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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1973
Page
7
A man named Ahmed Abdulah, 56, is accused of taking $400 from a Security Pacific National Bank teller. A park football game was interrupted when six players chased the suspect, tackled him, and held him until police arrived. The players were thanked and allowed to resume play.
A 5 million member federation ordered a 30 hour walkout from 6 p.m. Tuesday to midnight today, halting transport, factories, offices, schools and air traffic as Argentina mourns Jose Ruevi. Police blamed the ERP Marxist guerrilla group, as Peron prepares for a third term.
Washington report says inspectors will survey more than 5,000 warehouses to test all mushrooms in cans for contamination after recalls linked botulism. FDA warns consumers not to eat swollen or abnormal mushroom cans at home and notes half of 42 processing plants used defective methods.
The House Education and Labor Committee voted unanimously to regulate private pension plans to ensure workers receive retirement benefits. The proposal offers options for vesting: full vesting after 10 years, 30 percent after eight years rising to 100 percent after 15, or a rule of 45 granting 50 percent vesting at 45 years combined with age.
Douglas Vaughn earned a BA in history from Abilene Christian College. Christine Bauer received a BS from Southern Illinois University Carbondale. James Ruff made the Georgia Tech dean's list. Karen Spanjer and Juliana Rea were accepted for studies at Grand Canyon College. Several others attended camps or were named to dean's or president's lists at Bucknell Washington State University Stephens College and Claremont Men’s College while Yale and University of California graduates gained further study or training.
Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley revealed in a WLS-TV interview that he considered running for Illinois governor in 1960 but chose to back John F. Kennedy’s presidential campaign instead. He said his priority was to elect a great president and continue his mayoral programs.
The Pueblo Parent Council will sit in on Scottsdale PTA Council meetings to influence policy. Proposals shaping state school financing include taxing mines and utilities and possible state control over all schools. Mohave Student Council officers elected. Junior Great Books program sought. orientation, Spanish classes, and carnival plans outlined.
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