Arizona high school football scores from Page 13
In a Page 13 recap, Mesa Saguaro beat Scottsdale 14 0 and Tempe Arcadia narrowly lost 0 21 to Westwood tied 0 0. Coronado beat McClintock 56 0 and Chaparral won 0 0.
28 Oct 1977
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1977
Page
1
In a Page 13 recap, Mesa Saguaro beat Scottsdale 14 0 and Tempe Arcadia narrowly lost 0 21 to Westwood tied 0 0. Coronado beat McClintock 56 0 and Chaparral won 0 0.
Officials note a 70 percent drop in emissions from cars built since 1970 and a 95 percent cut from stationary sources since 1967. Yet Phoenix reports similar annual air quality violations as 1975 due to limited improvements in car emission controls. Carbon monoxide season starts late October. Downtown readings spiked above federal limits at night though outlying areas remained compliant.
The index of leading indicators rose 0.3 percent in September marking a third straight monthly gain as the economy edges out of a summer slowdown. August’s figure was revised to 1.4 percent, one of the largest monthly jumps in two years, with broad components including business formation and installations.
Paradise Valley officials defend using the Town Hall number on a flyer backing four incumbents facing recall. Opponents call it a violation, while Brock says the number was the mayor's business line and urges voters to contact other listed numbers.
Mike Schaul of Scottsdale entered the Continental Bank on Camelback Road with a double barrel shotgun and a pistol during a Halloween prank that spooked employees and customers. Officer John Barto recovered the pistol and alerted police headquarters that the bandit was in custody. Schaul would be cited for disturbing the peace.
Rep Edward Derwinski of Illinois reportedly under grand jury scrutiny over alleged disclosure of sensitive information to South Korea. The Wall Street Journal says Attorney General Griffin Bell authorized the Public Integrity Section to convene the panel as investigations begin.
New York medical examiner Dr Dominick DiMaio confirms that a skeleton found in thick underbrush near Honesdale Pennsylvania is not James R Hoffa after dental records from Detroit ruled out the possibility.
President Carter signed measures to repatriate several hundred Americans held in Mexican and Canadian jails by Christmas. The ceremony also granted permanent resident alien status and continued education benefits to Indochinese refugees who fled South Vietnam.
Maurits Caransa the 61 year old Dutch hotel and club magnate was abducted after leaving the Continental Club. A caller demanded Queen Juliana abdicate and the release of a jailed West German terrorist in exchange for his freedom. About five men overpowered him and forced him into a red car. Caransa is prominent in Jewish activities and owns a hotel and club chain.
The forecast calls for 89 with warmth continuing and a high near 90. Tonight will be mild with a mid 60s low and increasing cloudiness. Saturday turns cooler and breezy with a 20 percent rain chance in the afternoon and a high in the mid 80s. Noon reading was 84 with 32 percent humidity.
Scottsdale may condemn grave plots at Green Acres Cemetery to free space at Hayden and McKellips for a new traffic signal and sidewalk. Officials warn court orders and locating relatives could stall or prevent relocation of the graves, and Green Acres may assist via rights of way.
Tempe City Council voting to join Phoenix and Scottsdale in funding the Route 22 bus line to serve ASU students, with Tempe’s share potentially withdrawn later. Scottsdale and Phoenix have pledged portions through June 30, while a further decision hinges on Monday actions and a transit alternatives study due in about a month.
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