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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1972

Page

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Border town nervous as IRA tactics loom in Newry drive

Violence flared across Northern Ireland with a mine near Keady injuring a part time Ulster Defence Regiment soldier, gunfire on an armored convoy in Londonderry, and a civilian death at a Belfast civil rights march. British forces prepared for another Newry confrontation amid alarms of IRA infiltration. Thousands of troops and tens of thousands of civilians faced a tense Sunday.

Newry Northern Ireland UPI Irish Republic Ulster Defense Regiment Keady Londonderry Irish Republican Army IRA

Obituary for Pearl Leighton 81 in Scottsdale

Pearl Leighton 81 a practical nurse for 30 years died Thursday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Born in Whiting Kansas she moved to Scottsdale in 1970 from Kansas City Missouri. Survived by son Lindsey of Lee Massachusetts daughter Marcia McGill of Scottsdale and four grandchildren. Private family services Monday at Green Acres Hayden Road with interment in Green Acres Memorial Gardens.

Pearl Leighton Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Whiting Kan Scottsdale Kansas ,City Chaparral Rd Lindsey Lee, Mass Marcia McGill Green Acres N. Hayden Rd Green Acres Memorial Gardens

Hubert N Raymond Dies in Scottsdale at 70s

Hubert N Raymond born in Durango Colorado moved to Scottsdale in 1966 from Salt Lake City died Friday at St Luke s Hospital He was a GE engineer for 41 years in Boise and Salt Lake City Survived by wife Evelyn son Richard Phoenix three daughters Luanne Godhour Boise Virginia Wortman Rockford Catherine Butts Santa Barbara one sister 10 grandchildren Services Monday 11 a m at Green Acres Mortuary Memorial Gardens Visitation Sunday 2 4 and 7 9 p m at the mortuary Memorial fund suggested to First Baptist Church Scottsdale

Hubert N. Raymond Durango Colo Scottsdale Salt Lake City St. Luke's Hospital Mr. Raymond Luanne Godhour Boise Virginia Wortman Rockford Catherine Butts Santa Barbara Calif Green Acres Mortuary N. Hayden Rd Green Acres Memorial Gardens Hubert Raymond First Baptist Church E-Osborn Rd

Scottsdale Man Faces DWI After Osborn Scottsdale Crash

Leonard Nelson 25 of Scottsdale was cited for driving while intoxicated and an improper left turn after a collision with southbound vehicle driven by Stephen Hollis 25 of Tempe at Osborn and Scottsdale Roads. Barbara Hollis sustained minor injuries. both cars about 1000 in damage.

Scottsdale Osborn Leonard Nelson E. Cholla Scottsdale Road Stephen Lee Hollis Tempe Nelson Hollis Barbara Hollis Scottsdale Memorial Hospital

Papago Tribe Agrees to Perpetual Water Rights for ASARCO Mine

The Papago Indian tribe and ASARCO struck a 99 year open pit mine lease in the San Xavier District with the firm to receive unlimited Santa Cruz River water for mining. ASARCO will pay the tribe 2.1 million dollars over ten years plus royalties and land lease payments. A BIA specialist called the pact untenable and said it lacks proper Washington approval.

Phoenix UPI Bureau of Indian Affairs William Veeder BIA Papago Tucson American Smelting and Refing Co Asarco San Xavier District Santa Cruz Santa Cruz Valley Veeder

House pushes 12 month school program and auto inspections

The Arizona House plans to debate a bill to let districts run on a 12 month calendar to expand capacity, backed by 800 Paradise Valley residents. The Environmental Affairs Committee will study auto inspections to reduce pollution with public agency vehicles first and private vehicles optional at no cost. The Senate will consider making the State Board of Education elective via constitutional amendment.

Phoenix UPI House Burton Barr Rphoenix Barr Paradise Valley Phoenix - Scottsdale Environmental Affairs Committee Tucson Senate State Board of Education

Fire damages two residences in Scottsdale area

A blaze at Myrtle Springer residence 7541 E Camelback Rd caused an estimated 25 damage due to a wall heater short circuit. Firemen arrived to extinguish the fire at 10 01 a.m. Friday. A second fence fire behind 8314 E Heatherbrae caused about 30 damage and was extinguished before firemen arrived with unknown cause.

Myrtle Springer Camelback Rd Scottsdale Heatherbrae

Woman Put on Probation for Kidnapping Case

Mrs Ethel Lavera Marinovich a 48 year old Phoenix resident was placed on three years probation for kidnapping a young boy from a Temper school in September.

Phoenix UPI Ethel Lavera Marinovich

Magma Copper permit denied. seeks extension

Magma Copper Co. had its 90 day conditional operating permit denied by Dr Louis Kossuth the state health commissioner. The denial forces Magma to apply to the Air Pollution Control Hearing Board for an extension of its one year permit and to justify progress on plans to reduce sulfur emissions by 1974.

Phoenix UPI Magma ‘Copper Co Louis Kossuth Kossuth Magma State

Lee Roy Jordan Shines in Bridge and Football Defense

In a Dallas Cowboys profile, middle linebacker Lee Roy Jordan is praised for toughness and skill on the field and at the bridge table. The article details a contract hand where his cautious heart play foils declarer, highlighting his dual prowess in football and bridge strategy.

Dallas Cowboys Lee Roy Jordan Jordan Dallas Declarer East

State Press names Hutchinson editor for spring semester

Arizona State University's State Press announces Barney Hutchinson of Boulder Colorado as editor for the spring semester. Hutchinson is a senior mass communications major and former sports editor, holding the Eugéne Pulliam Sigma Delta Chi scholarship, with prior summers at the Boulder Daily Camera.

Arizona State University The State Press Barney Hutchinson Boulder Colo Hutchinson Eugéne Pulliam Sigma Delta Chi Boulder Daily Camera Colorado

Hungry man chooses jail in humorous court exchange

Bernard J. McCahill, 50, accused of drunken driving, told he could go free with a $1 bond until Wednesday. He thanked Judge Bernard Maher and declined to post bond saying he preferred prison for a good breakfast. He did go to jail.

Limerick UPI Bernard J. McCahill McCahill District Court Bernard Maher

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