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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1970

Page

2

Final deadline on Cross kidnaping expires in Canada

Montreal report says the FLQ extended its ransom deadline for British diplomat James Cross by 12 hours to midnight EDT after broadcasting its manifesto on government radio and TV. The group demanded the manifesto airings and a police search halt, warning of possible death if unmet. Police investigations continued with limited comment.

Montreal UPI James R. Cross Cross Front de Liberation du Quebec FLQ Quebec the Front J. Cross

Five New Soccer Teams Formed At Saturday Clinic

Five soccer teams were formed from last Saturday's clinic. Games begin Saturday at 9 am at Saguaro High School with the new squads competing.

Saguaro High School

San Diego mayor and officials indicted in bribery case

San Diego mayor Frank Curran and seven other elected officials were arrested on bribery and conspiracy charges in a Yellow Cab Co. probe. The indictments, issued by the county grand jury, also named Assemblyman Tom Horn and several county and city officials. All were released on their own recognizance as the investigation links to campaign records and cab company contributions.

San Diego UPI Frank Curran National League of Cities Yellow Cab Co Curran Cab Charles Pratt Tom Homn Jack Walsh Harry Scheidle J. Michael Schaefer Allen Hitch Floyd Morrow Helen Cobb Yellow Cab Pratt U.S Harry Steward

Yom Kippur Quiet Spreads Across Israel and Territories

In Jerusalem and across Israel life slows for Yom Kippur as traffic halts and venues close. Security tightens in the West Bank and Gaza as traffic between occupied areas and Israel stops from midafternoon until 7 p.m. Saturday to protect worshippers and prevent stray vehicles.

Jerusalem Ypi Lydda. Co West Bank Gaza Strip Occupied Territories Israel

Castro vows narcotics crackdown across Arizona

Prescotts Raul Castro calls for elimination of narcotics pushers and broader drug education amid campaigns in Prescott and Tucson. He urges cross border cooperation with Mexico and warns the 1970 literacy law could be unconstitutional.

United Press International Prescott Raul Castro Castro Arizona Mexico Cecante Latin America

Governor Williams to visit Scottsdale GOP headquarters

Governor Jack Williams will tour the Scottsdale Republican campaign HQ on Sunday at 2 15 p m. An earlier planned visit last Friday was rained out.

Jack Williams Scottsdale Republican Campaign

Pancake Breakfast Benefit Supports CODAC at Scottsdale High

The Scottsdale High School Key Club and Cheerleaders host a pancake breakfast to benefit the Community Organization for Drug Abuse Control CODAC. It runs Saturday from 8 to 11 a.m. in the school lunch area with a $1 donation per person. Proceeds go to CODAC to aid drug abuse prevention and treatment efforts.

Scottsdale High ‘School The Community Organization For Drug Abuse Control CODAC

Republican District 26 campaign headquarters opening

State Senator David Kret Representative Frank Kelley and Bob Hungerford will be among guests of honor at the opening of the Republican campaign headquarters for District 26. The event at 1324 N Scottsdale Rd runs Sunday from 2 to 4 pm with refreshments.

Frank Kelley Bob Hungerford Republican Campaign Campaign N. Scottsdale Rd Republican Committee For

Sand buggy proposal sparks heated Arizona committee debate

A Phoenix legislative panel reviewed six bills aimed at lowering auto insurance costs and reducing crash deaths. One measure would bar four wheeled dune buggies lacking fenders or with a power to weight ratio below eight pounds per horsepower from auto registration. Sen Somers White urged killing the bill but was ruled out of order. Rep Robert Fricks warned the bill could bar his Corvette from streets. Other ideas include seat belt mandates, suspending licenses after three moving violations in three years, and mandating post 1972 cars withstand a five mph collision.

Phoenix UPI Somers” White Maricopa Robert P.” Fricks Dpima Fricks

Dow Jones Undervalued Against Earnings and Dividends

Wall Street reports suggest the Dow Jones industrials remain underpriced relative to corporate equity, earnings, and dividends despite recent market recovery. Wright Investor’s Service says prices per dollar of equity capital are about 35 percent behind. The Neill Letter notes a sentiment driven recovery, while E F Hutton & Co highlights market resilience and upside potential driven by internal forces.

New York UPI Wright Investor E.F. Hutton, & Co

Saguaro Students Earn National Merit Commendations

Six Saguaro High School students were commended for placing in the top two percent of the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. Rick L. Campanovo Lisa J. Cohen Russell Franklin Mike Mc Biles Karen Wilson Lori E Woodward were named among 35 000 commended students just below semifinalists vying for $1 000 NMSQT scholarships.

Saguaro High School Rick L. Campanovo Lisa J. Cohen Russell Franklin Mike McBiles Karen Wilson Lori E.woodward

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