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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1972

Page

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Nixon to report on Vietnam war next week

President Nixon will address the nation on radio and TV next week after reviewing Brig. Gen. Haig’s analysis on Vietnam withdrawals. Officials say the 69,000 troop ceiling by May remains the goal despite a North Vietnamese offensive and intensified bombing. Nixon aims to speak directly to the public in a live broadcast.

Washington UPI Nixon Vietnam Alexander N. Haig Henry A. Kissinger U.S North South Vietnam Haley Haiphong Hanoi Congress William P. Rogers Capitol Hill Rogers Moscow Senate Barry M. Goldwater R-Ariz Tion Haiphong Harbor Thomas F. Eagleton D-Mo White House Rogers and Laird Chou En-lai Indochina

Resort hotel on Scottsdale site postponed for review

The planned 150 unit Gulf Leisure resort hotel at Scottsdale and Jackrabbit Roads was delayed by Paradise Valley’s Planning and Zoning Commission. Developers will submit revisions after input from Paradise Valley and Scottsdale planners. The project includes a restaurant bar pool and tennis courts with no public opposition voiced. Subcommittee review set for next Tuesday.

Paradise Valley Scottsdale Jackrabbit Roads Planning and Zoning Commission Gulf Leisure Corporation of Delaware City of Scottsdale Commission

Obituary Theodore B Hulet 67 Lisbon ND Scottsdale

Theodore B Hulet 67 born in Lisbon North Dakota and moved to Phoenix area in 1952 died Tuesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. He was an electrical contractor and businessman and a member of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church Padre K of C Council Mesa Ells Lodge and Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 101 serving as vice commander. Survivors include wife Rose son Ted Jr daughter Elizabeth Beucus brother Alfred and six grandchildren. Visitation and Mass planned at Messinger Mortuary and Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church.

Theodorego. Hulet Lisbon N.D Minneapolis Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Hulet Weldon Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church Padre Kine Knights of Columbus Council Mesa Ells Lodge U.S. Coast. Guard Rose Ted Jr Tempe Elizabeth Beucus Scottsdale Alfred Mesa Messinger Mortuary

George Read 67 longtime engineer dies in Scottsdale

George Leslie Read 67 an engineer for the U S Department of Health until 1963 died Monday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. He lived at 6029 N 62nd Pl moved from Sarasota Fla three years ago and was a member of St Barnabas on the Desert Episcopal Church and the Society of American Military Engineers. Born in Washington Ind he graduated from Washington and Lee University and worked as a civil engineer before serving as a naval engineer in World War II and the Korean conflict. He is survived by a daughter Ann Read Wilkinson of Paradise Valley and a grandson. Services set for 11 a m Friday at the Church 6715 N Mockingbird Lane with visitation Thursday noon to 9 p m at Messinger Mortuary 7601 E Indian School burial in Green Acres Cemetery.

George Leslie Read U.S. Department of Health Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Mr. Read 62Nd Pl Washington, Ind Sarasota Fla St. Barnabas Desert Episcopal Church Society of American Military Engineers Washington and Lee University Lexington Inez Ann Read Wilkinson Paradise Valley Mockingbird Lane Messinger Mortuary E. Indian School Green Acres Cemetery

Albino Bear Born At Helsinki Zoo In New Year

A rare albino bear is born January 1 at the Helsinki Zoo to a pair of brown bears. Zoo official Ilkka Koivisto says the cub is cute though its snout resembles a pig and notes its twin is normal.

Helsinki UPI Helsinki Zoo Ilkka Koivisto

Suspects Face Court Action in Phoenix Service Station Robbery

Two Phoenix cousins Ronnie Lee Thomas and Monty Elden Thomas were held for superior court action after a Scottsdale hearing. Ronnie posted 3300 dollars bail. Monty remains jailed on 11000 dollars bond. Police say the pair took 254 dollars from the Whiting Brothers station at 7630 McDowell Road after victims gave the license number of the getaway car.

Scottsdale Justice Court Ronnie Lee Thomas Monty Elden Thomas Phoenix Whiting Brothers 7630 McDowell Rd 44Th Street Camelback Road

Fire damages Ford upholstery in Scottsdale blaze

Scottsdale Rural firemen reported a fire at 8232 E Granada that damaged front seat upholstery of a 1961 Ford. Estimated damage was $75. The fire started from a discarded cigarette near 2207 N 87th Pl at 10 55 a.m. Tuesday.

James Hayes 87Th PL Scottsdale Granada

Reinecke says ITT convention idea hatched after April meetings

Lt. Governor Ed Reinecke testifies that the San Diego GOP convention idea formed after a social April 27 reception with ITT lobbyist Dita Beard and former AG John Mitchell, though he denied discussing the convention with either. Senate panel also hears about ITT ties to the convention and justice department matters.

Washington UPI Ed Reinecke California San Diego ITT Dita D. Beard John N. Mitchell Reinecke International Telephone & Telegraph Republican National Senate Peter M. Flanigan Mitchell Lockheed Corp Edward M. Kennedy D.mass Reinecker

Valley groups target Honeywell antipersonnel weapons

Local antiwar and religious groups convened at the Phoenix Press Club to announce a campaign urging Honeywell Information Systems to end antipersonnel weapon production used in Vietnam. A stockholders meeting on April 26 in Minneapolis is the focus for two resolutions calling for war production to cease. demonstrations and boycotts are planned in Phoenix alongside national actions.

Honeywell Information Systems Honeywell Corp Honeywell Phoenix Press Club Joe Gerson Tempe Peace Center Corporation U.S Gerson Minneapolis N.N. Feldman Phoenix Computer del Webb Dick Gregory Phoenix

Scottsdale School Board weighs data processing pact with UNIVAC

The Scottsdale School Board meets April 29 to review a five year UNIVAC data processing contract costing up to 85 000 by year five, replacing the current June 1973 end date and extending July 1972 to June 1977. The agenda also includes sewer line upgrades to Chaparral High School and new job descriptions for elementary principals.

Scottsdale Univac Chaparral High School Gold Dust Avenue 70Th Street Scottsdale Road Mohave Pueblo Cocopah Robert Larabell

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