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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1974

Page

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Fighting Flares on Golan Heights and Frontline Attacks

United Press International reports renewed clashes on the Golan Heights with Israeli and Syrian tanks and artillery. Four Israelis killed and several wounded amid resumed fighting. Tel Aviv cites no front casualties in other sectors. Unclear progress on troop withdrawal talks after US proposals were rejected by both sides.

United Press International Golan Heights Jerusalem U.S Damascus Tel Aviv Syria Egypt United Nations West Suez Canal Algiers Omar Sakkar Ismail Fahmy Washington Red Cross Israel Dama Cus United States Moshe Dayan Middle East Cairo Al-Ahram Nixon al Ahram

Paradise Valley Council urged to oppose two state bills

Town officials were asked to oppose HB 2188 creating a regional planning body and HB 2061 proposing binding arbitration for police and fire salary disputes. John J. DeBolske of the League of Arizona Cities and Towns warned the measures would centralize control and undermine local governance. The council took both issues under study.

Paradise Valley John J. DeBolske League of Arizona Cities and Towns Maricopa Association of Governments League DeBolske

Stanford chemists identify brain opiate receptor

A Stanford University team led by Dr. Avram Goldstein reports finding an opiate receptor in brain cells that mediates pain relief and drug euphoria. The discovery, announced at Stanford and published in Science, may advance understanding of narcotic addiction and guide development of nonaddictive painkillers.

Stanford, Calif UPI Stanford University Avram Goldstein Goldstein Stanford Science Journal of the American Association For the Advance of Science

Burglar Steals Stereo Equipment in Scottsdale Home

William Grenzebach reports a burglar entered his Scottsdale home Thursday by prying open the kitchen door screen and unlocked the door. Stolen items include a stereo receiver speakers tape deck and turntable valued at $648.28. He discovered the loss at about 2 30 p m.

Scottsdale William Grenzebach Edgemont

Arizona boosts gasoline allotment. missing boy sought

United Press International reports a one million gallon gasoline boost for Arizona with Rep. John Rhodes predicting further increases. A 13 year old Scottsdale boy, Kevin Joseph Hayes, is reported missing near Camelback Mountain after he and a friend were pursued by three men at a golf course. Police and a DPS helicopter search the area while Scottsdale officers assist. Hayes is described as white, five feet nine, 100 pounds, with brown hair and eyes, in a yellow motorcycle image shirt.

Phoenix Arizona John Rhodes R-Ariz John C. Sawhill Federal Energy Office Scottsdale Camelback Mountain Kevin Joseph Hayes 68Th St Hayes i

Phoenix and Maricopa County offered $2 million manpower grant

The city council heard a staff report that the federal Department of Labor will provide a total $2 million in bonuses, $500,000 annually for four years, to spur the formation of a joint city county manpower program administration effort.

Phoenix Maricopa County Department of Labor

Rail service urged to Grand Canyon National Park

Former park superintendent Robertlovergren urged the resumption of railroad passenger service to Grand Canyon National Park. He is now assistant to the western regional director of the National Park Service.

Phoenix Grand Canyon National Park Robert Lovergren Western Regional National Park Service

Phoenix police sponsor free drinking party for volunteers

The Phoenix Police Department hosts a free drinking party next week at the crime lab. Thirty-eight officers train on blood alcohol devices while volunteers drink beer and mixed drinks from 4 p.m. to midnight and undergo a series of tests.

Phoenix Phoenix Police Department

Sunny Skies to Persist with Warm Days in Valley

Forecast shows continued sunny skies and warmer days through Saturday for Scottsdale and the valley. The National Weather Service in Phoenix expects afternoon highs mid 70s and overnight lows around 40. Scottsdale reached 70 degrees Thursday with a morning low near 36.

Scottsdale Phoenix National Weather Service

Obituary of Howard W. McCullough 74

Howard William McCullough 74 of 4949 E Lincoln Dr died today in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. He spent 28 years at Brunswick Corp Chicago retiring as executive vice president. He belonged to Masonic Elk and Pithins Lodges and held an honorary doctorate from St Maur School Atchison Kansas. Survived by wife Vera two sons Howard W Jr and Richard four sisters and 10 grandchildren. Services at Messinger Mortuary 7601 E Indian School 2 p.m. Saturday with burial in Detroit Michigan. Contributions suggested to Maur Hill School Atchison Kansas.

Howard William McCullough E. Lincoln Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Mr. McCullough Ty“lerswitch N.Y Brunswick Corp Chicago Masonic, Elk and Pithins St. Maur School Atchison Kansas National Bowling Hall of Fame Milwaukee Wis Vera Howard W Southfield Mich Richard Lansing

Woman Injured In Rear End Collision In Scottsdale

A 44-year-old Scottsdale woman Lorraine Sprugel was treated and released from Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after a rear end collision on Fifth Ave. The other driver Theodore Manos of Paradise Valley was cited for speeding.

Scottsdale Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Lorraine Sprugel N. Miller Fifth Ave Theodore Manos Paradise Valley

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