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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1974

Page

2

Jobless rate holds at 5.2 percent in June

UPI reports the nationwide unemployment rate remained at 5.2 percent in June with 400,000 more Americans employed. The total jobless count stood at 4.8 million, while employment rose to 8.2 million. Teenagers faced the highest rate at 15.6 percent, unchanged from May.

Washington UPI Herbert Stein Nixon Council of Economic Advisers Norfths Bureau of Labor Statistics

Man hurt after fall through window in Scottsdale area

An 18 year old from northeast Phoenix sustained extensive cuts to his right arm when he fell through a plate glass window at a friend's home at 5500 E Charter Oak. He was listed in stable condition at John C. Lincoln Hospital in Phoenix after the 2 p.m. incident.

North

Harold Mitchell Obituary Services Set in Green Acres

Harold T. Mitchell 76 will have 10 a.m. Saturday services at Green Acres Mortuary. A former Zeb Pearce Distributing dispatcher and five year gateman for Phoenix Elks Lodge No. 335, he died Wednesday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Survivors include wife Dora, daughter Patricia McClellan, step-daughter Anita Sparegzza, a grandchild and two step grandchildren. Burial in Green Acres Memorial Gardens.

Harold T. Mitchell Green Acres Mortuary N. Hayden Mitchell E. Windsor Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Arizona New York Zeb Pearce Phoenix Elks Lodge Dora Phoenix Patricia McClellan Mesa Anita Sparegzza Green Acres Memorial Gardens

John Bush 82 Dies in Scottsdale Hospital

John Bush 82 of 8501 E Wilshire Drive died Wednesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Born in Franklin Texas he moved to Arizona in 1968 from Portales New Mexico Retired farmer Survivors include three sons J W Bush Dallas W E Bush Scottsdale Norman K Bush Oklahoma City one daughter Mrs Milton D Ealy Jr of Scottsdale a brother R Z Bush out of state 14 grandchildren 22 great grandchildren Services and burial will be in Portales per Messinger Mortuary

John Bolton Bush E. Wilshire Drive Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Mr. Bush Franklin Texas Arizona Portales N.M J.W. Bush Dallas W.E. Bush Scottsdale Norman K. Bush Oklahoma City Milton ,D.ealy Jr R.Z. Bush Messinger Mortuary

City selects design firm for Vista del Camino housing

Wilson Jones and Associates of Scottsdale will design housing for displaced Vista del Camino residents. Deputy City Manager David Harris said plans target August council presentation. City authorized 105,500 to buy La Mirada eight units from La Mirada owner Raieigh to house Downtown and Vista del Camino families under HUD Last Resort Housing.

Wilson Jones Miller and Osborn Road Raieigh Harris Vista del Camino

Vehicle research center plans get Development Review Board OK

Scottsdale board approves General Vehicle Inc plans for a 24000 square foot research center at Thunderbird Industrial Air Park north of Thunderbird Road near Scottsdale Road. Also approves a 6500 square foot mechanical building at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital and several smaller projects including a racquet ball facility and office buildings.

General Vehicle Inc Thunderbird Industrial Air Park Thunderbird Road Scottsdale Road Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Monterey Way Miller and Camelback Roads A. Robbins Town and Country Nursery Scottsdale Rd Maharani Fifth Ave First St

Desert Survival Camp for Kids in Scottsdale

A week long desert survival camp for grades five through eight runs daily 7 30 to 11 30 a m from July 22 at Cholla Park 14501 N Hayden Rd in Scottsdale. City of Scottsdale community services office sponsors with a culminating overnight on July 27. Registration ends July 19 and a 10 registration fee covers enrollment. participants provide food transportation tents sleeping bags cooking utensils.

Cholla Park N. Hayden Road City of Scottsdale

Alert neighbor helps arrest in burglary case

A 19 year old Scottsdale man, identified as Rub in, was arrested after a neighbor spotted him rifling garbage cans by Harris Rubin’s home at 3917 North Hopi. Police found hashish during a frisk of accomplice William Thomas Maher and may charge illegal drug possession after analysis.

Scottsdale Harris Rubin N. Hopi Donald Reardon Reardon Rubin William Thomas Maher Maher

Scottsdale woman listed in satisfactory condition after crash

Ruth Margaret Lamm 46 of 8602 E Berridge Lane was in satisfactory condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after an auto collision Wednesday morning on 86th Street. Billie Lee Mattson 51 of 6302 E Sage was eastbound on Chaparral Road and cited for failure to yield at the stop sign at 86th Street. Mattson’s injuries are not disclosed.

Scottsdale Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Ruth Margaret Lamm Lamm

Arizona judge selection plan headed for November vote

Phoenix initiative would shift judicial selection from election to appointment. Backers aimed to file enough signatures before today’s deadline to place the proposal on the November general election ballot.

Phoenix

Vehicle registrations rise six percent in first half year

Phoenix reports a six per cent increase in motor vehicle title certificates issued in the first six months of the year compared with the same period in 1973. The certificates go to new and used vehicle buyers and to those re registering after moving from other states.

Phoenix Arizona

Decline in Arizona Screwworm Cases Reported

DoA data show Arizona had fewer confirmed screwworm cases in June than 1973 but the threat remains. Dr. E E Sorensen of the USDA sterile screwworm fly distribution center reported 44 cases in June, down from 921 in June 1973.

Douglas Arizona Jevels U.S. Department of Agriculture E.E. Sorensen Department

City and Sunrise Corp to joint fund Miller Road paving project

The city and Sunrise Corp plan a Miller Road upgrade from Vista Drive to Jackrabbit Road costing about 15,029. Sunrise will also pave the east half of Miller Road adjacent to its Sunrise Villas development and pave Vista Drive about 200 feet south of the subdivision line. The council also authorized buying a Downtown Redevelopment Area lot for 170000 and called for new SOLID bids after rejecting E Systems and Motorola for not meeting specs.

City Sunrise Corp Miller and Jackrabbit Roads Miller Road Vista Drive Jackrabbit Sunrise Arizona Canal

13 Year-Old Boy Arrested in Purse Theft

A 13-year-old boy was arrested on suspicion of stealing a purse from a woman on a bicycle near McGee's Indian Den in Scottsdale. The robbery occurred about 9:45 p.m. as the rider rode past two couples who were watching a window display. The purse was recovered on the Knights of Columbus hall grounds after pursuit by witnesses and police.

Oakland Calif Donald Robinson Jerry Baker Phoenix McGee Indian den First Ave Columbus Hall Robinson Mike Cherekos Scottsdale

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