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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1971

Page

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Police arrest nearly 300 antiwar protesters near White House

Police blocked a march to serve an eviction notice on President Nixon as nearly 300 demonstrators were detained one block from the White House. Leaders Rennie Davis and Fr. James Groppi were among those arrested amid a largely peaceful, rush hour disruption.

Washington UPI White House Nixon Rennie Davis David Dellinge John Fraines Milwaukee James Groppi People’s Coalition For Peace and Justice Pennsylvania New York Avenues

Moore to be given award posthumously

The late Rex G Moore will be honored posthumously by the Defense Research Institute DRI board at its Camelback Inn meeting. A Distinguished Service Award will be presented in his memory with a donation to his honor.

Rex G. Moore Board of Defense Research Institute DRI Milwaukee Wis DRI Board of Directors Camelback Inn Moore National Defense Attorneys” Organization Jennings, Strauss and Salmon Defense Research Institute

Arizona Committee of Enlightenment to meet Thursday

The Arizona Committee of Enlightenment plans a 7:30 p.m. meeting Thursday at the First Federal Savings Building on 6950 E. Camelback Rd. The new group seeks to petition the state Legislature to secure more facilities for the mentally retarded.

Arizona Committee of Enlightenment Camelback Rd

Teen girl recounts attempted assault by male intruder

A 17 year old Coronado High student told police a young man about 18 or 19 offered her a ride home from school. After letting him off, he returned, forced entry with a hunting knife, and fled after a struggle. Description provided: 5 ft 6 in, 125 pounds, blond hair, green eyes, light moustache, tan long sleeve shirt. Vehicle described as dark blue Volkswagen with yellow seat covers.

Coronado High School 74Th Street McDowell Road

Nixon says UN ouster of Taiwan shocks delegates

White House officials describe United Nations actions as undisguised glee by some delegates after the vote admitting Communist China and expelling Taiwan. Nixon may push to curb UN funding and foreign aid as lawmakers discuss U.S. payments and policy.

Washington UPI Nixon United Nations Taiwan White House United States U.N China Ronald L. Ziegler Congress

Burglar Thwarted by Resident at North 73rd Street Apt

Donald Pratt woke to a kneeling suspect in his bedroom at 4645 N. 73rd St at 2 45 AM. The man pried a south bedroom window and fled after Pratt yelled. Suspect described 5 8 to 5 10, 145 to 155 pounds, dark jacket. No items reported missing. Separately burglars hit Pueblo School at 6320 N 82nd St stealing two speakers worth 96 dollars.

Donald Pratt Pratt N. 73Rd St Pueblo School 82Nd St

Salt River Project sells $52 million bonds at 4.8308%

The Salt River Project sold 52 million dollars of municipal bonds, issue 14 series C, to finance electric facilities. First National Bank of Arizona bid on behalf of a group led by John Nuveen & Co et al, with Blyth & Co and others. Five groups submitted bids.

Salt River Project First National Bank of Arizona John Nuveen & Co Blyth & Co First Boston Corp Kidder, Peabody & Co Shields & Company

Passing cycle struck by car in Scottsdale incident

An 18 year-old motorcyclist Ronald Phillips was struck while passing on the right at 2255 N. Scottsdale Rd. He was treated and released at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital and cited for unsafe passing. The car driver was Mary Scott, 34, of 8560 E. McDonald. A second two-car crash at 7538 E. McDowell Rd. left no injuries.

Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Ronald Phillips E. Avalon Scottsdale Rd Mary Scott E. McDonald McDowell Rd

Scottsdale plans 78 unit apartment hotel on Civic Center land

Scotts dale Planning Commission recommended two acres of commercial zoning for a parcel at Civic Center Plaza and Osborn Road with half an acre to be parking. A 78 unit apartment hotel would face the southeast corner if City Council approves at the November 2 meeting. The panel also continued Texaco service station permit at Indian School and Hayden for two weeks to address flood control plans.

Scottsdale Texaco Indian School and Hayden Commission

Obituaries for Gordon G Schecter and others in Scottsdale

Gordon G Schecter 31 an auto racer and medical technologist at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital died in an auto race in Monterey Mexico. He lived 1723 N 70th Pl Scottsdale survived by wife Anne two daughters Cindy and Chemayne and mother Beverly Manhold. Services Thursday 9 am A L Moore Sonn Mortuary Phoenix. Cremation.

Gordon Gene. Schecter Monterey Mexico Mr. Schecter Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Hawaii Scottsdale Florida Sigma Nu Florida State Arizona Sports Racing Association Anne Cindy Chemayne Beverly Manhold St. Petersburg Fla A. L. Moore & Sons Mortuary W. Adams Phoenix Barney P. Olbert Mesa Margaret G. Wooden Patricia Staples Tucson Elizabeth Ann Noice Richard P. Olbert Tempe Helen Kelly Rose Mary Graham Dorothy Davies Christ Church of the Ascension Green Acres Mortuary

Navy Day Ball Planned in Phoenix by City Council and Navy League

The Phoenix City Council and the Navy League announce a week of Navy officer appearances in the Valley tied to Navy Day proclaimed by Gov. Williams. Don Vance says the highlight is the Navy Day Ball Friday atop the First National Bank building honoring Vice Adm. Frank W. Vanney.

Phoenix City Council Navy League of the United States Jack Williams Don Vance Phoenix Council Navy League First National Bank Phoenix Navy Day Frank W. Vanney Naval Operations

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