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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1974

Page

2

Unemployment Slightly Rises in July Report

Washington report shows July unemployment at 6.3 percent with 4.9 million out of work and total employment at 86.3 million. Teenage and black teen unemployment rise, while economists warn of possible 7 percent rate by next year. Treasury Secretary Simon cites inflation and oil costs as key factors.

Washington UPI Tvas Labor Department Walter Heller Treasury William E. Simon Simon House-Senate Joint Economic Committee Congress Nixon

Cyprus in cease fire talks as UN patrols resume

Turkish and Greek Cypriot forces exchanged limited gunfire on Cyprus while agreeing to a meeting on cease fire lines. Turkey allowed UN troops back into its zone, enabling patrols and checkpoint duties as Security Council approved a buffer zone patrol. UN officials cited small arms exchanges near Lapithos and Kyrenia with no artillery reports. The UN commander and special representative met with acting Cyprus President Glafkos Clerides.

United Press International Cyprus Turkey United Nations U.N Kyrenia Lapithos Karavas M. Prem Chand Luis Wechmann- Munoz Glafkos Clerides

Burglar Strikes Scottsdale Homes for $1,870 in Items

Scottsdale police reported a Wednesday to Thursday burglary at Rick Tanner's home on Via De Bellaza with a stolen Nikon camera and two turquoise necklaces. Investigators noted entry through the kitchen window after attempting to breach all windows. A second burglary at Max of Switzerland on McDowell Road yielded four radios two cameras a briefcase and $194 in cash with an estimated total loss of $1 154.

Scottsdale Rick Tanner de Bellaza San Francisco Max Switzerland E. McDowell Rd

Phoenix weighs compromise in Arcadia Park purchase

Phoenix City Council will meet to settle out of court over 8.67 acres at 56th Street and Osborn to form Arcadia Park. The recommended price is 461000 for land and four houses in East Osborn 5500 block. Barrows and Goode support the deal, above appraisal but within authorized range, avoiding condemnation.

Phoenix 56Th Street Osborn Arcadia Park Kent Reinhold East Osborn Tim Barrows Calvin Goode

Fireman arrested in theft case in Fountain Hills

James Louis Neville Jr., 19, a Rural Metropolitan Fire Department employee in Fountain Hills, released on own recognizance after burglary of a novelty shop. Preliminary hearing set for Aug. 12 in West Mesa Justice Court. About $25 stolen, money recovered, Neville admitted involvement, charged with first degree burglary.

Fountain Hills James Louis Neville Jr Scottsdale Rd West Mesa Barrett Neville Steve Hermann RFD

Jacquin opens Scottsdale campaign HQ with address at Civic Center Plaza

Republican gubernatorial hopeful Bill Jacquin will speak at the grand opening of his Scottsdale campaign headquarters at 3 p.m. Saturday. The office sits at 3000 N. Civic Center Plaza with coordinators George Ludwig and Jean Murray guiding the rollout.

Bill Jacquin Scottsdale N. Civic Center Plaza George Ludwig Jean Murray

Blood drive hours shifted to boost donor turnout

The semi monthly blood drive sponsored by the Scottsdale Boys Club at 7502 E. Osborn Rd will move to 1 30 to 8 p m on the first and third Tuesdays each month.

Scottsdale Boys Club E. Osborn

Scottsdale educators join NAU leadership conference

Eight representatives from the Scottsdale Education Association will take part in the Arizona Education Association annual three day conference at Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff. Two political forums will let educators hear candidates for governor and superintendent of education. Delegates include June Reynolds Del Davis John Dant Jim Reith Sally Switzer Nancy Dillon Martha Rash and Carmen Scott.

Scottsdale Education Association Arizona Education Association Flagstaff Northern Arizona University AEA The SEA June Reynolds Supai del Davis John Dant Jim Reith Scottsdale High School Sally Switzer Mohave Nancy Dillon Tonto Martha Rash Arcadia High School Carmen Scott Saguaro High School

Man Arrested in Scottsdale After Interfering With Police

A 21 year old man Edgar Brewer Jr was arrested by Scottsdale police Thursday evening after repeatedly interfering with officers questioning a possible rape victim at an apartment on 70th Street. The 18 year old victim said Brewer and another man visited Thursday night with a beer offer and one assaulted her. Witnesses saw the suspect leave the apartment soon after, partially dressed and carrying clothes.

Scottsdale 70Th Street Edgar Brewer Jr Brewer Brewers Johnny

Children’s Film Festival Showcases The Ride At Scottsdale Library

The event features The Ride a winter to summer chase with a Rolls Royce and a toboggan through Canadian snowscapes at 2 p.m. in the Library Auditorium. It also includes Robert McCloskey Time of Wonder photography and Mother Goose Stories with animated figurines. A related program runs at the Vista del Camino Branch Library at 10 a.m. Saturday.

Maine Penobscot Bay Scottsdale Public Library Robert McCloskey Miss Muffet

Corbin Takes Over Real Estate Probe in State Case

Phoenix Maricopa County Supervisor Robert Corbin has assumed the investigation of State Real Estate Commissioner J Fred Talley. Attorney General N Warner Lee announced the switch on Thursday. Corbin, a former county attorney, was hired at 35 dollars an hour to probe allegations raised by James Cornwall former president of Great Southwest Land and Cattle Co.

Phoenix Maricopa County Robert Corbin J. Fred Talley N. Warner Lee Corbin Lee James Cornwall Great Southwest Land and Cattle Co

Two men jailed in Ginny’s Tavern murder case

Phoenix police booked James Delbert Scott 42 and Ike Jones 22 for homicide and burglary in the slaying of Marie Fitzgerald 60 found dead inside Ginny's Tavern east of downtown.

Phoenix Ginny

Navajo Exxon Lease Study Could Take A Year

A BIA task force will study a $6 billion Navajo Exxon lease to prospect on 400000 acres of reservation land, a review possibly lasting up to a year. The lease was signed by Navajo chairman Peter MacDonald in January.

Window Rock Ariz Bureau of Indian Affairs Exxon Corp Peter MacDonald

Connors to Lead 1974 75 Gompers Fund Drive

Thomas J. Connors of Scottsdale named chairman of the Gompers Rehabilitation Center 1974 75 fund drive. He is Motorola Inc. vice president and general manager of the semiconductor products division. First event is a Serendipity Sale on Sept 14 to benefit handicapped patients. Other events include a December fund drive with Winter Festival and Holiday Parade Dec 7 and Bar B Eue Karnival Apr 6.

Thomas J. Connors Scottsdale Motorola, Inc Gompers Rehabilitation Center Monica Baird Gompers Connors Motorola Semiconductor Texas Instruments, Inc C. P. Clare Co Sperry Gyroscope,Co

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