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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1972

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Red tanks push on three Viet towns in Cambodia and Quang Tri

UPI reports Communist forces with Russian T54 tanks moved on Kompong Trabek driving defenders from the market town and pressing toward Prey Veng and Svay Rieng while tanks reach Quang Tri in northern Vietnam. U.S. and Cambodian troops knocked out dozens more tanks and supply drops continued as Lon Nol visits Neak Luong.

Saigon UPI Kompong Trabek Cambodia North Vietnam Quang Tri Vietnam Demilitarized Zone Dmz Hue Phnom Fenh Mekong U.S Russia Jane's Piatip Iudi Cealgvouian Prey Veng Svay Rieng Lon Nol Neak Luong Nnnlan Neith Aninad Nlhinnan Gasscon Oy

Obituary for Julian E Brua in Scottsdale

Julian E Brua 62 died Sunday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services set for 10 30 a m Wednesday at Messinger Mortuary burial Green Acres Cemetery. Survivor list includes wife Marcella daughter Marcia and siblings out of state. He moved to the area ten years ago from Fargo North Dakota after joining the Basha store organization and was born in Sharon North Dakota. He was a member of Abiding Savior Lutheran Church Tempe.

Julian E. Brua Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Messinger Mortuary Green Acres Cemetery Brua N. 85Th St Fargo N.D Basha Store Organization Sharon Abiding Savior Lutheran Church Tempe Marcella Marcia Scottsdale

Rosary for Mrs Lucille J Janca Pace Funeral Plans

Lucille J Janca died July 31 in Doctor's Hospital. A 7 p m rosary is at Mercer Mortuary in Phoenix with a 9 a m Wednesday funeral mass at St Theresa's Church. Entombment follows at Greenwood Mausoleum. Survivors include daughter Dorothy, son Timothy, and her father James Halama.

Lucille J. Janca Doctor’s Hospital Mercer Mortuary E. Thomas St. Theresa’s Catholic Church Greenwood Mausoleum Janca E. Vernon Valley Dorothy M. Janca Timothy James Halama Phoenix Out of State

Frank B. Smith Rites Planned in Phoenix

Frank B. Smith 97 died Sunday in Phoenix Convalescent Nursing Home. Funeral set for 11 a.m. Wednesday at Mercer with cremation after. He lived at 4527 E Bellview and was a retired accountant who moved to Arizona 13 years ago from New York. Daughter Emma S. Sohns of Phoenix and two nephews survive. Friends may visit until 10 p.m. today at the mortuary.

Frank B. Smith Phoenix Convalescent Nursing Home Mercer Mortuary E. Thomas Mr. Smith E. Bellview New York Emma S. Sohns Phoenix

Dow Jones Ends Mixed Amid Broad Market Slump

United Press International reports a backdrop of declines across major indexes led by the Dow Jones Industrial Average down 0.68 to 952.44 as most stocks slip. Among notable movers Alcoa, American Brands, General Motors, IBM, Ford Motors, North American Rockwell and others show varied gains and losses in a broad market session.

United Press International du Pont Giore Forgan, Inc Dow Jones Indus Alcoa American Brands American Can American Motors Anaconda At&t Arizona Public Soc Bell & Howell Bendix Bethlehem Steel Boeing Chrysler Skaggs CBS Souter Pacific and Control Data Sperry Rand Dupont Standard of Calif Eastern Air Lines Standard of NJ Eastman Talley Industries Emerson Texaco Fairchild Camera Texas Gulf Ford Motors Trans America Frontier TWA General Dynamics Union Oil General Electric Uniroyal General Motors United Aircraft General Telephone US Steel Goodyear Webb Honeywell Xerox IBM Janith

FAA blamed in Apache Airlines crash that killed 12

National Transportation Safety Board faulted FAA inspection practices for a May 6 1971 Apache Airlines crash near Coolidge Arizona that killed all 12 aboard and led to bankruptcy. The report cites a bad fitting causing right wing separation though below manufacturer standards. George Dembow plans a multi million dollar suit against FAA and manufacturers.

Phoenix API Federal Aviation Administration Apache Airlines National Transportation Safety Board Tucson FAA George Dembow Dembow

Hospital fund adopts new division chair in Scottsdale drive

Dave Dennerline, Scottsdale businessman and longtime resident, becomes chair of the Business and Industry division for Scottsdale Memorial Hospital's capital fund drive. The expansion fund aims for 3 million dollars with plans for a new sterile supply area, expanded surgical space, obstetrics floor, and more beds by fall 1973. National firms and about 1,400 local businesses will be solicited. group captain enlistment resumes in September. Dennerline also serves as Valley National Bank vice president and Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce director.

Dave Dennerline Scottsdale Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Don K. Chambers Dennerline Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors Valley National Bank

Fischer Spassky World Championship Game 12 Preview

Noon deadline passed with no illness reports from Fischer or Spassky for game 12. Fischer trained on the tennis court and faced Gligoric in a tough preparatory session as he held a 6 to 4 advantage over Spassky with 12 games remaining.

Reykjavik UPI Bobby Fischer Boris Spassky Lothar Schmid Fischer Svetozar Gligoric Gligoric Spassky U.S

Big powers seek new Middle East peace moves in New York

Diplomatic sources say the four major powers will resume soundings on Middle East peace during the U.N. General Assembly in New York next month. August discussions hinge on the November U.S. election and Russia Egypt relations, with no clear initiatives expected soon.

London UPI Middle East New York U.N. General Assembly Mideast U.S United States Britain France Russia U.N Gunnar Jarring Egypt Libya

Bond issue support from Bob Edwards on Sept 12 county vote

Bob Edwards a GOP candidate for County Board District 2 urged voters to consider the $83 million county bond issues on the September 12 ballot. He did not endorse the bonds but called some items essential to efficient government and crime control and praised supervisors for item by item voting on facilities to improve or replace.

Bob Edwards GOP County Board of Supervisors Edwards

Riegle Targets Nixon Vietnam Policy Costs

Rep Donald Riegle charged Nixon administration policies cost the U S more than 60 billion dollars and left over 20 000 American dead as debate opened on an end the war resolution He cited Library of Congress figures saying the president pledged to wind down the war but the record shows otherwise.

Daniel Rapoport Washington UPI Nixon Donald Riegle Michigan Library of Congress South Vietnam Riegle Sagan House U.S Indochina Senate Lee Hamilton D-Ind Carl Albert Hale Boggs

Thieves Take $590 From Fred B. Koch Home

The residence at 7301 E Lewis was burglarized while Fred B. Koch vacationed. Police estimate loss at 590 dollars, including 14 silver dollars 15 dollars in other coins and several pieces of jewelry a watch iron clocks vase and a carving. Entry likely occurred between June 15 and July 15. The door was found open upon return.

Fred B. Koch E. Lewis Koch Scottsdale

Absentee Vote Law Outlined By Garfield in Arizona

Ernest Garfield, Republican candidate for District 4, opened his 444 W. Camelback headquarters and said the new law allows absentee voting when a voter must travel outside their precinct for work. He urged employers to inform employees about the change and noted some may choose absentee ballots for convenience.

Arizona Ernest Garfield District 4 Garfield Camelback

Roeder Urges Individual Credit for Progress in Senate Race

John Roeder, Republican candidate for state Senate District 26, told Metropolitan Republican Women at Saddleback Inn that individuals, not government, drive personal and human progress. He said many persist in the belief that government is essential for progress and satisfaction.

John Roeder Senate Roeder Saddleback Inn

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