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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1976
Page
2
Attorneys for Ned Warren Sr seek a new trial in federal court citing newly discovered evidence. Three witnesses signed sworn statements alleging Edward Dennis Kelley pressured them to lie about Warren and his son in law Gale Nace during the 1974 case.
Joseph T. Cusack of Scottsdale places second in the Boy Scouts of America speaking finals in Washington D C winning 1000 toward a college scholarship. The Brophy Prep senior advanced from North Benet New Jersey to the national finals with the topic The American Dream Reborn.
Arizona Attorney General's office acknowledged a mistake in a legal opinion about Glacier Assurance Co’s ability to sell malpractice insurance in Arizona. The error stemmed from incomplete Department of Insurance records, leading to a misinterpretation of surplus line exemptions and state regulation. An eventual admission that the firm would need to be admitted as an authorized carrier was implied by the ruling.
Former Scottsdale Board of Realtors President Jack Senini had his broker license suspended for 90 days after dropping his Superior Court appeal on February 13. The suspension, ordered by State Real Estate Commissioner William Penn in August, followed allegations of false statements in an employment verification letter. Dave Froehlich appointed designated broker for Henderson Realty. Senini’s board presidency ended in January and he previously served as Scottsdale city councilman from 1964 to 1970.
Virgil Sampson, a Parker court clerk, said Patrick Kalember was jailed for 15 days after pleading guilty to disorderly conduct and was refused a public defender due to Indian civil rights limits. Kalember escaped once and was rearrested before his release to Indian authorities.
Julian and Armida Sandoval file a federal suit in Phoenix federal court claiming IRS violated tax laws in pursuing 39 341 dollars in back income taxes. They seek a temporary restraining order to halt further seizure of property. The claim notes a May 1975 notice of collection on income already earned.
Buell L Edwards 78 died Tuesday in Good Samaritan Hospital Phoenix born in Kentucky formerly Cedar Rapids Iowa lived 18 years in Valley retiree life insurance agent member of Masonic Lodge 25 Betties Friends for Animal Ecology Himalayan cat breeder survivors include daughters Lauren Beldt and Warren Jacobs both of Phoenix a brother and four grandchildren memorials to American Heart Association or Betties Friends for Animal Ecology requested
Kenneth R. Cocks 37 a nurse died Monday at his home 7430 Chaparral Born in New Jersey he came to the Valley from California three years ago Survivors include his mother Catherine Berrian of New York and a brother Services and interment will be in Chester New York
Police report thieves pried open the front door of the Next-2-Nu Shop at 3629 N Marshall Way and stole about $1,000 from a desk drawer. A deadbolt and door molding were damaged. the break occurred late Monday night or early Tuesday morning.
State treasury officials told the House Appropriations Committee that the deficit would reach about 40 million dollars by mid July and grow further over the next three months. Treasurer Bart Fleming Attorney General Bruce Babbitt and senior aides attended the briefing.
Senator Barry Goldwater accused former President Nixon of breaking the Logan Act by speaking on U.S. foreign policy in Peking. He urged Nixon to stay in China, saying the trip did not help Ford and could be a personal move rather than national interest.
Richard H. Lower, 41, was sentenced in Superior Court to 20 to 35 years for second degree murder in the August shooting death of airline pilot William H. Graham, 34, who police said was a bystander during an attempted robbery in Tucson.
Two women who fled Arizona State Prison early Monday were recaptured Tuesday night by Department of Public Safety officers. Sharon Thurman, 20, faced return to Florence prison. Ann Odom, 24, suffered a seizure and was taken to a detention ward at Maricopa County Hospital.
U.S. District Court Judge Walter E. Craig authorized the Lincoln Thrift and U.S. Thrift receivers to lease and sublease their 70 Arizona offices. The rent on closed offices runs about 13 000 dollars monthly, with Continental Service Corp.’s Trimble noting potential rental interest from a fast food chain. David West protested awaiting an auditor’s findings.
The city council approved a Tuesday resolution certifying the Feb 17 primary results. William C. Jenkins won the mayoral post with 5 212 votes from 6 485 ballots cast with 29 spoiled. Council members Richard V. Campana Charles Smith and Jeff Schubert will serve four years. They will be sworn in at the April 6 meeting.
The Scottsdale School Board voted 3-2 to approve 1.4 million dollars for teacher salary hikes for 1976 77. Teachers will vote Thursday on whether to raise the base by 385 dollars for about 1 500 in some salaries or 1 000 across the board which would freeze vertical movement. Dissenters were Sam Childs and Aaron Rosen.
Maricopa County Red Cross says current shipments meet food medical and water needs for Guatemala earthquake victims and extra items hinder volunteers. Funds are sought to buy native diet foods. donations to Central America Disaster Relief at 1510 E Flower St Phoenix AZ 85014.
Negotiations between Scottsdale School District administrators and the Scottsdale Federation of Teachers will continue at 4 p.m. Thursday at the SFT headquarters. Last week the sides reached a $1.4 million total raise for 1976-77. Thursday’s session is expected to address revisions to teacher policies.
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