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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1974

Page

2

Ambassador Davies dies in Cyprus rioting attack

UPI reports American ambassador Rodger P. Davies was fatally shot during an anti American demonstration at the Nicosia embassy. Greek Cypriot secretary Antoinette Vanara was killed. President Clerides attended the scene as riots and arson raged nearby.

Nicosia UPI Cyprus Rodger P. Davies David Grimwald Grimwald Davies Antoinette Vanara Glafkos Clerides Henry A. Kissinger Kissinger Clerides

Goldwater Says Rockefeller Nomination Won’t Unite GOP

Senator Barry Goldwater said Nelson Rockefeller’s vice presidential nomination won’t win broad GOP support and urged dropping Rockefeller from the ticket. He called Rockefeller liberal in image though admitting Rockefeller is well qualified and questions GOP impact.

Rocky Barry Washington Barry M. Goldwater Nelson Rockefeller GOP Goldwater Arizona Rockefeller

Rockefeller Says He Is More Conservative Than Williams

Arizona Governor Jack Williams recalled President Ford’s choice Nelson Rockefeller as vice president and said Rockefeller claims to be more conservative. Williams cited past talks with Rockefeller, noting in New York they debated philosophy and Rockefeller told him he had moved to the right and remained more conservative than Williams in Houston.

Arizona Jack Williams Nelson Rockefeller Ford Rockefeller Williams New York Acord Jack Houston

Marshalsonalities on Rockefeller as vice president concern

Marshall Jonathan Marshall seeks the Democratic Senate nomination and offers measured critique of Rockefeller. He praises experience but questions his suitability as vice president citing New York governorship record on urban issues taxes and conservation and potential oil industry ties. He wishes him to perform well for Americans.

Jonathan Marshall Senate Rockefeller Marshall New York

Man Shot During Narcotics Rip-Off in Phoenix

Detective: 23 year old Tommy McDonald was shot during an apparent narcotics rip-off at a small house southwest of downtown Phoenix Monday. McDonald said he went to buy heroin, was robbed of $40, and shot by the man in the black hat.

Phoenix Eloy Ysasi Tommy McDonald Ysasi McDonald

Doctor fined for traffic violations in emergency medical case

City Court Judge Edward L. Boyle fined Dr. Darrell Dean Smith 41 after finding him guilty of three traffic violations. The doctor, claimed to be rushing to treat a patient, argued he was in an emergency but was convicted for speeding and disobeying stop signs while resisting arrest was dropped. The case linked to the cardiac arrest of former Scottsdale Memorial Hospital nurse Lillian Davis.

TIM McGraw Edward L. Boyle Darrell Dean Smith Hylton 70Th Street Osborn Road Dr. Smith Scottsdale Road 71St Street Smith Jim Keppel Philip Goldstein Boyle Goldstein Keppel

Man held for auto theft charges in Scottsdale

Scottsdale Justice Court Judge Dan Roth orders 21 year old Joseph Michael Derohner to answer in Maricopa County Superior Court on two auto theft counts. He is held on 11 thousand dollar bond after thefts on August 12 of a 1970 Cadillac and a 1972 Buick from Gil Haskins Auto Lease.

Scottsdale Dan Roth Maricopa County Joseph Michael Derohner Gil Haskins Scottsdale Rd Gartner Derohner Derohwer Larry Charles Jackson Jackson Rodeway Inn Indian School Rd Sakowitz Camelback Rd

House passes protective measure for pensioners

The House approved landmark pension reform to protect rights for about 30 million workers. A government insurance fund would pay up to 750 dollars monthly if a company defaults. The bill expands coverage to all workers 25 and older and sets funding, vesting, and eligibility rules while limiting transfer of funds between jobs.

Washington UPI House Senate Westing

GPVCC urges Phoenix to fast track North Valley access road

The Greater Paradise Valley Community Council asked the Phoenix city council to authorize immediate widening of Northern Avenue from 32nd Street and Shea Boulevard to 16th Street and Northern and to widen 16th Street between Northern and Glendale Avenues. They also urged study of the 18 Street leg along Northern Avenue and referenced an expressway plan defeated two years ago.

North GPVCC Northern Avenue John Vermeire Community Council

Former pastor and wife hurt in I 17 crash near Phoenix

The Rev Earl Burgess a former Scottsdale United Methodist Church pastor aged 87 his wife Mabel 82 and grandson Jon David Nelson 18 were injured when Burgess apparently slept at the wheel driving south on Interstate 17 between Phoenix and Flagstaff at about 10 20 am Monday Nelson described the crash as the vehicle leaving the road and flipping into a median Burgess in serious condition with internal injuries and a broken wrist Nel son and Mrs Burgess were treated at local hospitals with varying injuries.

Earl Burgess Scottsdale United Methodist Church N. Miller Rd John C. Lincoln Hospital State Highway Patrol Burgess Mabel Jon David Nelson Phoenix Flagstaff Nelson St. Joseph’s Hospital Visitation

Obituary of Jane Veronica Dunbar of Scottsdale

Services for Jane Veronica Dunbar 25 of 7044 E Palm Lane were held this morning. Burial will be in St Francis Cemetery. Born in Brooklyn she came to Scottsdale three years ago from Florida. Survivors include her mother Dorothy Stanley and stepfather John Stanley of Scottsdale her father Harry Ytreay a son Don Dunbar Jr. of Scottsdale a brother Donald and a sister Doreen Crowe of Scottsdale. Arrangements were made by Messinger Mortuary and Chapel.

Jane Veronica Dunbar E. Palm Lane St. Francis Cemetery Dunbar Scottsdale Brooklyn N.Y Florida Dorothy Stanley John W. Stanley Harry Ytreay Don Dunbar Jr Donald Doreen Crowe Messinger Mortuary

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