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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1976

Page

2

Scottsdale awards Louisiana firm five year data services contract

The Scottsdale City Council awarded Public Systems, Inc. a five year data services contract at a fixed price of 13,960, selecting the Louisiana firm over Arthur Young and Co. by 6 votes to 1. The lone dissenter, Council member Charles Smith, favored the second bidder. Darden cited no qualifications issue with PSI while noting the bid difference. The project will create a master plan for city computer operations and future information needs. The meeting also covered liquor license recommendations, bid calls, insurance, and cost sharing with SRP and the Army Corps of Engineers on nearby projects.

Scottsdale Public Systems, Inc Louisiana PSI Arthur Young and Co U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Corps Indian Bend Wash

Burglaries at Hilton Hotel Total About Twenty Five Thousand

Investigators say seven room break ins at the Scottsdale Hilton on 6333 N Scottsdale Rd may be by someone with access to keys. Victims include a Santa Barbara woman reporting a 12000 diamond ring and 2500 earrings, a Portland woman with a fur coat, and a Winnipeg traveler with a ruby necklace. No forced entry found. detectives cite a prior suspect with 150 hotel keys.

Team Scottsdale Hilton Hotel Scottsdale Rd Jewerry Santa Barbara Calif Rose Weltner Portland Ore Seymour N. Okner Chicago Ill Sally Chisick Winnipeg Manitoba Ruth A. DeKock Fairoaks Ind North Hollywood Mountain Shadows Superior Court Agerson Decker

Obituary for Dr. Frederick Burgess in Scottsdale and Storm Lake

Dr. Frederick Earl Burgess 88 died Wednesday at Beatitudes Care Center. Services set for 11 a.m. Thursday at Scottsdale United Methodist Church with visitation 5 to 9 p.m. today at Messinger Mortuary. He lived in Scottsdale 17 years, served as church pastor and resident council president, and held multiple honors including World War I veteran status and a 50 year Eastern Star pin. Survivors include his wife Mabel of Phoenix son Roger Burgess Nashville Tenn daughter Muriel Nelson Storm Lake Iowa and eight grandchildren. Memorials to Scottsdale United Methodist Church.

Frederick Earl Burgess Scottsdale Burgess American Legion Blue Lodge Pierson Iowa Temple Shrine Sioux City Order of Eastern Star Storm Lake Mabel I Phoenix Roger L. Burgess Nashville, Tenn Muriel David) Nelson Scottsdale United

Memorial service for Elaine J Jensen Richardson

Elaine J Jensen Richardson 62 longtime Scottsdale teacher dies in Phoenix hospital. Services at First Ward Chapel 4275 N 56th St with visitation today 5 to 8 pm and Thursday 9 30 to 10 30 am at Memory Lawn Mortuary 719 N 27th Ave Phoenix burial Memory Lawn Memorial Park. Survivors include husband Don Edward sons Joseph D Salt Lake City Utah James E Phoenix daughter Mary Lou Bornemeier Saratoga California siblings Norman Jensen Tempe Reed Jensen West Covina California sisters Lucille Taylor Verna Moffitt Tempe and four grandchildren.

Elaine Jensen Richardson Scottsdale First Ward Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints 56Th St Memory Lawn Mortuary 27Th Ave Phoenix Memory Lawn Memorial Park Richardson Kiva School St. Joseph’s Hospital Utah Utah State University Scottsdale 68Th St Don Edward Joseph D Salt Lake City James E Mary Lou Bornemeier Saratoga Calif Norman Jensen Tempe Reed

Rabies Shots Begin for Boy Bitten by Unknown Dog

A 10 year old Scottsdale boy Noel Economos began the first of two weeks of daily rabies shots after being bitten in Vista del Camino park by an unidentified Doberman. Police and health officials hunt the dog and two suspected men. If the dog tests negative the treatment may stop. the family seeks information on the dog and its handlers.

Scottsdale Vista del Camino Park Helen Economos N. 74Th Place Noel Economos Economos

Confusion Over Deadlines Hits Arizona Vehicle Registrations

About 20 000 motorists miss the February 2 registration deadline after the state extends anti-smog inspection to February 13 causing many to owe an $8 late fee, according to Maricopa County assessor Ken Kunes. In Tucson postal officials prepare for protests over potential job cuts and service reductions as the USPS faces a $1.4 billion deficit.

Phoenix Maricopa Ken Kunes Post Office Tucson U.s.postal Service William Sullivan Pacific Islands Postal Service

Phoenix leader Esser dies at 71 after 19 years as official

Charles Esser longtime assistant city manager of Phoenix died at Good Samaritan Hospital at 71. He became city manager seven months before retirement and pushed annexation that expanded Phoenix from 17.1 square miles in 1950 to 254 square miles by 1970. Bruce Babbitt seeks first state grand jury impanelment. says matters arise mainly in Maricopa County and cases are ready for the panel.

Phoenix Charles Esser Esser Good Samaritan Hospital Babbitt Bruce Babbitt Arizona Supreme Court Maricopa County High Court

Williams backs Reagan for GOP nomination in Arizona

Former Arizona Gov. Jack Williams announced his support for Ronald Reagan at a Pima County Republican Club meeting. Williams stated he speaks as a Republican and endorses Reagan, not opposing the President.

Tucson Ronald Reagan Arizona Jack Williams Williams Pima County Republican Club

Crash victim listed in serious condition in Scottsdale

A 17 year old Scottsdale girl Laura L Seaman was pulled from a burning car after a Sunday crash and listed in serious condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. The accident occurred on Hayden Road at Chaparral Road when the Parton vehicle collided with Kreutzer's car, the victims were identified as Seaman Parton and Kreutzer. In a separate incident Catherine Marshall suffered a broken hand after a two car collision at McDowell and Granite Reef Roads. Elaine McKay was cited for failure to stop for a red light.

Scottsdale Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Seaman David W. Parton Tempe Parton Hayden Road Chaparral Road George J. Kreutzer E. Vista McDowell Granite Reef Catherine A. Marshall E. Wilshire Drive Elaine A. McKay 92Nd St

Jenkins Named Finance Department Head in Scottsdale

The Progress headline misreported James A. Jenkins as budget director. he is the new finance department head earning 26424 dollars annually. Jenkins has held budget director since last March and will add finance duties while continuing his current post.

James A. Jenkins City of

Rhodes Telelecture Slated For Arcadia High Thursday

Rep. John Rhodes will address Arcadia High School students at 9 a.m. via long distance telephone as part of a series of talks with Scottsdale School District high schools. Students may ask Rhodes about federal and state government and national issues. Government and urban problems classes will participate.

John Rhodes R-Ariz Arcadia High School Rhodes Scottsdale

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City Awards Council Charles Smith Smithy Young Carl Darden Management Services Department Darden State Department of Liquor Licenses and Control Ray P. Johnson Richard L. Pietro Thunderbird Industrial Air Park Surance Salt River SRP Scottsdale Road Indian School Osborn Roads Hilton Frederick Burgess Elaine J. Richardson Gary Strunk Weigt Thunderbird Adventist Academy Esquire W. Thunderbird Town of Paradise Valley Election Board Les Naumann Alice Peachey Naumann Tim Koors Story Associated Press Reagan Laura L. Seaman SMH Sofori K-Mart E. McDowell Scottsdale
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