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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1969
Page
11
Tonalea sixth grade Camp Fire Girls led by Mrs. Richard Hughes invite all to a Halloween gala at 6526 E Holly the night before Halloween Oct 30 from 6:30 to 8 pm. The event features games cookies drinks and a ghost walk in costume.
Pima and Navajo area students completed elections with Alden Davis as president Mike JoDoni as vice president Sandra Paffumi as secretary and Peggy Jaeger as treasurer. Roles for counselors and club leaders are listed along with upcoming events including a school employes golf tournament at Golden Hills Country Club and various scouting and choir activities.
Robert Taylor of the Maricopa County health department says automobiles caused about 82.8 percent of local air pollution. He notes deadly carbon monoxide reached harmful levels last winter. State and federal pre empted local controls and rely on a voluntary car inspection program. The county advisory council plans meetings starting Oct 23 to align regulations with the new state law.
Police in Chicago prepared for further student demonstrations after clashes at Lincoln Park and Grant Park. About 2,500 National Guardsmen remained in armories while police arrested four, including a man with bricks in his car trunk. Mayor Daley condemned the violence and urged felony charges. Weatherwomen were arrested after a clash that injured five policemen and two assistants.
The Arizona House Judiciary Committee urged the Supreme Court to propose uniform rules for juvenile offenders. Chief Justice Jesse Udall and four associate justices were told the court would consider the request at its next meeting. The committee cited citizen dissatisfaction with current juvenile handling and suggested the court speak on the issue.
Police report two burglaries with losses totaling over 200 dollars. Dorothy K. Dart’s home at 6844 North 86th Street lost 60 to 70 record albums and 92 dollars in cash after a window screen was removed. A separate Lamplighter Interiors break in on Indian School Road 104 W included a loud bell horn a .22 rifle and stamps worth 192 dollars.
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