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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1976

Page

2

SALT talks progress slow despite some gains

In a Senate hearing Fred Ikle, head of the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, said SALT progress is slow with deadlocks over new weapons systems like the Soviet Backfire bomber and U S cruise missile. He cited partial gains in ballistic missile control and outlined plans on nuclear aid to India and nonproliferation safeguards.

Washington U.S. Disarmament Agency Soviet Union Senate Foreign Relations Committee Fred Ikle Stuart Symington D-Mo Tkle Disarmament Agency U.S Ikle U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency India Symington United States Israel South Africa Pakistan Brazil Argentina Spain France China Nuclear Regulatory Commission Clarence Long

Pat Nixon Leaves Hospital After Stroke Recovery

Pat Nixon departed Memorial Hospital Medical Center for the Nixon family's San Clemente estate, continuing rehabilitation from a stroke. Richard Nixon pushed her wheelchair as daughters Julie Eisenhower and Tricia Cox joined the family. doctors anticipate full recovery in three to four months.

Long Beach Calif Pat Nixon San Clemente Richard M. Nixon Julie Eisenhower Tricia Cox John Lungren Nixon Julie Tricia

Energy theft probes profit for SRP from prosecutions

SRP defends prosecutions of energy diversion as saving other customers money. Spokesman Bing Brown says pursuing thieves pays off by deter­ring repeat offenses and recovering lost revenue. A Scottsdale man James Armstrong, 33, faces arraignment for unlawful procurement of electricity after tampering with his meter to avoid charges.

Salt River Project Cieen Bing Brown SRP Public Information Officer Brown Joe Scottsdale James R. Armstrong E. Verde Lane Elect Armstrong SRP Armstrong

Parents seek appeal over $400000 award in 1973 Tolleson child murder

Defense attorneys weigh an appeal after a Maricopa County jury awarded $400000 to Antonio and Maria Chavez for the abduction and murder of 10 year old Regina Chavez while she was taking a dog home from a Tolleson school in 1973. School officials were alleged to be negligent in care.

Phoenix — Defense Maricopa County Regina Chavez Tolleson Antonio Chavez

Masson Named Chairman of State Finance Committee

Phoenix businessman M M Masson, vice president and treasurer of Sullivan and Masson Consulting Engineers, has been named chairman of the Republican State Finance Committee by State GOP Chairman Jim Colter.

Phoenix Republican State Finance Committee GOP Jim Colter M.M. Masson Sullivan & Masson Consulting Engineers

Two bodies found in wash after car swept away in Nogales region

In Nogales two bodies were recovered seven miles downstream from a car swept away by heavy rain runoff. Deputies expect two more missing inside the wash. Victims believed from Hermosillo, Mexico. In Phoenix, Lou Heath of Tucson, a Southern Arizona Carpenters official, is in satisfactory condition after an assault at a midtown hotel following a meeting request.

Nogales Santa Cruz County Hermosillo Mexico Phoenix Southern Arizona Council of Carpenters Lou Heath Tucson

Contractors Resume Talks In Phoenix

Negotiations between the Associated General Contractors of Arizona and the car penters and cement masons unions in Phoenix are set to resume Monday afternoon. Federal Mediator Guy Parent will lead the session, the first in a week.

Phoenix Associated General Contractors of Arizona Carpenters and Cement Masons Guy Parent

Settlement Reached Over Indigent Patient Care

Maricopa County Board of Supervisors approved a compromise settlement of 11 250 dollars in a civil action by Scottsdale Memorial Hospital for emergency treatment and two months of hospitalization of an indigent patient in 1974. SMH claimed services totaled 16 780 dollars and that the county denied responsibility after emergency care. The suit says the county hospital is responsible for care of patients without income. SMH contends it kept the patient after discharge danger.

Maricopa County Board of Supervisors Scottsdale Memorial Hospital SMH Maricopa County Hospital Camelhead Estates No. 2 McDonald Drive Tatum Boulevard Lincoln Drive de Cabria Pebble Ridge J. W. Martin Developers, Inc

PV council extends permit deadline for Alamos resort

Paradise Valley Alamos Village Resort gains until Oct 10 to obtain building permits from Paradise Valley and Scottsdale after a 5 to 1 council vote extending beyond the July 10 deadline. John Watkins of the Scottsdale Seven cites permit timing and funding delays. Alamos plans may seek further extensions.

PV Council Alamos Resort Paradise Valley Alamos Village Scottsdale Road Lincoln Drive Scottsdale John Watkins Alamos Watkins Jon Bonnell

Thieves Steal Close to Three Thousand in Goods

Police reported a Wednesday night burglary at Gary G. Haughton’s Scottsdale home. Items taken include a $500 golf club set, a $500 golf watch, a $300 sewing machine, a portable color television, a $500 gold ring, a $200 turquoise necklace, a typewriter, a camera, two guns a .22 semi automatic rifle and a .410 bolt action shotgun.

Haughton E. Culver St

Obituary for Estelle Earle Ruff of Scottsdale and Fullerton

Estelle Earle Ruff died at 102 after living in Scottsdale ten years and moving to California. Born in LaMars Iowa she was a charter member of the Senior Citizens of Tucson and part of Homebuilder's Sunday school in Fullerton. Survivors include daughters Genevieve Chorbagian Gladys Bluecher and Marjorie Holcomb six grandchildren 17 great grandchildren and seven great great grandchildren. Services and interment will be in Fullerton California.

Estelle Earle Ruff Scottsdale California Ruff E. Pasadena LaMars Iowa Senior Citizens of Tucson Homebuilder Fullerton, Calif Genevieve Chorbagian Gladys Bluecher Marjorie Holcomb Fullerton Calif

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