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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1972

Page

3

City design panels approve multiple building plans downtown

The Design Review and Site Plan Committees approved offices at 4333 Civic Center Plaza and 2349 N Hayden Rd plus 4425 N Saddlebag Trail and a 4 926 square foot Village Inn at 6940 Indian School Rd A Benedict Fucd restaurant at 7430 E 6th Ave and the Greentree Patio Homes at Roosevelt and Granite Reef Rd saw committee action The Ricco Villas and Westernair Villas preliminary plats were continued.

Civic Center Plaza Ned Sawyer Benedict Fucd E. 6Th Ave Wildwood Roosevelt Granite Reef Rd Hayden Rd Indian School Rd Cholla Westernair Cactus Rd 82Nd PI

Soldier in fragging case faces life sentence if guilty

Pvt Billy D Smith stood trial at Fort Ord in the first US case against a fragging accusation since a Supreme Court ruling on the death penalty. He pleaded innocent to murder and assault in the Bien Hoa Viet Nam barracks attack that killed two officers and wounded others. A military judge ruled the death penalty barred, so if convicted he will receive life in prison. Demonstrators protested outside the base as the trial began.

FT. Ord UPI Billy D. Smith Vietnam Smith United States U.S. Supreme Court 1St Air Cavalry Division Col. Rawls H. Frazier Bien Hoa Richard E. Harland Dallas Tex Thomas A. Delwo Mechanicville N.Y Peter B. Higgins Newark N.J Randall L. Rigby Billy E. Willis McKissack Thatiman Leavenworth Kan Korea Frazier

Lost sea lion blocks traffic in Oakland

A 250 pound sea lion wandered onto 82nd Avenue near the Oakland Estuary causing a traffic delay as motorists stopped to view the unexpected animal. Officials from the local animal shelter retrieved the mammal from the street and relocated it safely.

Oakland UPI 82Nd Avenue Bay

Parks to Offer After School Recreation Program

Scottsdale Parks and Recreation will run an after school program at Eldorado Recreation Center from next week. It runs Mondays through Fridays 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. and Saturdays 9 to 4 p.m. open to all elementary children at no charge with sports arts and crafts and tournaments.

City of Scottsdale

Arizona education reform urged by state official

TEMPE Dr. Weldon Shofstall said school districts must be reorganized and school financing changed so every child can receive quality education. He urged retaining local board control while adopting performance based teacher certification and unit cost accounting to equalize dollars per child amid funding differences.

Shofstall

Porter Attacks Viet Cong at Paris Peace Talks

U S peace negotiator William J. Porter denounces the Viet Cong as puppets of Hanoi and the Provisional Revolutionary Government as a façade. Madame Nguyen Thi Binh defends the Viet Cong, blaming Saigon’s army for losses and asserting U S support sustains Saigon’s war effort.

Aline Mosby Paris UPI U.S William J. Porter Hanoi Porter Provisional Revolutionary Government of the Republic of South Vietnam Nguyen Thi Binh Viet Cong Communist Party Asia Madame Binh Saigon United States Vietnam

Republicans not backing recall move in Arizona

In Phoenix UPI Republicans Reps John J Rhodes and Sam Steiger deny involvement in a recall against Gov. Jack Williams. Calls surged after voters received primary ballots showing them pledged to recall. Arizona law requires candidates to declare recall stance. without declaration the secretary of state marks silent on recall.

Phoenix UPI John J. Rhodes Sam Steiger Jack Williams Rhodes Steiger United Farm Workers Arizona Secretary of State

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Ctdiver Vihiac Philadelphia Federation of Teachers UPI Photo Watts Los Angeles Army Luke McKissack Earls de G Scottsdate S. Old Scottsdale Rd Joan Crawford American Cancer Society
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