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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1972

Page

2

Bombers shorten North Vietnam raids amid weather talk

The 03. Command said air raids over North Vietnam were curtailed due to weather while U S military sources cited thunderstorms. No B52 strikes were reported in 18 days, yet over South Vietnam 36 missions were flown by B52s from Thailand and Guam in the 24 hours through noon. Jet fighter-bombers conducted about 320 strikes against North Vietnam, weather cited as possibly limiting operations.

Saigon Command Today North Vietnam U.S Thailand Guam South Vietnam U.S. Command

McGovern Campaign Aides Cite Nixon Espionage Charge Impact

McGovern aides claim Nixon's espionage accusations boosted his challenge while campaigning across Connecticut Rhode Island New Jersey Maryland and Maryland suburbs. Campaign directors cite voter canvasses showing McGovern ahead in several locations and narrow gaps elsewhere amid White House denial and renewed inquiry signals.

Washington Georee White House Frank Mankiewicz MacGovern Gary Hart GOP McGovern Nixon Hart Bridgeport McGoverns CBS Daniel Schorr John Dean Watergate Complex Dean FBI Patrick Gray Schorr CBS News White

Women Back Pollock in Arizona First District Race

A coalition of women from the Arizona Women's Political Caucus Arizona State University Faculty Wives Arizonans for Peace and United Farm Workers Union urged voting for Jerry Pollock over incumbent John Rhodes in the First District. They criticized Rhodes for indifference to social needs and stressed electing a congressman focused on human concerns. Phyllis Royer Mesa teacher who Pollock beat in the Democratic primary spoke at the news conference.

Hoenix UPI Jerry Pollock Congress Maricopa County John Rhodes Phyllis Royer Mesa Pollock Arizona Women's Political Caucus Arizona State University Faculty Wives Arizonans For Peace United Farm Workers Union

Fountain Hills Fire Protection Found Adequate For Now

Arizona Corporation Commission says Fountain Hills fire protection by Rural Fire Department is adequate for now after investigating potential double duty by security guards at McCulloch development. Burkhart died from shotgun discharge. guards sometimes fight fires and are paid McCulloch employees under RFD contract.

Arizona Corporation Commission Fountain Hills Sid Buikhart Phoenix McCulloch RFD Burkhart Robert Kircher Commission Fountains Hills Kircher

Obituary: Carl C. Andersen Phoenix builder and legislator

Carl Christian Andersen 63 a partner in A H Building Supply real estate broker and subdivider dies at home in Phoenix He came from W Iska Tl to Phoenix in 1944 active in postwar housing program elected to the legislature in 1954 and 1956 Survivors include wife Alvena daughter Mary Kay Hess and two grandchildren Funeral services set for Prince of Peace Lutheran Church with entombment at Green Acres Mausoleum Memorials to St Josephs Hospital pulmonary department requested.

Carl Christian Andersen A. & H. Building Supply Co Prince of Peace Lutheran Church N. 56Th St Mr. Andersen Phoenix Zeka E. Rockridge McNabb, Ill Columbia Business College of Chicago Phoenix Executives Club Lions Club Arizona Country Club Alvena Mary Kay Hess Phenix St. Joseph's Hospital Pulmonary.department

Minton Services Set for Joseph Allen Minton

Joseph A. Minton 79 died Sunday in Hayden Manor. He developed oil and mine properties in Salt Creek and LaBarge Wyoming and organized Arizona Ranch & Metal Co near Parker. Born Baywood Louisiana he moved to Wyoming in 1916 then to Arizona 15 years ago. He lived in the Valley eight years and was a Methodist Church member. Survivors include his wife. Services will be 10 a.m. Wednesday at Memory Lawn Mortuary Phoenix with entombment in Memory Lawn Mausoleum.

Joseph Allen Minton Salt Creek LaBarge Wyoming Memory Lawn Mortuary 27Th Ave Phoenix Memory Lawn Minton E. Glenrosa Hayden Manor Arizona. Ranch & Metal ,Co Parker Baywood Arizona Salt Lake City

DAV post warns of impostor veterans in scam plots

Burton S. Danielson commander of Tri-City Post No. 8 warns residents about men posing as disabled veterans. He cites two in progress projects the Gold Brick Fund to raise 100000 for a Mesa hall and ads for the 1973 Arizona DAV Convention Yearbook. Mailing address given for contributions.

Disabled American Veterans Post Burton S. Danielson Tri-City DAV Moth Danielson Mesa P.O Scottsdale

Buffalo group urges end to annual Arizona buffalo hunt

The Committee to Save the Buffalo circulates petitions to Gov. Jack Williams and the Arizona legislature urging termination of the yearly buffalo hunt. They call for humane methods to balance herds, including controlled breeding or humane slaughter, and propose charging a nominal entrance fee to fund herd management. Patrick Shields of Scottsdale leads the committee.

Arizona Committee To Save Patrick Shields Scottadale

Runoff Boosts Lakes as Storms Fill Reservoirs

Runoff from recent storms doubled water in Roosevelt and Horseshoe Lakes and raised levels in nearby reservoirs. Salt River Project notes watersheds saturated, signaling higher runoff in spring rains. Apache Canyon and Saguaro Lakes near capacity while Roosevelt rose to 485,122 acre-feet, about one third full.

United Press International Roosevelt Horseshoe Lakes Salt River Apache Canyon Saguaro Lakes Roosevelt Lake

Candidate seeks apology for omitted voter guide

Lillian Field, nonpartisan candidate for county supervisor in District 2, asks the League of Women Voters for an apology after her name was omitted from the 1972 Voter's Guide. She filed Sept. 22 with the election board and argues filing after the primary is allowed under Arizona State Laws.

Lillian Field Dist. 2 League of Women , Voters League

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