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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1970
Page
1
Republican leaders urged residents to welcome President Nixon at Sky Harbor Phoenix on Saturday. He will arrive at 11 30 a m aboard Air Force One and address the crowd at the Arizona National Guard hangar. Officials said he will shake hands with attendees.
Mrs. Bennett arrived home at 1 20 pm Thursday to find the rear sliding door open and two television sets a record player records and a camera in the backyard near the alley. Police reported nothing appeared missing.
United Press International reports arrests in Tempe and here after state narcotics agents seized marijuana sales. Philip Hersh, 22, sold about 90 pounds to an undercover agent at his apartment. Al Joe Assad Jr., 19, faced charges tied to an earlier sale. Five others were arrested in a separate apartment.
Doug Hood, 29, appointed superintendent of building for the city, succeeding Jim McCausland who resigned Oct. 15 to enter private business. Hood has served the city since Aug. 1968, was assistant city engineer, then assistant building superintendent from Feb. 1969, with a three month loan to Tempe. A Long Beach native and California State College at Long Beach graduate, he previously worked for Los Angeles Building and Safety. He is married with two children.
Members of Sigma Beta Tri-Hi-Y will go door to door in Scottsdale tonight from 7 to 10 seeking toys for Phoenix Indian Hospital. Toys donated tonight will be accepted until November 15 for those not called Friday. Call Kathy Hupnar at 947-4807 for more information.
President Nixon denounces radical anti democratic elements after rocks and bottles were hurled at his limousine during a San Jose rally. He pledges a strong response to threats to free speech and assembly and cites past attacks including Caracas in 1958.
Dr Joseph A Sabatier Jr of the AMA says chiropractic lacks scientific proof and is an unscientific cult. Speaking at a Camelback Inn regional meeting on health quackery he urged informing the public with facts about chiropractic and its alleged spinal subluxation theory.
A three judge federal panel in Tucson heard a petition by Pima County residents J. Kollar and James D. Kreigh to stop the sale of $20 million in water revenue bonds approved by city voters last August. Judges James A. Walsh William P. Copple and Walter Ely presided.
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