Obituary Ronald H Kennedy 34 Dead on Arrival in Scottsdale
Ronald H. Kennedy 34 died on arrival Sunday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services set for 1 p.m. Tuesday at Glass and Garden Church with cremation to follow. Survivors include wife Nancy, children Ronald Jr Teresa and Cynthia, brother William, sister Kathleen Boos, and parents in Scottsdale. Kennedy was an accountant with Cecil deMarcus and Associates. He was a Valley native and ASU graduate.
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Ronald H. Kennedy
Scottsdale’ Memorial Hospital
Glass and Garden Church
Scottsdale
William Buck services set for 68 year old Phoenix resident
William F. Buck a Motorola quality assurance engineer died Friday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Funeral 10 am Tuesday at Green Acres Mortuary 401 N Hayden Rd with burial in Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Buck of 825 N Hayden Rd was a Madison Wisconsin native who came to the Valley 15 years ago from Los Angeles. He was Hanover College graduate and Elks Lodge 335 Phoenix member. Survivors include son Charles of Indianapolis, a sister out of state and one grandchild.
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William F. Buck
Motorola
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden Rd
Green Acres’ Memorial Gardens
Mr. Buck
Scottsdale “Memorial ‘Hospital
Madison, Wis
Valley
Los Angeles
Buck
Hanover College
Indiana
Elks Lodge 335
Phoenix
Charles
Indianapolis
Fleischer Dies Former St. Louis Mail Advertiser Owner
David Herman Fleischer 77 former owner of Commercial Letter Co. in St. Louis died Friday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services were Sunday at Sinai Mortuary Scottsdale with entombment in St. Louis. Survived by Celia two daughters Doris Oglander Nanette Zellinger one brother one sister eight grandchildren one great, services honor his memory. Contributions to favorite charity suggested.
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David Herman Fleischer
Commercial Letter Co
St. Louis
Sinai Mortuary
16Th St
Fleischer
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Temple Sole
Hiram Club
Scottsdale
Masonic Aurora League
Advertising Club
Kiwanis
The
American Legion
Celia
Doris Oglander
Nanette Zellinger
William B. Frank Services for Former Milwaukee Banker
William B. Frank, 73, former president and chairman of the board at American City Bank in Milwaukee, will have a 3 p.m. service Tuesday at Messinger School Rd. Burial at East Resthaven. He died Saturday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. A Milwaukee native, he retired to the Valley six years ago after 50 years with the bank, once City Bank and Trust. A 33rd degree Mason, he served with the Chamber of Commerce and was treasurer of Deaconess Hospital in Milwaukee. He attended Spencerian College and the American Institute of Banking in Wisconsin and did graduate work at the University of Wisconsin Madison. He is survived by his wife Alice, a son William F., a daughter Kathleen Milbauer, and three grandchildren, all of Phoenix.
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William B. Frank
American City Bank
Milwaukee
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
East Resthaven
Mr. Frank
E. Jerey Way
Scottsdale Memorial Tal
The
City Bank and Trust
Chamber of Commerce
Deaconess Hospital
Spencerian College
American Institute of’ Banking
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin At Madison
Alice
William F
Kathleen Milbauer
Phoenix
All-Arabian Show Winners Pending Final List
Valley ribbon winners from the All-Arabian Horse Show at Paradise Park McCormick Ranch were not available at press time. Sponsors expect the final tally for Tuesday's Progress publication.
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Paradise Park
McCormick Ranch
Nixon lauds POWs returning home in privacy and quiet
President Nixon praised former prisoners of war as men who made peace with honor possible. He urged newsmen and the nation to welcome them home without fanfare, allowing families to reunite privately in the Philippines and the United States. He noted no VIP presence on arrival. He said officials would be available if the ex POWs wish to meet any administration members. He declined to discuss diplomatic details due to an agreement with North Vietnam.
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San Clemente
Calif
UPI
Nixon
Philippines
United States
Palisades United Methodist Church
Capistrano Beach
Secretary of Defense
Burglars Take Jewelry From Paradise Valley Home
The Paradise Valley marshal's office reports thieves escaped with an estimated $7,000 in miscellaneous jewelry from 6105 E Valley Vista Way over the weekend. Investigators say entry was through a window between 8:30 p.m. Friday and 12:20 a.m. Saturday while no one was home.
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Paradise Valley
Valley Vista Way
Arthur J. Moxham
Dollar slumps as crisis talks race to avert global collapse
Widespread currency turmoil grips major markets as the dollar weakens sharply and gold prices soar. In Europe banks restrict dollar exchanges, talks among Treasury officials and finance ministers strain to revise the Smithsonian agreement amid fears of a devaluation and wider economic impact.
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UPI
Europe
Orly
Smithsonian
Nixon
U.S
London
U.S. Treasury
Paul A. Volcker
France
West Germany
Britain
Italy
Bonn
I'm Really Trying film on learning disabilities shown
A 50 minute movie from the Marcus Welby M D series will be shown Tuesday night at the Scottsdale Schools Education Center board room 3811 N 44th St. Local psychologists Carol and Dr Stan Cabranski will answer questions. The event is sponsored by the Scottsdale Association for Children with Learning Disabilities and is free.
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Marcus Welby
Scottsdale Schools Education Center
Board Room
44Th St
Carol
Stan Cabranski
The
Scottsdale Association For Children With Learning Disabilities
Paul Shank's Restaurant Now Operating at Hilton Hotel
A Saturday Progress item stated Paul Shank’s restaurant at the Hilton Hotel was not doing business at its Scottsdale Road Lincoln Drive site. The correction notes the venture is now operating at the hotel, clarifying the permit for a hotel sign.
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Paul Shank
Hilton Hotel
Shank
Scottsdale Road
Lincoln Drive
Peace generation urged at Mohave Lincoln Day dinner
Rep. Sam Steiger urged that the United States has a chance for its first full generation of peace since the Civil War. He cited Lincoln’s call to reunify and said Nixon-era policies lay a foundation for continued freedom and global expansion of peace.
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Steiger
Mohave County
Lincoln
America
POWs Return Quietly From Vietnam at Clark Air Base
UPI reports a restrained homecoming as the first three American prisoners of war arrive at Clark Air Base in the Philippines. Networks provided live satellite coverage from about 3:15 a.m. EST, showing the aircraft, newsmen, military personnel, and spectators in a calm, low-key welcome designed to ease the POWs back to civilian life.
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U.S. Air Force
Vietnam A Military Perspective topic at Paradise Valley YR meeting
Paradise Valley Young Republicans meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the United Bank Building 7111 E Camelback Rd Gen Frank J Sackton retired U S Army will discuss how the U S became involved in Vietnam the plan followed and what was gained by delaying the peace treaty Ken Kunes Maricopa County assessor will discuss mass tax assessing
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Vietnam
Paradise Valley
Young Republican
United Bank
E. Camelback Rd
Frank J. Sackton
U.S. Army
National War College
Washington, D.C
Navy Management Systems Center
Arizona
Gen. Sackton
U.S
Ken Kunes
Maricopa County
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