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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1971

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Agnew Attacks Attica Coverage At Police Conference

Vice President Spiro Agnew blasted liberal press coverage of the Attica riot during a speech to 5 000 chiefs of police in Anaheim California He accused media of lionizing criminals and inflaming radical rhetoric while praising Gov Nelson Rockefeller for suppressing the revolt.

Attica State Prison New York Institute Spiro Agnew Nelson Rockefeller Anaheim Calif UPI Attica Agnew International Chiefs of Police

Mindszenty ends 15 years in Budapest embassy

Cardinal Joszef Mindszenty left the U S Embassy in Budapest after 15 years in self-imposed refuge ending a long diplomatic standoff with Hungary and the Vatican. He flew to Rome and was met at Leonardo da Vinci Airport by Cardinal Jean Villot and driven to the Vatican.

Rome UPI Joszef Mindszenty U.S Budapest Mindszenty Hungary Vatican Radio Vienna Leonardo da Vinci Jean Villot Miridszenty

Burglars Loot Eight School Buses at Scottsdale High

Police said eight school buses at Scottsdale High were burglarized over the weekend. Fire extinguishers and jacks valued at 480 dollars were taken from storage compartments and discovered Monday. An extinguisher was found in the lot and will be fingerprinted. Police learned buses were checked Friday night.

Scottsdale High

Paradise Valley adopts paid equipment use with sheriff office

Paradise Valley will pay 903.40 dollars monthly for use of the Maricopa County Sheriff's communications equipment. The town previously used the system at no charge. The contract, approved by the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors, starts retroactively Aug 1, 1971 and continues indefinitely.

Paradise Valley Maricopa County C. J. Augustine Reidents Sheriff's Office Maricopa County Board of Supervisors

Pima County seeks sheriff successor as list grows

Applicants for the unexpired term of former Sheriff Walden Burr keep growing as Pima County Supervisors report daily inquiries with no setup. Prominent names include Bernard Garmire, ex-Tucson police chief now Miami chief, amid push to pick a replacement by Monday, though others doubt speed.

Tucson UPI Pima County Walden Burr Burr Bernard Garmire Miami Fla Dennis Weaver

Astrology class offered by Scottsdale Parks and Rec

Registration remains open for an eight week astrology course taught by Connie Flynn. Classes start tonight at 7 o clock with instruction on casting and interpreting horoscopes. Register at Eldorado Park or at Coronado High School Room 117.

Scottsdale Parks and Recreation

False teeth worry solved with FASTEETH adhesive aid

False teeth may drop unexpectedly but FASTEETH Powder promises longer firmer holds. Dentures that fit well, regular dentist visits, and superior denture adhesives increase security and comfort.

News self censorship warned by Times executive at hearings

New York Times executive vice president Harding Bancroft told a Senate subcommittee that government attempts to halt publication of the Pentagon papers could spur journalistic timidity and unwarranted self censorship. He noted the injunctions set a dangerous precedent despite the Supreme Court ruling. He stressed the need to resist future restraints on news.

Washington UPI New York Times Harding F. Bancroft The Times Washington Post Boston Globe Pentagon Bancroft Ervin Supreme Court

Gas explosion injures three at home in Scottsdale area

A broken gas line in a kitchen at 7248 E Wilshire caused an explosion injuring Don Eaton 45 Edna Cudin 60 and Barbara Boyce 39. All were treated at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital and released. Firemen reported no home damage and the blaze was out by 3 11 p.m. The fence fire at 1108 N 78th Pl at 4 p.m. caused 25 damage.

John L.boyce Wilshire Don Eaton Edna Cudin Barbara Boyce Larry Bergstrom 78Th PL

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