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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1976

Page

2

Senators wives tour yields six page Pacific report

A 15 day Southwest Pacific junket by four senators their wives and aides produced a six page report. The trip by military jet visited Hawaii Saipan Guam Australia and New Zealand with meetings in Canberra and Wellington. Spending totals remain unknown though aides say 15000 to 16000 dollars in U S currency plus foreign funds were used. A full accounting is not due until next year.

Washington Congress Southwest Pacific Hawaii Saipan Guam Australia New Zealand Senate Robert P. Griffin R-Mich Ernest F. Hollings D-S.c Howard H. Baker R-Tenn Pacific Indian Oceans Ment U.S U.S. Navy Foreign Relations Committee State Department

Man Held in Tractor Theft Case in Scottsdale Rental

East Phoenix man Dave L. Gillespie 24 is jailed on grand theft by embezzlement after allegedly using a false name and address to rent a tractor and trailer plus other equipment totaling 17 500 from Rental City in Scottsdale on February 21. He was arrested at home Thursday and is held without bond as investigators pursue leads on the missing gear.

East Phoenix Scottsdale Phoenix Dave L. Gillespie E. Cypress E. McDowell Rd

Drug suspects freed after Scottsdale raid

Three residents arrested in a Scottsdale drug raid were released after arraignments on possession of marijuana and possession of marijuana for sale. Investigators reported 130 pounds of marijuana and a half ounce of cocaine found at the Rogers home. Leland Rogers and his wife Catherine were released on their own recognizance, Eugene Contreras posted 2200 dollars bond. A preliminary hearing is set for 9:30 a.m. March 15 in Scottsdale Justice Court.

Scottsdale Leland Rogers Catherine Eugene Contreras Calle del Sud Department of Public Safety Rogers Contreras Scottsdale Justice Court

Woman Hurt in Auto Crash at Scottsdale Road Intersection

A 53 year old Wildwood New Jersey woman Beatrice Berman was treated and released from Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after a two car collision Thursday morning at Scottsdale Road and Second Street. Her husband David Berman 62 was cited for failure to stop at a red light. The other driver Mark S. Torpey 20 of 8520 East Citrus Way was uninjured.

Wildwood N.J Scottsdale Road Second Street Beatrice Berman Scottsdale Memorial Hospital David Berman Berman Mark S. Torpey Citrus Way Torpey

Obituary of Cora T Ball Scottsdale resident

Cora T Ball 71 longtime Scottsdale Presbyterian Church member died Monday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Born in Louisiana she moved to the Valley four years ago from New Mexico where she worked as a hostess at the Albuquerque Country Club. Survived by daughter Emma B Rogers of Phoenix and four grandchildren. Private services were held. Memorials suggested to Arthritis Foundation Central Arizona Chapter Phoenix.

Cora T. Ball Scottsdale Ball E. Rose Circle Drive Louisiana New Mexico Albuquerque Country Club Arthritis Foundation Central Arizona W. Osborn Rd Phoenix

SAG Actor and Former Colorado Assessor Dead at 31

Lynn Joseph Sarad 31 a Screen Actors Guild member and former Colorado county assessor died Sunday. Born in Ludlow Massachusetts he moved to the Valley over a decade ago and resided at 6805 N Joshua Tree Lane Survivors include his mother Stephanie Sarah of Massachusetts a brother and three sisters Services will be in Springfield Massachusetts with arrangements by Gibbons Bunker Mortuary

Lynn Joseph Sarad Screen Actors Guild New York Colorado Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Mr. Sarad Ludlow Mass Valley Joshua Springfield Gibbons-Bunker Mortuary

Israel protests U S arms sales to Egypt

Israel objects to U S military transfers to Egypt as Congress weighs broad deals. Dinitz seeks Kissinger meeting after Sisco outlines training Egyptian officers and sale of helicopters and gear. Officials say six C 130 transports worth 39 million dollars may gain congressional approval, with further sales possible by midsummer.

Washington Simcha Dinitz Jerusalem Henry A. Kissinger Israel United States Egypt Dinitz Kissinger Joseph Sisco Congress Sisco Defense Donald Rumsfeld Rumsfeld House International Relations Committee State Department Middle East Ford

City debating tow service rule changes and yard radius

Police and SRP officials discuss revisions to tow ordinances allowing storage yards within five miles of the police building and capping charges to flat rates with a new 15 dollar hourly fee for unusual services. Timelines for calls, owner requests, and canal removals are debated as council plans a March 16 vote.

Police Department Salt River Project Michael Gannon Services Bureau SRP

Goodwin signals possible resignation from Appropriations post

In Phoenix House Appropriations Chairman Tom Goodwin says he may resign and join the Republican caucus, planning a decision early next week. He cites fatigue from budget policy fights.

Goodwin Phoenix House Tom Goodwin Tucson Burton Barr Rphoenix

Kingman Reappoints Clarence Bigelow as Interim City Manager

Clarence Bigelow, Kingman’s first city manager who resigned in 1974, is re appointed as interim city manager until June 30 after the council election. Bigelow previously served as City of Scottsdale finance director.

Kingman Clarence Bigelow Bigelow Scottsdale

Veterans of Foreign Wars Poppy Sale in Scottsdale This Weekend

Members of the Stanley A. Crews Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3513 and its Ladies Auxiliary will be on the streets today and Saturday for their annual Buddy Poppy Sale. Proceeds fund relief and welfare for needy and disabled veterans, with more than half of receipts used for local veteran welfare work.

Stanley A. Crews Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3513 Scottsdale Ladies Auxiliary VFW

Udall Urges Liberals to Back Him for Democratic Nomination

Rep. Morris K. Udall urged liberal and progressive Democrats to unite behind him for the presidential nomination. He said Henry Jackson is the frontrunner after his Massachusetts primary win and warned that a split liberal vote could hand a landslide to Jackson. Udall said stopping Wallace Carter Bayh and other moderates rests on his shoulders.

New York Morris K. Udall Henry Jackson Udall Jackson Massachusett New York State Arizona Massachusetts Mo Udall Birch Bayh Bayh Indiana

Dog owner found guilty in city barking dog case

Judge Edward Boyle ruled Jerry Osborn guilty of violating the city animal noise ordinance after neighbor Shirley Feinberg complained that his dog barked excessively. Osborn must keep the dog indoors at night. the ruling marks one of the first enforcement cases of the ordinance adopted last November.

Shirley Feinberg Jerry Osborn E. Elm Osborn Feinberg Edward Boyle

Fraud scheme suspect to face hearing in theft case

Patricia Burke 31 is due for a preliminary hearing next Monday over grand theft by confidence game. Police say she and an accomplice tried to wring 68 year old Scottsdale woman out of 15000 by promising one third of 45000 found in a purse. Burke was arrested at Valley National Bank. A separate preliminary hearing is set for Arthur Jensen 22 and David McGrew 21 for robberies of eastside Circle K Stores with 255 dollars seized.

Los Angeles Patricia Burke Scottsdale Justice of the Peace Nancy West Burke Valley National Bank 74Th Street McDowell Road Arthur J.jensen E. Earls Drive David McGrew Eastside Circle K Mesa Circle K McGrew Jensen Soint

Prof urges U S to farm sea in mariculture push

Dr James W Arault Jr of Louisiana State University argues the United States could double seafood output through mariculture but faces legal social and cultural barriers. He cites the Florida shrimp farm struggle and contrasts Spain mussel yields with U S eating habits.

Copley News United States World Mariculture Society James W. Arault Jr Louisiana State University U.S Florida Spain

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