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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1977

Page

2

Arabs weigh Egypt boycott at Tripoli summit

In Tripoli Libya, Arab leaders from Syria Iraq Algeria South Yemen and the Palestinians convened a rejectionist summit chaired by Col. Muammar Khadafy to consider an economic and diplomatic boycott of Egypt over Anwar Sadat’s peace overture. PLO chief Yasir Arafat and Khadafy reported on the session’s findings as they plan possible actions through a night session.

Tripoli Libya Anwar Sadat Israel Egypt Syria Iraq Algeria South Yemen Muammar Khadafy Abdul Mohsen Abu Maizer Palestinian Liberation Organization Khadafy PLO Yasir Arafat Sadat Jerusalem Cairo United States United Nations Hafez Assad

Paradise Valley approves imperfect noise rule amid debate

Town Council passes a 96 and 45 decibel based noise ordinance despite expert criticisms of decibel meters. The measure limits fixed sources and motor vehicles with set daytime and nighttime levels. Also approved annexation of a county island, a 6 month Alamos Resort extension, a contractor labor tax deduction, and the Quail Vista final plat.

Paradise Valley George Carrington Carrington Arthur Humble Scottsdale Doubletree Ranch Road John and Peter Maniatis Indian Bend Wash Alamos Scottsdale Road Lincoln Drive Scottsdale Seven Vermont Ave 70Th Place

Obituary for Robert Balfour Thompson in Valley

Robert Balfour Thompson 62 died Thursday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Born in New York he moved to the Valley from Switzerland a year ago and worked as Motorola credit and banking manager in Europe for 16 years. Survived by his wife Betty S two sons Stephen and David and one grandchild. Visitation today until 9 p.m. Messinger Mortuary. Services Saturday at Valley United Presbyterian Church. Interment in Watertown New York.

The Valley United Presbyterian Church E. McDonald Drive Robert Balfour Thompson Scottsdale Memorial Hospital New York Thompson Switzerland N. Via Dela Sombre Motorola Credit and Banking Europe

Illlinois-born Sophie Murray dies in Aurora at 83

Sophie Murray 83 former Scottsdale resident died Wednesday at Copley Memorial Hospital Aurora Illinois native lived 20 years in Valley became permanent resident four years ago at 2700 N Hayden Rd moved back to Illinois a month ago St Josephs Hospital Nursing Center staff 1964 1967 Survivors five sons Thomas Donald Robert John Richard two daughters Pat Lucille Rita 38 grandchildren 14 great grandchildren Services and burial will be in Illinois.

Sophie Murray Scottsdale Copley Memorial Hospital Aurora Illinois Murray Valley Hayden Road Ilinois St. Joseph’s Hospital “Nursing Center Thomas J Donald Robert L John Richard Washington Pat Pedicini Lucille Hyett Rita Casserly Missouri

Arizona coal talks restart with mediators at table

Federal mediator Wayne L. Horvitz said bargaining had resumed between the United Mine Workers and Bituminous Coal Operators Association as union president Arnold Miller's attendance remained unconfirmed. With the contract expiring at midnight Monday, a strike by about 130000 miners loomed, while Brennan attended the session from the coal operators group.

Washington Arnold Miller Wayne L. Horvitz Miller United Mine Workers Horvitz Bituminous Coal Operators Association Coal Association Joseph P. Brennan Brennan

Debris Cars Derail Near Kingman After Major Crash

Three Santa Fe freight cars sliding off the rails east of Kingman Thursday deepen the derailment spike after a two-train collision injured three crewmen and caused about 8 million dollars in damage. Seven cars had derailed earlier on a temporary track at the collision site.

Kingman Santa’Fe Here

Soundproofing Rule Approved Near Air Bases

Maricopa County Planning and Zoning Commission approved an amendment to the county building code requiring soundproofing in houses near Luke and Williams Air Force bases to reduce interior noise by 25 decibels.

Phoenix Luke Williams Air Force Bases Maricopa County

Former Benson district official indicted for embezzlement

A former Benson School District superintendent Benjamin Rutherford and secretary Rachel Swies have been indicted by a state grand jury for embezzling public funds. Rutherford faces 29 counts, Swies 8 counts, with arraignment set in Cochise County Superior Court.

Phoenix Benson Benjamin Rutherford Rachel Swies Cochise County Rutherford State Attorney General's Office Swies

Purse Snatcher Stole $488 Outside Scottsdale Bank

A man grabbed a purse containing $488 from Linda Wisser outside the First National Bank of Arizona in Scottsdale. Wisser, 36, was slightly injured resisting the theft in the Camelback Road parking lot. Police describe the suspect as a 20 to 30 year old Caucasian man, 6 feet tall, light brown curly hair, tan jacket, and light brown pants.

Scottsdale Linda Wisser First National Bank of Arizona Camelback Road

Stolen items from Scottsdale car and home break-ins

Police report $3,490 in valuables stolen from Ronald E. Peters’s car parked at 5811 N 82nd St. between 10 p.m. Wednesday and 7 a.m. Thursday, including two $2,600 voltmeters and radio gear. A separate Scottsdale home theft over the past two weeks involved $1,215 in property at 3326 N 67th St No. 1 with no forced entry. Also reported: 10 Indian-made rings and jewelry pieces stolen.

Motorola Inc Scottsdale Ronald E. Peters 82Nd St Sarah Monje 67Th St

Arson Suspected In Two Small Fires At Scottsdale Hotel

Police say two deliberate fires caused about 150 dollars in damage at the Doubletree Inn on East Indian School Road. One blaze involved a cloth around a Christmas tree. the other affected trash in a can and paper in a towel dispenser in the lobby restroom. Fire crews arrived quickly and hotels staff extinguished both fires.

Scottsdale Doubletree Inn Indian School Road

Knife assault suspect held in Scottsdale parking lot

Salt River Community Indian man Brandon J. Scott, 33, is held on $2200 bond in a Phoenix jail for assaults with a deadly weapon after a knifepoint incident at a Scottsdale area shopping center parking lot. A 7 11 security officer and a Scottsdale youth helped detain the suspect until police. Sandra Hill, 29, the victim, reported the man pointed a knife and demanded entry to her car.

Salt River Brandon J. Scott Scottsdale Scott Sandra Kay Hill

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