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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1974

Page

2

Gunman Kills Wife of South Korean President During Speech

In Seoul a gunman tried to assassinate President Park Chung-hee during a televised address. Mrs. Park Kim Sun-ja died six hours after surgery. a 17 year old high school girl Chang Dong-hwa was killed instantly. The attacker, a suspected member of an anti government youth group, was wounded and detained. Park resumed his speech and urged North Korea to pursue dialogue.

Seoul UPI Park Chung-hee Park Korea Japan Seoul National University Hospital Chang Dong-hwa Blue House Kim Sang-jim Tokyo Toshio Kimura Mun Se Kwang Osaka Yukio Yoshii Yoshii National Theater North Korea

Only 10 Percent Report For Magma Copper Mine

About 200 of 3,600 workers at the San Manuel Magma Copper Co. plant reported to work as unions approved a new contract. Pickets were removed and operations began to resume after a month-long walkout. The pact reportedly includes a pay rise of 83 to 86 cents over three years. Strikes continue at Phelps Dodge and ASARCO. teamsters expect a quick settlement with Phelps Dodge.

Frank Harris Harris San Manuel

Burglary in Scottsdale and Paradise Valley Net Losses

An estimated 14 210 dollars in jewelry currency and silver were reported stolen from Edward A. Superson’s Scottsdale home after he left at 7 p m and returned at 9 30 p m. Forty two jewelry pieces and 300 dollars in currency plus silver items were taken. In Paradise Valley John T Kirby’s home suffered about 6 300 dollars in stuffed animal trophies and other items stolen after a master bedroom arcadia door was forced open.

Scottsdale Edward A. Superson 82Nd St Paradise Valley John T. Kirby Sparkling Lane Maricopa County

Five GOP candidates to speak at Scottsdale Chamber meeting

Five Republican gubernatorial hopefuls Russ Williams John Driggs Milt Graham Ev Mecham and Bill Jacquin will address members at 7:30 a.m. Friday in the Little Red Schoolhouse on Main Street east of Brown Avenue. Each gets six minutes then welcomes questions, with coffee and doughnuts served.

Scottsdale

Obituary of Jennie Sullivan

Jennie Sullivan, 98, of 4557 First St., Scottsdale, died today in a local hospital. A Georgia native who came from California, she lived in Scottsdale 54 years and was a charter member of Scottsdale United Methodist Church. Services at Messinger Mortuary Chapel at 10 a.m. Saturday. burial Camelback Cemetery. Survivors include son Leslie B. of Phoenix, daughter Mildred L. Eitel of Scottsdale, a sister, and four grandchildren.

Jennie Sullivan First St Scottsdale

Agnes Slingerland services held in Scottsdale

Agnes L. Slingerland, 65, died Tuesday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after living in Scottsdale nine years since moving from Florida. Services were held at 11 a.m. today at Messinger Mortuary Chapel in Scottsdale, followed by private burial. She leaves husband Russell, daughter Judith C. Robitzsch of Florida, and two grandchildren.

Agnes L. Slingerland Messinger Mortuary Chapel E. Indian School Ra Slingerland E. Drive Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Russell Judith C. Robitzsch Florida

Edith Benson services announced for 97 year old

Edith Auvyne McLeod Benson 97 of Scottsdale dies at Scottsdale Community Hospital. Services set for Friday at First Baptist Church Scottsdale with burial at Greenwood Memorial Park Phoenix. Survived by husband Dave son Mareford Scottsdale daughter Christine Ellingson Mesa and several siblings.

Edith Auvyne McLeod Benson Fist Baptist Church Scottsdale E. Osborn Rd Messinger Mortuary E. Indian School Rd Greenwood Memorial Park Phoenix Benson E. Sage Drive Scottsdale Community Hospital Oklahoma California First Baptist Church of Dave Mareford Christine Ellingson Mesa Sta

Fraud suspect arrested after anonymous tip to Scottsdale police

Anonymous phone calls to Scottsdale police led to the Wednesday arrest of 27 year old former Scottsdale man Larry Charles Jackson. He pled guilty in city court this morning to a fraud charge and faces pending sentencing while forgery charges are investigated. Jackson was found at the Rodeway Inn after a tip said he was staying there and might try to pay with a forged credit card. He tried to leave without paying and walked from the hotel area toward Scottsdale Road.

Scottsdale Larry Charles Jackson Tony LeGault LeFault Larry Jackson Texas Rodeway Inn Indian School Rd LeGault Jackson Indian School Road Scottsdale Road

Cusack to chair Scottsdale Planning Commission

Diane Cusack elected chairman of the Scottsdale Planning Commission with William Arthur named as vice chairman. Cusack previously chaired the panel and joined in January 1965, while Arthur joined in August 1958. The chair position had been vacant about a month after Charles Smith left for the city council.

Diane Cusack Scottsdale Planning Commission William Arthur Cusack Arthur Charles Smith

Busy telephone delay hinders coin shop holdup victims

In Seattle a gunman fled a Liberty Coin Shop. Victim Mike Pittman rang 911 and heard a recording that all lines were busy. Two witnesses also endured the hold message for 10 minutes before fleeing for help as seven operators were occupied. Police say the system triggers when all operators are busy.

Seattle VPI Mike Pittman Pittman Ted Jensen 911 Communications Center Liberty Coin Shop

Federal Judge Bars Clerks From Issuing Garnishment Writs

U S District Judge Carl Muecke signed a permanent order prohibiting county court clerks and justices of the peace from issuing garnishment writs without a prior hearing. The ruling follows arguments by Muecke and two other federal judges last April on the constitutionality of Arizona garnishment laws. He said state law does not authorize court clerks or justices of the peace to provide judicial review of prejudgment remedies.

Phoenix Justices of the Peace U.S. District Court Carl Muecke Muecke Arizona

State Dairy Commission takes over Maricopa dairy inspections

Vernon Lassen the state dairy commissioner says Maricopa County Health Department continues dairy farm and plant inspections after transfer to the State Dairy Commission. He says county inspectors duplicate work and harass dairy operators over inspection fees in a letter to Dr. Stanford Farnsworth.

Phoenix Maricopa County State Dairy Commission Vernon Lassen Stanford Farnsworth Lassen

Miss America 1949 Jacque Mercer Curran files for divorce

Phoenix residents Jacque Mercer Curran and her husband Richard Curran seek dissolution of their 21 year marriage. The couple lives with their two children at 5331 East McDonald Drive in Paradise Valley.

Phoenix Jacque Mercer Curran Richard Curran Currans Paradise Valley E. McDonald Drive

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