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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1976

Page

2

Nevada man identified in Scottsdale crash of stolen plane

A 28 year old Nevada man, Shawn Mathews of Imlay, is identified as the deceased crash victim after a stolen four passenger Cessna 337 Skymaster crashed near Carefree Airport. Steven Alexander, 29, also of Imlay, was injured and hospitalized with fractures and injuries. The aircraft, worth about $70,000, was stolen about 4 a.m. The cause is under investigation. Alexander crawled to a road to seek help four hours after the crash.

Steve Chipowsky Carefree Shawn Mathews Imlay Nev Steve Alexander Steven Alexander Maricopa County Alexander Scottsdale

Jewelry Stolen From Naomi Cooke Home

Nearly $3,000 in jewelry was reported stolen from Naomi B. Cooke at 4838 N 74th Place. Police said the items were kept in a black box hidden in a closet and the theft was discovered after Cooke returned home around 9 p.m. Tuesday and found the door open.

Naomi B. Cooke 74Th Place Cooke

Obituary for Bernice Nitter Allen in Carefree

Bernice Nitter Allen 63 of Mule Train Road Carefree died Monday at Mayo Clinic Rochester Minnesota. Survived by husband H Vincent Chicago IL daughter Barbara Patschall San Rafael CA sons John Oak Park IL Howard Des Moines IA Vincent Middletown PA brother Robert Nitter Phoenix and one grandchild. Services held today at Desert Hills Presbyterian Church Carefree cremation Mercer Mortuary. Memorials to Mayo Clinic Leukemia Research Rochester MN 55901.

Bernice Nitter Allen Mule Train Road Carefree Mayo Clinic Rochester Minn Allen Ilinois Valley H. Vincent Chicago, Ill Barbara Patschall San Raphael Calif John Oak Park, Ill Howard Des Moines Iowa Vincent Desert Hills Presbyterian Church Mercer Mortuary

Laurence Adams Memorial Service to be Held in Scottsdale

Laurence Adams 49 died Wednesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services set for 10 a.m. Saturday at Messinger Mortuary 7601 E. Indian School Road. Born in Cardiff Wales he moved from Canada nine years ago to the Valley. Survived by wife Norah daughter Lynn stepsons Ian and Trevor parents Mr and Mrs Leslie Adams of South Wales and a granddaughter.

Laurence Adams Messinger Mortuary Indian School Road Adams Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Cardiff South Wales Mr. Adams Valley Canada Norah Lynn Scottsdale Ian and Trevor England Leslie Adams South Wales

Phoenix official questions conflict rule in sewer chemical sales

Phoenix Mayor Margaret Hance said a Scottsdale man who authorized chemical purchases for the sewer department may not be prosecutable under state conflict of interest laws unless it is shown he owned part of the selling firm. Steven Shewak, 8507 E Turney, and Robert Griffin oversaw >$5,000 in chemicals from Shewak’s cousin George Schavina between 1967 and 1973.

Phoenix Margaret Hance Scottsdale Steven Shewak E. Turney Superior Shewak Robert Griffin George Schavina

Balloon to the Moon Contest Headlines St Patrick's Playday

Eldorado Park hosts St Patrick's Playday with a Balloon to the Moon contest for children at 3 p.m. Postcards will map return locations, with the farthest from Crystal Lake, Illinois earning top prize. The event runs from 1 p.m. and features hat contests bicycle events safety checks and free pool rides for green attire.

St. Patrick’s Eldorado Park

County budget forecast signals shortfall for 1976-77

Maricopa County faces a tighter financial outlook as chairman Henry Haws warns revenues this fiscal year may fall below projections by as much as 2 million dollars. He cites inflation and related factors as harming the 1976-77 budget.

Phoenix Maricopa County Henry H. Haws Board of Supervisors Haws

Inflation Outlook For Maricopa County In 1976

A First National Bank of Arizona study with Arizona State University marks a 5 to 7 percent inflation forecast for 1976 in Phoenix and surrounding areas. Housing costs rise as the market strengthens, while food prices grow slowly and gasoline costs drop, offsetting overall inflation. In 1975 Phoenix CPI rose 8.5 percent with food and housing the largest drivers, and late 1975 utility rate hikes pushed the index higher.

Maricopa County First National Bank of Arizona Arizona State University Bureau of Business and Economic Research First National Phoenix United States Bureau of Labor Statistics Los Angeles-Long Beach

Navajo Utility Authority challenges Arizona power tax

The Navajo Tribal Utility Authority filed in U.S. District Court on Thursday claiming Arizona may not levy a sales tax on power Arizona Public Service Co. generates for use on the Navajo Reservation, calling it an unlawful intrusion into Indian affairs.

Phoenix Navajo Tribal Utility Authority Arizona Arizona Public Service Co U.S. District Court

Governor withholds funds over Bullhead City gnats

Governor Raul Castro refuses to release $50,000 in state tax funds to fight Bullhead City Buffalo Gnats until adults reappear. Bullhead City delegates report cold winds suppressed biting gnats but larvae remain and more adults are expected from the Colorado River.

Phoenix Raul Castro Bullhead City Colorado River

Phoenix Chamber Seeks Out-of-State Donations

Phoenix Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce faces shrinking funds and asks out-of-state donors for help. Executive VP A. E. Randall notes local businesses hit by the recession have not raised their support in years while operating costs rise.

Phoenix

Arizona Health Foundation faces bills before March 1

Officials say members may be liable for a substantial portion of unpaid medical bills from the prepaid health care plan. They will seek a court order to temporarily shield 2,300 state employees and others from lawsuits to collect those unpaid bills.

Phoenix Arizona Health Foundation

Robbery Suspect Arrested Over ASU Cashier heist

Ruben L. Johnson, 25, of 1757 West Weir, arrested Tuesday night on suspicion of a $2,090 armed robbery at Arizona State University Memorial Union check cashing window on March 2. He turned himself in to serve a jail term for a traffic ticket and is held on an $800 bond. Preliminary hearing set for 9 a.m. March 19 in Tempe Justice Court.

Arizona State University ASU Ruben L. Johnson W. Weir Johnson ASU Memorial Union Tempe

Two youths arrested in $3300 Hilton hi fi theft

Police booked Colen Cuthertson aged 20 of Phoenix and Thorsten Francis aged 18 of Scottsdale on grand theft charges after a Hilton Hotel theft of $3300 quadraphonic hi fi equipment. An employee witnessed the incident and the suspects denied the charges. They initially agreed to lie detector tests.

Hilton Hotel N. Scottsdale Rd Colen Cuthertson 40Th St Phoenix Thorsten Francis E. Sunnyside

Clerk Wins 1976 Miss Arizona Universe Title

Curry Walters, deputy clerk at the Arizona Court of Appeals, won the Miss Arizona-Universe pageant held at the Scottsdale Center for the Arts. She earns a $500 scholarship and an all-expense trip May 15 to Miss U.S.A. at Niagara Falls. Paula De Dario was a finalist.

Curry Walters Arizona Court of Appeals Scottsdale Center For the Arts Walters U.S.A Niagara Falls

Bicycles Lead Hazardous Product List

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission highlights bicycles as a top hazardous product. In Phoenix, area director Joan F. Green cites 20 million annual home injuries, 110000 permanent disabilities, and 30000 deaths nationwide with costs over 5.5 billion dollars. The agency monitors hazards, notifies manufacturers, and can order recalls or refunds with penalties for noncompliance.

U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission Joan F. Green California Arizona Southwest Safety Congress Phoenix Civic Plaza Green Consumer Product Safety Commission William Biggs Phoenix

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