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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1976

Page

2

Carter cautions on easy answers as aides set cautious tone

President elect Carter says there are no automatic solutions to tough questions and promises to deliver on campaign pledges. Aides at the preinaugural meeting temper expectations about defense cuts and welfare reform, citing fiscal realities and implementation timelines.

ST. Simons Island Carter Jody Powell Fense Defense Harold Brown Joseph A. Califano Jr

SRP breakdown causes 48 minute east Scottsdale blackout

A Salt River Project equipment malfunction caused a 48 minute power outage in a half mile square area of east Scottsdale beginning shortly before 4 a.m. The affected region lies between 82nd Street Camelback Road Pima Road and Indian School Road. SRP officials cited the pole mounted equipment as the failure point.

East Scottsdale 82Nd Street Camelback Road Pima Road Indian School Road SRP

Ernies Inn founder Ernest Papenhausen 59 dies in Scottsdale

Ernest Fr. Papenhausen 59 who opened Ernies Inn restaurant in 1973 died Monday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Born in Brooklyn, he moved to Scottsdale in 1967 from New Jersey where he ran the Upper Saddle River Restaurant. He was a charter Saddle River Lions Club member and life member of the Pearl Harbor Survivors Club. Services Thursday at Green Acres Mortuary with visitation today.

Ernest Fr. Papenhausen Nottsdale Rd Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Mr. Papenhausen N. 83Rd St Brooklyn N.Y Scottsdale New Jersey Upper Saddle River Queens Village Lodge

Death Notice for Emidio Dalessandro in Phoenix Area

Emidio Dalessandro 4 a retired cement contractor died Tuesday at his home 3123 N 52nd St He was born in Italy and came to the Valley 26 years ago from Michigan Survived by wife Clara children Ada DelDuca of Scottsdale Arthur of Phoenix a brother two sisters living out of state five grandchildren and six great grandchildren Visitation 8:30 p m today Arcadia Funeral Home 4800 E Indian School Rd Mass at 10 am Thursday at St Theresa Catholic Church 5045 E Thomas Rd

Emidio Dalessandro Mr. Dalessandro Italy Michigan Clara Ada DelDuca Scottsdale Arthur Phoenix Ree Arcadia Funeral Home E. Indian School Rd Massig St. . Theresa’s Catholic Church E. Thomas Rd

Hurwich Graveside Rites Held in Valley Community

Jo Hurwich 41, of the Valley, held graveside services at Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Born in Indiana, she moved here nine years ago and belonged to Temple Beth Israel. Survivors include her husband Charles, son Andrew, daughters Julie and Laura, mother Mrs. Maurice Walke of Indiana, and one sister. Memorials urged to Kibel Nursing Home in Phoenix.

Jo Hurwich Green Acres Memorial Gardens N. Hayden Rd Hurwich Indiana Valley Temple Beth Israel Charles Andrew Julie Laura Maurice Walke Kibel Nursing 36Th St Phoenix

Massachusetts Native David F. Hills Dies at 56

David F. Hills 56 a native of Massachusetts died Monday. He worked at a tool factory and belonged to the American Legion in Massachusetts. Survivors include his wife Ruth sons David of Denver and Brad of Los Angeles mother Mrs Florence Hills of Athol Mass a brother and sister out of state. Services Thursday 10 a.m. at Messinger Mortuary Chapel 7601 E Indiana School Rd. burial Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Friends may call 6 to 9 p.m. today at the mortuary.

David Franklin Hills Massachusetts Memorial Hospital Hills E. Lewis Ave American Legion Ruth David Denver Brad Los Angeles Florence Hills Athol Mass Messinger Mortuary Chapel Indiana School Rd Green Acres Memorial Gardens

For Sale Two 60 inch Steel Executive Desks and Chairs

For sale 2 nearly new 60 inch steel executive desks with matching swivel chairs and glass desk tops. Located by owner at 7000 E Camelback Suite 28. Contact 9456973 for details.

Arizona agencies probe unregistered securities scheme

Arizona state agencies including the Corporation Commission are investigating Arthur Thurston and his Arizona Business Factors Co. after 23 investors report a loss of 152000 in an unregistered securities scheme promoted from Phoenix.

Phoenix Arizona Corporation Commission Arthur Thurston Arizona Business Factors Co

Mayor O'Neill Defeated in Recall Bid by Narrow Margin

In a five seat recall election for the city council, Mayor Larry O'Neill was the sole incumbent to lose. O'Neill fell to recall candidate Ray Hickman by 17 votes, while Se Ee Pe NERO OER AEA ee was re elected.

Page Larry O'Neill O'Neill Ray Hickman

Squaw Valley Ski Lift Scrapes By With Little Snow

A winter drought leaves Squaw Valley in California with sparse snow and few skiers visible on the slopes. The lift offers a distant, barren panorama as other ski areas face the same dry season.

California Squaw Valley Ski Resort

City weighs coin meters to pay for Chaparral tennis lights

Scottsdale officials and Chaparral High School consider installing coin-meter lighting for eight courts. Parks chief Spacewater plans talks with district manager Kearney in January to seek a city district agreement, hoping the $0.25 for 20 minutes rate will cover about $600 per court annually. Coin meters already operate at Paiute and Chesnutt Parks with about $50 monthly revenue.

Scottsdale Spacewater Parks and Recreation Jack Kearney Paiute Chesnutt Parks Chesnutt Park Navajo School Chaparral

Jury selection underway in Bolles case in Arizona

Judge Ben Birdsall prepared to question potential jurors as jury selection begins Thursday for the first degree murder trial of John Harvey Adamson. More than 60 questions were submitted by defense and prosecution as 96 jurors were instructed to avoid media coverage.

Tucson Arizona Republic Don Bolles Pima County Superior Court Ben Birdsall Birdsall John Harvey Adamson Phoenix Adamson Pima County

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