Scottsdale Dinner Club to Feature Chennault as First Speaker
The Scottsdale Dinner Club announces its 1970 71 series opening with Mrs Claire L Chennault widow of the Flying Tigers as the first speaker on Oct 21 Other guests include Katherine de Jersey Nov 11 Sen Barry Goldwater Dec 15 Will Rogers Jr Jan 20 1971 Alex Haley Feb 16 and Peter Hackes March 17 The series ends with a Salute to Scottsdale on April 13 and is limited to 200 couples and 50 singles.
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Mme
Claire L. Chennault
Scottsdale
Inc
Scottsdale Dinner Club
William Hays
Corn losses serious but not a crisis, Hardin says
Hardin Ohio says corn blight damage is serious but not critical in a speech prepared for the National Plowing Matches. Department figures show 1970 corn harvest prospects down six percent in August due to drought and leaf blight, with the Crop Reporting Board pegging the 1970 crop at 4.4 billion bushels, the third largest on record.
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Hardin
Agriculture Department
The
Crop Reporting Board
Scottsdale adopts emergency zoning map change Ordinance 535
The City of Scottsdale passes Ordinance 535 amending Ordinance 455 to change zoning on District Map 193 for Case 41-70. The measure declares an emergency for immediate effect and calls ordinance adoption on September 1 1970 with publication September 12 1970. The map and notations become part of the ordinance.
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Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Arizona
State of
City of
B.L. Tims
O.D
Accidents kill two out-of-state men near Flagstaff
Two men died in separate crashes near Flagstaff. Michael Peter Rosen, 25, of Los Angeles, lost control on Interstate 40 and overturned. Jack Francis, 67, of Maple Heights, Ohio, died when his car hit a pine tree on U S 89. The 1970 statewide death toll reached 500, six fewer than last year.
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Flagstaff
UPI
Here
Michael Peter Rosen
Los Angeles
Interstate 40
Jack Francis
Maple Heights
Ohio
U.S. 89
Paiute Soloma PTA hears plans of new Paiute principal
The Paiute-Soloma area PTA schedules its first 1970-71 meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Paiute school cafeteria to hear Richard Orson present his goals for the year and introduce the faculty. PTA officers include Mrs. Sarah Baker President and a slate of officers.
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Paiute Pta
Richard Orson
Orson
Sarah Baker
PTA
Boy Scout Troop
Baker
Ruth Mathis
Rosella LeSatz
Joyce Stehlik
Ellamae Jennison
Home Room
Jim Folk
Elaine Taylor
Paiute
Panthers
Mississippi moves to bar NEA school desegregation monitors
Mississippi Attorney General AF Summer wins four more chancery injunctions covering 22 counties to keep NEA observers off public school grounds and from disrupting class and duties. NEA officials defend observers as protecting teachers rights while IRS suspends tax exempt status of five white private school foundations for racial nondiscrimination refusals, raising suspensions to 16 institutions.
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Jackson
Miss
UPI
Mississippi
National Education Association
Summer
NEA
Edwards
Chancery Court
Hinds County
Edwards School
James H. Williams
Atlanta
Nixon
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Strike looms as UAW negotiators bargain with GM and Chrysler
UAW talks with General Motors and Chrysler stall as a looming midnight Monday strike grows likelier. Leonard Woodcock calls settlement prospects very dim while GM negotiator Earl Bramblett cites a 1.9 billion cost over three years. UAW locals in Detroit race to post thousands of strike signs ahead of contract expiry. Ford, exempt this time, had been struck in 1967.
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UPI
United Auto Workers
General Motors Corp
Chrysler Corp
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
Chrysler Today
Woodcock
Earl Bramblett
Irving Bluestone
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Webb Wins Ruling to Phase Out Sun City Feedlots by 1971
Superior Court Judge Kenneth Chatwin ruled Spur Feeding Co. must phase out its feedlots near Sun City by August 31 1971 as a public nuisance. Del E Webb Co. sued in 1967 claiming offensive odors damaged Sun City property values and that Spurs’ cattle operations affected development and sales.
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Phoenix
UPS
Spur Feeding Co
Sun City
Superior Court
Kenneth Chatwin
Del
E. Webb Co
Webb
the Webb
Spur
Odometers Said Fixed in Arizona Suit Against Dealership
Arizona Attorney General seeks an injunction and 750 dollars in costs against Midway Chevrolet Co. of Phoenix for allegedly altering odometer readings on used cars. Nelson argues reduced mileage misleads buyers into paying higher prices and believing warranties remain valid.
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Phoenix
UPI
Superior Court
Midway Chevrolet Co
Gary Nelson
Nelson
Skousen to Head Staff for Mesa CC Law Enforcement Program
Former Scottsdale city official Don Skousen leads a two year Mesa Community College program in law enforcement science with part time instructors from Scottsdale Tempe Mesa and Chandler and state and federal agencies. Registration is open for day and evening classes covering core topics such as Introduction to Law Enforcement Police Supervision and Criminal Investigation.
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Scottsdale
Don Skousen
Mesa Community College
Skousen
Arizona
Gas fumes sicken over sixty at Sahara Hotel Las Vegas
In Las Vegas Nevada a ruptured chlorine gas tank in the Sahara Hotel pool area released fumes drifting into the casino. More than 60 people were overcome with gas. 38 treated at one hospital and at least 26 at another. No serious injuries reported.
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Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
Sahara Hotel
the Sahara
Parker named to board at Arizona State University
Lowell Parker, longtime managing editor of The Phoenix Gazette since 1966, will serve on the Board of Student Publications at Arizona State University. ASU President H. K. Newburn announced Valerie A. Jones as a student member. Jones has three years with United Press International Phoenix bureau and has worked for Scottsdale Daily Progress and the State Press.
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Lowell Parker
Phoenix Gazette
Arizona State University
ASU
H. K. Newburn
Newburn
Valerie A. Jones
Miss. Jones
Phoenix
United Press International
Scottsdale Daily Progress
The
State Press
Great Books Discussion Registration Opens at Library
The Phoenix Public Library sponsors a Great Books discussion group with sessions at the Saguaro branch 2808 N. 46th St. Registration closes October 1 ahead of an organizational meeting at the Saguaro branch October 8 at 8 p.m. A beginning group fee of 8.80 dollars covers the paperback reading set.
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Phoenix Public Library
Saguaro
46Th St
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