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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1977

Page

5

20th potential juror picked in Bolles murder trial

In Phoenix a 20th prospective juror was seated as the Don Bolles murder trial entered its fifth week. The Detroit man, 63, said memory gaps would require reliance on others during deliberations amid defense objections to the panel's construction. Jury selection aims for 36 to 38 members. 19 have been seated so far.

Phoenix Don Bolles Detroit Maricopa County Superior Court Howard Thompson James Robison Chandler Max Dunlap Arizona Republic Raul Castro Castro Attorney General's Office William Schafer III Dunlap Paul Smith

Makarios Buried After Large Funeral in Nicosia

Archbishop Makarios Greek Cypriot leader buried in a mountaintop tomb after a televised funeral procession through Nicosia. Tens of thousands mourners lined the streets as the coffin traveled from St. John’s Cathedral to the Church of the Evangelists, with cannon salutes and banners reading Makarios Lives.

Nicosia Cyprus Makarios Kykko Troodos Mediterranean Britain St. John’s Cathedral Church of the Evangelists Makarios Zei

Two Die in Arizona Water Accidents at Saguaro Lake and Salt River

Isiah K. Lukens Jr., 18, of Phoenix, dived from a cliff 100 to 150 feet high at Saguaro Lake and died after reaching Mesa Lutheran Hospital. Arthur W. Hill, 67, of Naperville, Ill., drowned after falling from an inner tube into the Salt River near Stewart Mountain Dam. witnesses pulled him from the water but he died at the scene.

Phoenix Saguaro Lake Illinois Salt River Maricopa County Sheriff's Deputies Isiah K. Lukens Jr Mesa Lutheran Hospital Sheriff's Lake Patrol Division Lukens Arthur W. Hill Naperville Ill Stewart Mountain Dam Yale Hill

FBI raids target Church of Scientology nationwide

Federal agents raid the founding Church of Scientology in Los Angeles and its California headquarters. Officials seek government documents alleged stolen by church workers. The church has filed a 7.8 million dollar suit and faces 18 federal actions.

Brian Gardner Copley Washington Federal Bureau of Investigation Church of Scientology Church of Scientology of California Los Angeles FBI L. Ron Hubbard Hubbard Scientology United States

Vitamin C Therapy Said To Curb Drug Addiction In Study

In Santa Ana California a pilot test with 30 hard core addicts reports full recovery using massive daily vitamin C doses. Researchers claim 25 to 75 grams per day in crystal form suspended in water or milk competes for brain opiate receptors and blocks narcotic binding, offering an inexpensive alternative to methadone. Dr Alfred Libby a chiropractor led the trials with Irwin Stone linking vitamin C to a metabolic defect in liver enzyme synthesis.

Santa Ana Calif Cns Alfred F. Libby Libby Irwin Stone San Jose Linus Pauling

Showdown in Bisbee recalls bid pits old guard against newcomer

In Bisbee Arizona a recall election pits incumbent Ward 2 Councilman Frank Peters against challenger Al Corona. The recall arose from a petition led by Deanne Cartwright who cites negative city publicity tied to Peters and his clashes with Mayor Chuck Eads who denies involvement.

Bisbee Frank Peters al Corona Peters Chuck Eads Eads Deanne Cartwright Cartwright

Rudd warns of job losses from minimum wage hike

Arizona Republican Rep Eldon Rudd warns that about 11000 Arizonans would lose their jobs if Congress raises the minimum wage from 230 to 273 per hour next year. He cites a Chamber of Commerce analysis predicting higher labor costs and consumer prices nationwide.

U.S Eldon Rudd R-Ariz U.S. Chamber of Commerce Arizona Congress Rudd

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