10 Sep 1971
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1971
Page
1
Groundbreaking ceremonies were held at 10 a.m. at 3125 W. Durango Phoenix marking the first phase of the Maricopa County Juvenile Court and Department project. Featured speaker was Judge Warren C. Ridge with Judge William Monies in attendance.
Raymond Carlson retires after 33 years as editor of Arizona Highways Magazine. He cites health and turning 65 as reasons while Justin Herman calls the magazine a towering monument to his efforts. Under Carlson, circulation grew to 455,000 per month with readers in 72 countries and $2.5 million in annual gross revenues. He pioneered full color photography of Arizona scenes that gained global fame.
President Nixon held a two hour session with AFL CIO chief George Meany and other labor leaders to hear views on postfreeze policy. Meany said they made their position clear while Woodcock urged a voluntary tripartite plan and both warned against no strike pledges. Nixon planned broader consultations before announcing the next steps after the November 13 expiration.
Windmill Dinner Theatres are sold to R. D. Boren of Dallas and Sam Newton of Denver, owners of the Country Dinner Playhouse. The Fort Worth headquarters will see Boren as chairman and president, with no management changes planned for Scottsdale Road Shea Boulevard, Dallas Fort Worth Houston venues. They will add pre show musical entertainment similar to Denver's format. Windmill began in 1967.
Two people remained hospitalized after separate traffic crashes in Scottsdale on Thursday. Patricia Reeve, 32, injured in a 5:30 p.m. crash while riding with Diane Goodrich, 21, was confined at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital.
Antonia M Horbach 78 Austrian native died in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital She lived in Scottsdale since 1956 from New York City She was a member of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church Sodality and former Clason Post Democratic club Survived by three sons Edward Henry George a daughter Gertrude DiMaggio a sister 17 grandchildren four great grandchildren Rosary Sunday 8 PM Messinger Mortuary Mass Monday 10 AM Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church Interment St Francis Cemetery Visitation after 6 PM today at Messinger
A federal court injunction forbids administrative reprisals against Attica inmates amid the two block standoff with about 30 to 32 hostages. Corrections Commissioner Oswald announced the ruling as state police surrounded the facility after a riot that damaged buildings and injured guards.
A smoking moving van bound from Illinois pulled into Station 4 at 2857 N Miller. A passing motorist saw smoke and the driver entered the station around 10 p.m. Firemen found heat from a light had lit a cover pad, slightly burning two cartons and causing about 300 dollars in damage.
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