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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1974
Page
2
South Vietnam President Nguyen Van Thieu accepts mass resignations of 25 ministers and aides as Tran Thien Khiem offers to form a new cabinet. The move aims to reshape the government to meet ongoing national requirements and cope with the situation. The State Department had no immediate reaction.
Scottsdale District and area high schools plan arena scheduling this spring allowing students to choose classes teachers and times directly. Seniors receive top priority May 9 and 10 with freshmen arrangements by each school.
A 58-year-old Phoenix woman Marian Burtori of 4224 E Sells Drive collapsed at Goldwater's Beauty Salon in Scottsdale Fashion Square around 9 45 a.m. Rescue units tried CPR but she was pronounced dead on arrival at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Friday.
Police report a man in his early 20s robbed Papago Inn and Resort desk clerk Betty J. Wilbanks of 163 dollars Friday in the lobby. The 25-year-old suspect, about 5'6", wore a dark jacket and open neck shirt, carried a small automatic and used a newspaper to cover his face.
Harold Bien appointed director of the Scottsdale Work Center by the Scottsdale Foundation for the Handicapped board. Bien, formerly supervisor of the men's work experience project at Perry Rehabilitation Center in Phoenix, was chosen from more than 30 applicants. He replaces Sandra Soffer who returns to Perry Center as an occupational therapist.
Two 90 plus residents Blaz A. Lucas and Nancy Blaisdall Hackstass host birthday parties at Paradise Valley and home celebrations. Both emphasize living fully with varied views, Lucas recalling past Indiana Senate days and Hackstass quipping about Nixon. A nearby Arizona note mentions Pat Bosch challenging Sam Steiger for Congress.
Scottsdale firefighters found a 1972 Chevrolet Camaro in full blaze parked beside the Saddle Horn Restaurant at 8040 E. McDowell. The owner, Tom Phillips of Tempe, was inside the restaurant. The damage was about $2 000 and the cause remains undetermined.
Herbert A. Brewer 73 regional sales manager for Westinghouse died Thursday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Private services will be held at Messinger Mortuary. He lived at 6629 First St and moved from Chicago twelve years ago. Survivor Vivian Brewer. church affiliation with St. Theresa Phoenix. Contributions suggested to Visiting Nurses Service.
Howard McCullough longtime Brunswick Corp executive vice president died Friday in Scottsdale. He was 74 and a Hall of Fame member of the American Bowling Congress in Milwaukee. Burial is in Royal Oak Michigan with services in Scottsdale. He leaves two sons Howard Jr. and Richard plus four sisters and ten grandchildren.
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