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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1973

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National Water Commission urges user charges for major projects

The NationalWater Commission recommends shifting most federal water project costs to industry inland barge operators western farmers and even recreation at reservoirs. It supports relaxing pollution laws to cut abatement costs and calls an end to new western irrigation subsidies under the Reclamation laws.

Washington UPI National Water Commission Commission U.S. Bureau of Reclamation

Connally-Ziegler clash fuels White House tension

The Los Angeles Times reports friction between John Connally and Ronald Ziegler as Connally contemplates leaving his White House advisory post. White House officials deny the rift, saying relations remain on good terms and Connally has no plans to quit. Connally pressed Nixon to dismiss Ziegler after Watergate concerns and sought access to the presidency.

Los Angeles UPI John Connally White House Ronald Ziegler Connally Los Angeles Times Washington Ziegler Times Ron Ziegler Texas Treasury Kennedy Navy Leonid I. Brezhnev Nixon the Times

Nixon Brezhnev Sign Cultural Trade Pacts

Nixon and Brezhnev signed four five year pacts to boost cultural exchanges and joint research in oceans farming and transportation. Officials including Gromyko and Kissinger attended as champagne toasts marked the ceremony in the State Department dining room.

Nixon Washington UPI United States Soviet Union Communist Party Leonid Brezhnev Chippendale Benjamin Franklin State Department William P. Ropers Andrei A. Gromyko Earl 1. Bula

Claims courts not used say consumer official

McCormick former director of the State Consumer Protection Division told a Sunrise Park seminar that small claims courts are ineffective because people do not know how to use them. He urged education and a consumer manual to guide residents in accessing small claims courts.

McNary UPI State Consumer Protection Division Jack McCormick Sunrise Park Here McCormick Consumer Protection Division

Florence Anderton dies. longtime Scottsdale resident

Mrs. Florence Anderton aged, of 7724 Meadowbrook, died Thursday at her daughter’s home in Lansing Michigan. Canadian born, she lived with her husband James F. since 1928, was a Villa Monterey resident since 1966, member of Villa Monterey Country Club and St Barnabas on the Desert. Funeral and burial held in Lansing.

Florence Anderton Meadowbrook William Hollister Lansing Mich Anderton James F Scottsdale Villa Monterey Villa Monterey Country Club St. Barnabas - On - the - Desert Simon Iron and Steel Co Lansing Chamber of Commerce

Charles A Bloss Dies in Scottsdale Hospital

Charles A Anvil Bloss 41 a City of Scottsdale employee died Sunday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital He was born in Huntington West Virginia a Korean War Marine veteran from Dearborn Heights Michigan and lived in Scottsdale six years Survivors include his mother Mrs Mildred Bloss of Phoenix a daughter Diane and a son Charles Burial and memorial services are scheduled at Memory Lawn Mortuary with burial in Memory Lawn Cemetery

Charles Anvil Bloss Scottsdale Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Bloss Maryland Huntington Wo Va Dearborn Heights Mich Asbury

Immigration raids net 10000 aliens in Los Angeles

United States immigration inspectors rounded up about 10,000 illegal aliens in Los Angeles during a month of special raids. Most arrests occurred at workplaces known to hire undocumented workers, with laborers from Mexico and Central America and a few from Colombia, Hong Kong, the Philippines and Thailand. A plan deports 82 people to Central America.

Los Angeles UPI Joseph Surreck Immigration and Naturalization Service Guatemala el Salvador Nicaragua Colombia Hong Kong Philippines Thailand Central Ameri

Geisel chosen to lead Brazil as military rule continues

Brasilia reports Ernesto Geisel a retired four star general and head of Petrobras will become Brazil's next president. He succeeds Emilio Garrastazu Medici whose term ends March 15 1974. Election by electoral college viewed as formality under ruling party control. Brazil maintains rapid growth with controlled inflation during the military era.

Brasilia Brazil UPI Ernesto Geisel Geisel Latin America Emilio Garrastazu Medici Medici Jeao Goulart

AIM Indians to be tried here

Five American Indian Movement members pleaded innocent in federal court on charges of conspiring to transport weapons from Phoenix to Wounded Knee South Dakota. Judge Walter Craig scheduled the trial for January 15 and noted related fall trials in South Dakota. Defendants are Russell Means Pine Ridge Idaho Stanley Holder Lawton Herbert Powless Milwaukee Eugene Heavy Runner Jr Browning and Ronald Petite Minneapolis.

Phoenix Wounded Knee S.C Walter Craig South Dakota Russell Means Pine Ridge Stanley Holder Lawton Okla Herbert G. Powless Milwaukee, Wis Eugene Heavyrunner Jr Browning, Mont Ronald D. Petite Minneapolis, Minn

APS rate hearings delayed one week in Arizona

The State Corporation Commission postponed Arizona Public Service Co. rate hearing for a 6 percent gas and electric hike for one week due to illness of counsel Charles Wahl. If Wahl has not recovered by next Monday, assistant Dick Sallquiest will take over duties.

Congress Charles F. Luce Consolidated Edison Co Senate Phoenix State Corporation Commission Arizona Public Service Co Commission Charles Wahl Wahl Dick Sallquiest

Appeal of bilingual program suit rejected by district court

The Guadalupe Organization and 50 students and parents appeal Judge Walter Craig's dismissal of a suit that sought a bilingual bicultural program for Mexican Americans and Yaqui Indians in Tempe Elementary School District. The case moves to the U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.

Phoenix Tempe U.S Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals Walter Craig Guadalupe Organization

Navajo Tribal Chairman Weds Former Secretary in Arizona Club

Tribal chairman Peter Mac Donald, 44, and Wanda Lou Leclerc, 35, were married Saturday in Phoenix at the Arizona Club. Judge Carl Muecke presided, with tribal attorney George Vlassis confirming the ceremony occurred.

Phoenix Peter MacDonald Wanda Lou Leclerc George Vlassis MacDonald Miss Leclerc Arizona Club Carl Muecke

Safeway Seeks Injunction Over UFW Boycott

Safeway Stores asks a superior court for a permanent injunction against the United Farm Workers union claiming the boycott cost the company about 60000 in business. Safeway argues the action targets a firm not in a labor dispute while Gene E. Rice is named president and chief operating officer of First Federal Savings and Loan Association replacing George E. Leonard.

Phoenix Safeway Stores United Farm Workers Union Safeway UFW 1St Federal Names Gene E. Rice First Federal Savings and Loan Association George E. Leonard

Vandals damage homes schools and businesses in Scottsdale area

Police report scattered vandalism and theft over the last week causing about 1500 in damages. The largest single loss was 500 at a building under construction on Scottsdale Road. Other incidents include 240 in materials stolen from 16622 F. Kingstree Fountain Hills and 200 in losses at Scottsdale High School.

Scottsdale Scottsdale Rd Chris Evans, Inc F. Kingstree Fountain Hills Maricopa Wood Shop Scottsdale High School Robert Guetereloh Bud Beck Pontiac N. 84Th St

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