23 Sep 1971
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1971
Page
1
The Site Plan and Design Review Committees approved seven building projects in Scottsdale, authorizing plans for new structures and renovations across multiple districts, with each proposal advancing to final review.
San Quentin Prison will host an arts and crafts show on Saturday. Officials urged visitors to avoid blue denim, calling it the inmates uniform and stating it would bar entry to anyone wearing blue jeans.
The Coronado High segment of the Partners for Better Schools will meet tonight at 7 30 in room 704 for the second meeting. Other PBS segments from elementary schools have gathered. Topics include school plant use staff involvement rules behavior board candidates courses evaluation and student needs. Parents and interested citizens are invited.
A mattress and box springs burned at the Irman Schmidt residence 8608 E Valley View causing $225 damage. Rural Fire Department units responded at 4 25 p m finding the mattress afire in an upstairs bedroom. The cause is listed as unknown.
White House adviser Harry Dent said there is no plan to drop Vice President Spiro Agnew from the Republican ticket next year. He noted Nixon has confidence in Agnew and in the presidency, and cautioned he does not know what may happen later.
Juan Monteil of 6419 E McDowell Rd was placed on six months probation after pleading guilty to transporting a native plant without a permit tag from the Arizona Department of Agriculture. Justice of the Peace James Mitchell imposed the sentence after the plea.
Nationalist China says it cannot be expelled as a founding member. U.S. two China policy triggers U.N. charter violations. Kiichi Aichi heads to New York with Japan to influence the debate. Vote on seating Communist China and ousting Nationalist China expected by month end.
A survey of prominent companies appears in the market update, naming Emerson Fairchild Camera Ford Motors General Dynamics General Electric General Motors IBM and many others including Pan American Texaco Sears Roebuck Union Oil US Steel Xerox and more. The list spans manufacturers utilities transportation and defense contractors reflecting industrial health.
Rep. Morris K. Udall of Arizona plans to announce support for Senator Edmund Muskie for the Democratic presidential nomination. Udall will hold a Saturday news conference in Phoenix and indicated that statements from other candidates would accompany his announcement.
The Hohokam Military Retired Officers plan a dinner at 7 30 p.m. Saturday at Shalimar Country Club 2032 E Golf Avenue Tempe. All retired officers are invited with a social hour at 6 30. Reservations via John Bishop 1418 W Pepper Place Mesa.
United Press International reports from multiple capitals say Chinese leadership may be undergoing a power shift led by Premier Chou En-lai while Chairman Mao remains in good health. Reports from Budapest Tokyo and Taipei note canceled October celebrations and possible absence of top leaders.
A civil fraud suit filed in Phoenix alleges Garner Appliances owner W. T. Garner misrepresented the age and capacity of a used refrigerator sold for 125 dollars. The action by the state attorney general's Consumer Fraud Division cites deceptive sales practices.
The text promotes PARADE TROPHIES for various bicycle entries at Scottsdale Fashion Square Merchants. It lists categories, call-in numbers 946 3749 and 946 6591, notes free bike giveaways on Saturday October 16 at 4 30 PM, tickets available October 1, and states no purchase or presence required to win. Open Thursdays till 9.
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