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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1975

Page

2

Secretive hearing on Indochina aid and sensitive testimony

A House subcommittee voted 7-5 to close a hearing by a delegation that just returned from Indochina. The members urged secrecy over items deemed extremely sensitive while debating emergency aid requests of 600 million dollars for South Vietnam and related aid for Cambodia.

Washington Joe Flynt D-Ga Flynt Paul McCloskey R-Calif Willioff Chappell Jr R-Fla United States Cambodia Vietnam Ford South Vietnam Congress Millicent Fenwick R-N.j Bella Abzug D-N.y

CIA Chief Colby Urges Employee Disclosure And Rights

Colby tells CIA staff they may reveal potentially illegal domestic activities and invoke rights to remain silent under questioning. The memo outlines how to report concerns to the Rockefeller Commission and how to contact commission members, while noting employees’ right to silence.

Washington UPI William E. Colby Central Intelligence Agency CIA Colby Washington Star Today Ford Nelson A. Rockefeller Calby CIA Inspector General Rockefeller Commission C. Douglas Dillon Commission The Star

Rebels bombard Phnom Penh airport amid fighting near capital

Rebels fire rockets at Phnom Penh and its airport and overrun a government outpost as the capital's sole supply link, the Mekong River blockade continues. American airlift escalates while neighboring countries plan evacuations and Vietnamese units aid in street fighting.

Phnom Penh UPI Mekong River Sosthene Fernandez Bangkok Phneat Somali Prey Pooch

Davids seeks proper name for Veterans Memorial Coliseum

Arizona House Democratic Leader Craig Davids of Coolidge urged the Coliseum and Exposition Center Board to replace the sign at the State Fairgrounds with the proper name Arizona Veterans Memorial Coliseum. He cited the law authorizing construction stating it was to honor Arizona war veterans.

Phoenix Craig Davids Coolidge State Coliseum and Exposition Center Board Veterans Memorial Coliseum Davids State Fairgrounds Arizona Coliseum and Exposition Center

Arizona Panel Backs Clemency for Arkansas Escapee Tyger

The Arizona Senate Judiciary Committee approved a measure urging Arkansas authorities to grant clemency to Alvin Tyger who was captured in Tucson after escaping Cummins Prison Farm. Tyger had lived under an assumed name for five years, married with a child, and worked when arrested.

Phoenix Arizona Senate Judiciary Committee Arkansas Tucson Alvin Tyger Tyger Cummins

Stark seeks city aid on land for new county court buildings

County Supervisor Robert Stark urged Phoenix city council to donate land for downtown court facilities. He hugged council members and said the county is broke, promising future cooperation in return to prevent old city county tensions from returning.

Phoenix Robert Stark Stark

Nace extortion trial moved to Seattle

Gale Nace, son in law of Ned Warren Sr., will face an extortion trial in Seattle after U S District Court Judge William Lindberg granted a venue change at the request of defense attorney Clark Derrick. Derrick argued local news coverage could prevent a fair trial.

Phoenix Gale Nace Ned Warren Sr Seattle U.S. District Court William Lindberg Nace Clark Derrick Derrick Warren

Greenberg Wins Contract for Scottsdale Court Facility

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors awarded Greenberg Construction Co. a 223059 dollar contract to build a 6840 square foot court facility in the Scottsdale city complex with offices for a justice of the peace a court commissioner and a deputy county attorney. The county will sign a 50 year lease and pay the cost. Construction should finish in about six months after starting. The board also approved 2000 from park bond funds contributed with Phoenix and Scottsdale for a Papago Loop bike path underpass on McDowell Rd east of 64th Street with 12000 additional funds from county cities and the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation. No start or completion dates were given for the underpass.

County Board of Supervisors Greenberg Construction Co Scottsdale Bureau of Outdoor Recreation

Obituary for Zell Gaston Henderson

Zell Gaston Henderson 80 died in Sacramento California. Services held 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at A L Moore & Sons Mortuary in Phoenix with burial at Greenwood Cemetery. He lived at 8317 East Granada and worked 37 years as a clerk for Santa Fe Railway. Survivors include daughters Jackie Peterson Sacramento and Jane Nedlin Scottsdale and son Zell Jr Las Vegas.

Zell Gaston Henderson A. L. Moore & Sons Mortuary W. Adams Greenwood Cemetery Mr. Henderson E. Granada Sacramento Calif Alabama Valley Santa Fe Railway Jackie Peterson Jane Nedlin Scottsdale Zell Jr Las Vegas

Rosary and Funeral Services for Joseph E. Schabel

Joseph E. Schabel 65 dies en route to hospital after owning a welding shop in Hammond Indiana. Rosary at Arcadia Funeral Home 7 p.m. Wednesday Church of St Theresa mass 10 a.m. Thursday Interment St Francis Cemetery Survivors include wife Martha son Gerald Mulholland daughters Lynda Crosen and Sharom Blackburn two brothers six sisters nine grandchildren

Joseph E. Schabel Arcadia Funeral Home Church of St. Theresa E. Thomas St. Francis Cemetery Mr. Schabel Devonshire Hammond Ind Martha Gerald Mulholland Lynda Crosen Sharom Blackburn

Services set for Mabel Kronke 66 in Phoenix

Mabel Kronke 66 died Saturday in a Phoenix hospital. Services 10 a.m. Wednesday at A. L. Moore & Sons Mortuary 333 W Addins. Burial Greenwood Cemetery. Survived by sons Marvin Pope of Glendale and Cecil Pope of Phoenix, sister Florence Cleveland of Phoenix, brothers C O Nusbaum Show Low Byron Nusbaum El Paso Elmer Nusbaum and Glen Nusbaum, six grandchildren and three great grandchildren.

Mabel Kronke A. L. Moore & Sons Mortuary W. Addins Greenwood Cemetery Phoenix Hospital Kronke Marvin BE. Pope Glendale Cecil L. Pope Phoenix Florence Cleveland C.0. Nusbaum Show Low Ariz Byron Nusbaum el Paso Tex Elmer E Glen Nusbaum Texas

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