college says the license serves seminars for non-students and regular students will be barred from campus liquor purchases.
Glen Campbell anchors SPECIAL at 7 p.m. as Ali McGraw Ryan O’Neal David Cassidy and Susan Dey Erich Segal and Jack Benny Shirley Jones receive awards. Movie of the Week The Last Child stars Van Heflin at 7:30 p.m. on Channel Three. Cannon features Diane Varsi and William Conrad. Hollywood Theatre Channel Eight presents The Typists with Eli Wallach Anne Jackson.
Thomas Maddock, 88, a pioneer Arizona legislator and former state highway engineer, died in a local nursing home. Elected from Coconino County in 1912, he was believed to be the last survivor of Arizona’s first Legislature and helped pioneer the state’s early highway network as highway engineer beginning in 1917.
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