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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1972

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Motorola joins Operation Identification program in Scottsdale

Robert Solem engraves a Social Security number on a camera under Lt. John Pratt as Motorola joins the Scottsdale Police Department property identification effort. Motorola employees in Scottsdale Phoenix Mesa and Tempe may borrow the engraver to mark personal property and file a property registration card with the police.

Robert Solem Motorola Government Electronics John Pratt Scottsdale Police Department Operation Identification Police Department Scottsdale Phoenix Mesa Tempe

Police hunt for assault suspect after Scottsdale bowling alley attack

Scottsdale police seek a stocky man about six two and over 200 pounds who beat Jack Newkirk 21 Tempe outside Papago Bowl 2012 N Scottsdale Rd around 10 30 p m Friday. Newkirk treated and released at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital.

Scottsdale N. Scottsdale Rd Jack Newkirk Tempe Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Newkirk Debra

Governor Williams to Resume Duties After Fatigue Recovery

Governor Jack Williams, treated for fatigue after a fall at the Grand Canyon and discharge from a Phoenix hospital, is due back at work Tuesday. Administrative assistant C R Krimminger said all scheduled appointments are canceled through Monday while he recovers at home.

Phoenix UPI Jack Williams C.R. Krimminger Williams Grand Canyon

Talk on China at Scottsdale Library by ASU professor

Dr. Stephen R. MacKinnon of Arizona State University will discuss his China visit and show slides on modern Chinese culture. The talk titled A Scholar Looks at Red China will be at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the Library Auditorium with no admission charge.

Red China Scottsdale Public Library Stephen R. MacKinnon Arizona State University

Mayor lauds flood heroes in Scottsdale commendations

Mayor Bud Tims praised city employees and volunteers who helped during the Indian Bend Wash flood. He highlighted Scottsdale Memorial Hospital staff, a tractor crew led by Bill Turner and Tom Stember, and driver Don Way for rescuing people and delivering medicines amid rising waters.

Bud Tims Indian Bend Wash Scottsdale Scottsdale Memorial Hospital City Hall Stan Sirota Markgraf Pharmacy Indian School Road Bill Turner Bill Schrader Farms Sirota Turner Tom Stember Stember East McDonald Drive Don Way Scottsdale Road Way

City workers honored at Scottsdale banquet

City supervisors hosted the first annual dinner in City Hall to honor 10 employees with plaques and certificates. Awards included Innovation, Public Relations, Team Worker, Predictivity, and Civic Service, recognizing contributions from departments such as Public Works, Planning, Parks and Recreation, and the Library.

Dale Carter Scottsdale Cholla Park City Hall Happy City Carter Donald E. Renz Elaine K. Cholewa Richard L. Brown Ross Alan Smith Planning Department Bill L. Ensign Parks and Recreation Department

Learning disabilities funds increase urged in Arizona race

Dr. Fred Pratt, rival to incumbent Richard Harris for Maricopa County Superintendent of Schools, urged Sky Harbor Kiwanis members to back more state funding for learning disability programs. He praised local school finance and pledged support for retaining the local district against statewide systems.

Maricopa County Fred Pratt Richard Harris Sky Harbor Kiwanis Club Pratt Social Social Studies Department Saguaro High School

Veterans Day Assembly set at Apache School

Parents and the public are invited to a Veterans Day memorial assembly on Tuesday at 9 30 a.m. The program includes a flag raising at the flagpole by major armed forces branches with guest speaker Herb Drinkwater vice mayor of Scottsdale.

Armed Forces Herb Drinkwater Scottsdale

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