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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1975

Page

18

Swiss racer Haechler wins Desert 500 sedan class and overall

Max Haechler of Scottsdale nicknamed Max of Switzerland won the sixth Desert 500 road rally with navigator Andreas Schwab in a Fiat front wheel drive. The pair finished nearly 700 miles in about 20 hours, earning $150 and trophies. Haechler hinted at a 6000 mile rally toward the Olympic games and said he aims to defend the trophy.

Tim McGraw Switzerland Scottsdale Max Haechler Max E. McDowell Rd Haechler Andreas Schwab Victoria Station Phoenix Tucson Schwab Coronado National Forest Mt. Lemon Casa Grande England British Motor Co John McDonough Max of Auto Dealership Fiat

County Republicans Endorsement Topic At Meeting

The Maricopa County Republican Committeemen meet at 7 30 p m in the Phoenix Public Library on Central Avenue and McDowell to discuss a pre primary endorsement. Bill Baker and Jim Colter of the State G O P Pre-Primary Endorsement Study Committee will attend to receive input from committeemen, said County Republican Chairman Chuck Lemon.

Maricopa County Republican Phoenix Public Library Central Avenue McDowell Bill Baker Jim Colter G.O.P Chuck Lemon

Kearney to Address District 28 GOP Meeting

Jack Kearney administrative manager of the Scottsdale School Board will speak at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at City Hall 3939 Civic Center Plaza for the District 28 GOP gathering. He will discuss Public School Finance vs. The Economic Conditions of Today.

Republican Party District City Hall Civic Center Plaza Jack Kearney Scottsdale Kearney

Bullock says nation in low mood as recession label debated

Texas Comptroller Bob Bullock criticizes economists for calling the downturn a recession. He likens the economic mood to a skunk with a white stripe that stinks, arguing the label misleads the public.

Austin Tex UPI Texas Bob Bullock

Society urges solar center for Arizona

The Arizona Society of the American Institute of Architects adopted a resolution urging Gov. Raul Castro and state officials to make Arizona the solar energy center of the United States. It cites depleting fossil fuels and promotes locating the National Solar Energy Research Institute in Arizona.

Arizona Society of the American Institute of Architects Raul Castro Arizona United States National Solar Energy Research Institute

Lebanon Cease Fire Sought After Four Days of Clashes

In Beirut Premier Rashid Solh announced a cease fire after four days of deadly fighting between Palestinian guerrillas and right wing militias. Security forces to keep peace amid scattered gunfire and a tense calm as talks continue with Arab League mediators and leaders from both sides.

Beirut UPI Rashid Soth Beirut Radio Solh Soth Phalangist Phalangists Lebanon Israel Tal Zaater Arab League Mahmoud Riad

LDS president dedicates temple in Arizona ceremony

Ezra Taft Benson of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints cited the Constitution as divinely inspired during the rededication of the Arizona Temple in Mesa. Gordon B. Hinckley spoke of a Phoenix couple converting after tours, and Spencer W. Kimball offered the dedicatory prayer calling the temple a House of the Lord.

Mesa Ezra Taft Benson Council of Twelve Apostles Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- Day Saints U.S Arizona Temple United States Republic Benson Gordon B. Hinckley Spencer W. Kimball Temple

Butcher accused of short weighting in Phoenix

Flagstaff market owner Robert Barnes faces hearing by the Weights and Measures Division after state inspectors found 30 meat items short weighted on March 21 and 15 of 18 on April 2. Barnes co owns Foodtown and authored a pamphlet sponsored by First National Bank of Arizona.

Phoenix UPI Flagstaff Robert Barnes State Weights and Measures Department Foodtown Barnes First National Bank of Arizona State Department of Administration Weights and Measures Division First National Bank

Mohave Pueblo Area Parents Fair and Band Concert

A career fair for Mohave Pueblo area students runs 7:30 to 9 p.m. April 24 at Pueblo School with parent and community booths. The Mohave Band performs at Los Arcos Mall that evening, with boosters meeting earlier to arrange transport. The report covers school events, art exhibits, and community activities including PTA book donations, art shows, and student programs at Mohave and Saguaro High School.

Pueblo Jan Reiter Mohave Los Arcos Mall Mohave Band Los Arcos Pueblo and Kiva Saguaro High School Hickory

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