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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1977

Page

5

Phoenix Clothing Drive aids thousands with new outfits

The annual Back to School Clothing Drive in Phoenix helps about 5,500 children, but organizers face an $8,000 shortfall of the $29,000 needed. Led by Selma Shefler and Lucy Allen, the effort relies on volunteers, private donations, and referrals from 15 anti poverty agencies to provide jeans, shoes, underwear, and dresses to local kids.

Chris Shue Phoenix Selma Shefler Lucy Allen Cochairmen Allen P.O. Box Phoenix Antipoverty Program Leadership and Education For the Advancement of Phoenix LEAP Phoenix Human Resources Center Phoenix Solicitation Board Sheilor Scottsdale Vista del Camino Broadway Road Salvation Army Post Shefler Rita Walters Grand Canyon College Trujillo Larry Ortiz

Police tie Phoenix lawyer and official to land swindle case

A Phoenix police affidavit links attorney Foster Mori and Minnesota Title Co trust officer Jerome Levy to the northern Arizona land fraud operation run by Danny W. O Keefe. Detectives implicate Mori and Levy in selling about 240000 in land contracts to Seattle investors despite known access issues.

Phoenix Title Company Arizona Police Department Organized Crime Bureau Danny W. O'Keefe Valley Vista Colorado Denver Robert DeBusk Cholla Land and

Ask the Doctor: is cholesterol count the key to heart disease

A reader asks why a friend with normal cholesterol could have a coronary attack and why lowering cholesterol matters. The answer notes that blood factors beyond cholesterol predict vessel disease and cites triglycerides HDL LDL levels, heredity, stress, smoking, and lifestyle as influencers. A diet low in animal fats refined sugars plus weight control and exercise are emphasized as protective.

Missing Eggs and Puppies In A Bridge Problem

A bridge puzzle describes declarer miscounting entries and misplaying hearts and diamonds to fail in a game and rubber. The deal features North A5 J1092, East K1064, South Q83, West 3972 843 A54 876 with vulnerability North-South, dealer South. The text hints at better line leading to dummy’s long suit and managing entries to secure extra tricks.

Declarer East West Dummy Fast

Bridge bidding lesson on trumps and suit length

A bridge excerpt explains nine tricks objective and longest suit development, noting cases where shorter suits or forcing bids affect outcomes. It discusses North South 1424 hands, South’s minimal raise, and suggests three spades as the best contract, with diamonds and key cards considered but game remains a stretch.

North South

Liddy seeks postponement on $40,000 parole fine

Watergate burglar G. Gordon Liddy will ask a U S magistrate next week for a delay in paying a 40 000 dollar parole fine claiming he has no money. Prison sources say he will plead poverty to avoid current payment.

Williamsport G. Gordon Liddy U.S

Wynn's Engine Tune-Up Promises Quick Highway Relief

An oil treatment labeled Wynn's Engine Tune-Up claims to restore lost performance within 10 minutes of driving. It supposedly quiets valves and lifters and dissolves harmful deposits to ease engine sluggishness on the highway.

WYNN

Carter pushes new urban policy to halt city decline

President Carter directs his domestic policy team to finish a comprehensive urban strategy early next year. HUD Secretary Patricia Harris and aide Stuart Eizenstat lead a Cabinet task force to craft a plan stressing private investment and tax incentives to aid distressed cities, with talks looming with the National League of Cities and possible inclusion in the January State of the Union.

Washington Carter New York City Stuart Eizenstat Patricia Harris Housing and Urban Development Eizenstat National League of Cities HUD Vernon Jordan The Urban League Benjamin Hooks NAACP Afl-Cio U.S. Conference of Mayors Treasury Department Congress Commerce Juanita Kreps Economic Development Administration

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