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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1977

Page

2

Syrians Seek Cease Fire in South Lebanon Clash

Syrian mediators push for a cease-fire between Christian factions and Palestinian guerrillas in southern Lebanon as fighting nears the town of Marjayoun. Col. Mohammed Kholi led talks with Lebanese President Elias Sarkis and Christian leaders while expanded negotiations on a long term settlement are planned.

Beirut Lebanon Syria Israel Marjayoun Mohammed Kholi Kholi Damascus Elias Sarkis Hafez Assad Khali Arab League Saiga Palestinian Organization Saiga Yasir Arafat Fatah

Scottsdale Area Public Meetings for April 11 to 14

Schedule of meetings for Scottsdale Paradise Valley Scottsdale Schools and related bodies the coming week includes the Salt River Project Board at 9 30 a m Monday the Maricopa County Community College Board and Scottsdale School Board at 6 p m and 7 30 p m Tuesday a special Scottsdale City Council session at 8 p m followed by a study session Scottsdale Planning Commission at 8 p m Tuesday Parks and Recreation Commission at 8 p m Wednesday Paradise Valley Town Council at 7 30 p m Thursday a special public meeting at 8 p m at Cocopah School all times local and venues listed.

Scottsdale Paradise Valley Salt River Project Board of Directors Monthly SRP Project Road van Buren Street Tempe Maricopa County Community College Board E. Washington St Phoenix Scottsdale City Scottsdale Center Paradise Valley Town

Greenhouses urged near cities

Scientists at a Tucson symposium propose surrounding cities with greenhouses to grow high volume off season crops close to urban populations. Dr. Merle Jensen cites energy savings versus transport but notes the large energy demand and potential solutions like solar power and heat recycling.

Tucson Merle Jensen Jensen

New label rules warn doctors on birth control pills

FDA says new labeling effective Wednesday informs physicians of risks linked to oral contraceptives. Warnings include possible heart attack risk in women over 40 and guidance to consider alternatives. Labels remind about rare benign tumors and higher gallstone risk for pill users.

Washington Food and Drug Administration

Leaking portable pool returned to distributor in Scottsdale

A $27,000 portable pool on loan from Miracle Playground Equipment Co. to Scottsdale Parks and Recreation was returned after leaking propane from its heating system and some water. Jim Shrum said leaks were not dangerous, but the city favored safety and canceled a beginner swimming class series and did not proceed with a purchase at this time.

Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Jim Shrum Shrum Miracle Playground Equipment Co

Diane J Dorr Obituary in Scottsdale Arizona

Funeral services for Diane J. Dorr 34 of Scottsdale will be held at Messinger Mortuary Tuesday at 10 a.m. Burial follows at Green Acres Cemetery. She died April 5 in Stuttgart Germany. She moved to Arizona in 1959 from Kansas and was a 1961 Scottsdale High School graduate. She attended Arizona State University and belonged to Delta Gamma Sorority. She is survived by her husband Guy two sons in Stuttgart her mother Marjorie Giltner of Scottsdale two brothers Marc and Lance Munson of Scottsdale and a Seattle grandmother Jeanette Miller. Her family requests contributions be made to the Heart Fund. Friends may call Monday 4 to 9 p.m. at the mortuary.

Diane J. Dorr Scottsdale Stuttgart Germany Messinger Mortuary Chapel Indian School Rd Green Acres Cemetery N. Hayden Rd Heart Fund Arizona State University Delta Gamma Sorority Dorr Army Officers Wives Club Guy Scott Edward Mark Edwin Marjorie Giltner Marc E. Munson Lance D. Munson Jeanette Miller Seattle Wash

Death of Edward L. Topp Club SAR member in Scottsdale

Edward L. Topp, 70, a salesman and active Club SAR member in Scottsdale, died Thursday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. He moved to Arizona seven years ago from Detroit and is survived by his wife May, daughter Helene Isaacs, a brother Ben, two sisters Ann Goldfarb and Elizabeth Hymn, and three grandchildren. Funeral services are set for 10:30 a.m. Monday at 7601 E Indian School Rd.

Edward L. Topp Club Sar Scottsdale Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Mr. Topp E. Keim Arizona Detroit Mich May Helene Isaacs Deerfield Ben Fort Lauderdale Fla Ann Goldfarb Long Island N.Y Elizabeth Hymn Miami Messinger Mortuary Chapel Indian School Rd

Sornberger longtime AiResearch quality control retiree dies

Kenneth E. Sornberger aged 67 died Thursday at St. Joseph's Hospital after a 17 year career in quality control with AiResearch. He lived at 3844 N 48th Place and was a Wisconsin Eagles member. Survived by daughter Rita and Patricia Tossing, son Michael, both of Mesa, and two grandchildren. Rosary Sunday 7:30 p.m. Paradise Chapel Funeral Home. Mass Monday 1 p.m. Church of St. Theresa.

Kenneth Earl Sornberger AiResearch St. Joseph's Hospital Mr. Sornberger 48Th Place The Eagles Wisconsin Rita Patricia Michael Mesa Rosary Paradise Chapel Funeral Home E. Indian School Rd Church of St. Theresa E. Thomas Rd

Roundup of Arizona headlines diverse crimes and health updates

Martial arts used to cripple a talent agent at a Scottsdale hotel two years ago defense claims. A Texas man received a long sentence for a fatal cab-holdup in Phoenix. Plane wreckage found near Payson confirms Oklahoma victim. Wild horse lawsuit against Gila River Indian Community filed in federal court. Rubella outbreak declared at Northern Arizona University with dozens of cases reported.

Phoenix John Harvey Adamson Scottsdale Murray Miller Peoria Stan Tanner Adamson Les Boros Texas Maricopa County Stanley Goodfarb James Ferguson Ferguson Payson Oklahoma Here Harold Konantz Tulsa Okla Yavapai County Pinal County Gila River Morning Star Cattle Co Flagstaff Northern Arizona University Nepha Franks University Health Center

Easter Observances Across Rome and Jerusalem Mark Christ’s Rise

Christians worldwide prepared for Easter after Good Friday rituals in Rome and Jerusalem. Pope Paul VI carried a six foot cross in the Colosseum procession while thousands crowded the Via Dolorosa and the Church of the Holy Sepulchre observed the crucifixion and resurrection narrative with prayers, chanted Latin Gospel readings, and satellite broadcast to 22 countries.

Paul VI Rome Colosseum Calvary Pope Paul Jerusalem Christ Via Dolorosa Praetorium Church of the Holy Sepulchre Simon of Jerash United States St. Peter’s Basilica Sistine Choir

Madison House Scottsdale plans include 300 unit elderly housing complex

Development Review Board approves a 10 to 12 million dollar project by Danmor Construction Inc. A three story complex on 10 acres at Miller Road and Earls Drive would include 198 one bedroom units 96 studios and six two bedroom units in two intersecting wings.

Miller Road Earls Drive Madison Cholla Street 74Th Street Cholla Milmor Co Camelback Road 82Nd Street William Zink

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