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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1971

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United States may loosen hold on F4 Phantom for Israel

Indications grew that Israel will receive American F4 Phantom jets. Secretary Rogers after meeting Israeli Foreign Minister Eban said the U S may rethink withholding the planes as Soviet aid to Egypt increases. A Senate bloc urged immediate sale with equipment to keep Israel’s deterrent.

Israel United States Damascus William P. Rogers Abba Eban Egypt Washington Middle East Anwar Sadat Moscow Kremlin Sadat Rogers

First National Bank Plaza Dedicated In Phoenix

The 27 story First National Bank Plaza in downtown Phoenix was dedicated in a brief ceremony. The $25 million complex includes a 356 foot tower, a 3 story bank pavilion, and a parking garage with 704 windows. FNB occupies 13 floors with tenant space on others. Participants included Gov. Jack Williams and Phoenix officials. University of Arizona Band and Phoenix Boys Choir performed.

Phoenix First National Bank Plaza First National Bank of Arizona Bank First National Bank Sherman Hazeltine Robert D. Williams FNB Jack Williams John Driggs Henry H. Haws Maricopa County Arizona University Band Phoenix Boys Choir

Five hurt in three car crash at Hayden and Thomas

A three car collision at Hayden and Thomas roads Thursday at 11 45 a m sent five people to Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Three were treated and released with minor injuries while two remained hospitalized.

Hayden and Thomas Roads Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Charles Sivak E. Heatherbrae Scott Freestone E. Lafayette Sivak Lynne Munsey E. Hazelwood Eva Russell E. Montecito Cecelia Cowen E. Camelback Rd Linda Hogue Indian School Rd Howard Smolin

Obituary: Mrs Anna Lou Christian 76

Private services held for Mrs Anna Lou Christian who died Monday at age 76. She lived at 7707 East Highland, born in Beth Page Tennessee and moved to the Valley 41 years ago. Survived by daughter Mrs John Fennemore of Scottsdale a son F B Christian of Kermit Texas and six grandchildren. Cremation followed.

A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary Anna Lou Christian

Education Week Proclaimed in Scottsdale by Mayor B L Timms

Scottsdale Mayor B L Timms proclaimed the week of October 24 as American Education Week urging citizens to support schools and close the gap between current conditions and potential improvements for all students.

Scottsdale B. L. ‘Tims

Roundtable on Teacher Effectiveness at Arcadia High

A Monday discussion at Arcadia High School will explore teacher effectiveness. Four panelists include Dr. Robert Cuthbertson, Dr. Norman White, Randy Thompson, and Robert Finkbine. Audience questions follow a 7 30 p m start in the new Social Studies building with the public invited.

Arcadia High School Robert Cuthbertson Arcadia High Norman White Randy Thompson Robert Finkbine

Fountain Hills begins home site sales in planned community

Home site sales started in Fountain Hills with over 12 000 plots planned from 10 000 sq ft to five acres. McCulloch Properties Inc developed the project on the eastern slope of the McDowell Mountains near Scottsdale, investing six million dollars so far and aiming for fifty five million in the next decade. A central 30 acre lake hosts a fountain that shoots water 580 feet high, with a self contained district including shops schools and recreation.

Fountain Hills UPI McDowell Mountains Scottsdale McCulloch Properties Inc

Mexico City blackout leaves over a million without power

A massive power outage darkened northwestern Mexico for up to 13 hours affecting over one million people in Tijuana and Mexicali. Schools and factories closed while traffic stalled and 110 degree heat overwhelmed residents. Baseball fans missed the World Series game as heat and outages persisted.

Tijuana Mexico UPI Juan Fernandez Mexicali

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