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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1975

Page

2

Neptune's East and Neptune's Table Seized for Unpaid Taxes

IRS lien filed with Maricopa County for nearly 47000 dollars covering Neptune's East and Neptune's Table at Camelback and Seventh Avenue. A perishables sale was held at both locations to apply proceeds to the tax lien. sale timing depends on redemption prospects and advertising. Officials noted redemption chances before any sale, with sales likely by month end if no redemption. Telephone lines to the parent companies were disconnected and the president declined comment.

Neptune's Camel Scottsdale Road Internal Revenue Service Maricopa County Recorder’s Office Neptune’s East Neptune's Table Seventh Avenue Camelback Neptune’s Table Neptuen’s IRS Mike Martin Martin Neptune’s East Inc Sahara Catering Inc

Man Dies After Apparent Self-Inflicted Shot in Scottsdale

Grady Johnstone, 56, of 8625 E. Edgemont, died in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital five hours after the shooting in his back yard. Police say a .32 caliber revolver was found nearby with ammunition and receipts. Neighbors heard groaning around 4 p.m. and found him. notes addressed to the Scottsdale Police Department were recovered. Investigators suspect death by own action.

Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Grady Johnstone E. Edgemont James Kershner Johnstone

Obituary of Grace M. D Grace Daley of Scottsdale

Grace M. D Grace Daley, 76, former landowner of the Valley Country Club site, died Wednesday at St. Joseph's Hospital. Born in Corwith, Iowa, she moved to Arizona in 1934 and bought the country club land eight years later. Survived by two daughters and seven grandchildren, services will be held Monday in Illinois. A.A. Moore & Sons handled arrangements.

Grace. McNaughton Daley Valley Country Club St. Joseph’ S Hospital Mrs. Daley 78Th St Corwith Iowa Arizona Scottsdale Phoenix Country Club Philip Taber, Jr James Nahser Hindsdale A.A. Moore & Sons

Services held for Bernice McClain in Phoenix

Bernice McClain 71 of 8208 E Rancho Vista Dr Phoenix died Wednesday in Good Samaritan Hospital. Services were held today with survivors including daughters Sharon Sexton and Leilani Irby a brother and five grandchildren. Burial followed at Greenwood Cemetery Phoenix.

Phoenix Bernice McClain Rancho Vista Drive Good Samaritan Hospital McClain Sharon Sexton Leilani Irby Greenwood Cemetery

Reynolds services held for 78 year old in Sunnyslope

George W. Reynolds died Tuesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Funeral services were conducted this afternoon in Sunnyslope for Reynolds aged 78. He is survived by relatives and friends.

George W. Reynolds Sunnyslope Mr. Reynolds Scottsdale Memorial Hospital

Mary Rossi obituary leaves ties to local church

Mary S Rossi 5628 E Vernon Ave died Wednesday at Doctors Hospital aged 80 Mass held at St Theresa Church 5045 E Thomas Rd friends may call Arcadia Funeral Home 4800 E Indian School Rd until 6 pm today She was a sodality member at St Theresa and is survived by daughters Margaret Ritter and Eleanor Mieski a sister and two grandchildren. Also noted is Mr Reynolds of Cave Creek a retired machinist member of Paradise Valley Seventh day Adventist Church Survived by wife Lydia children George Jr Charles Marion Miller and Dorothy Beyer a sister 11 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren.

Mary S. Rossi E. Vernon Ave Doctors Hospital Church of St. Theresa E. Thomas Rd Arcadia Funeral Home E. Indian School Rd Rossi Sodality St. Theresa Margaret Ritter Eleanor Mieski Mr. Reynolds Cave Creek Paradise Valley Seventh-day Adventist Church

Arizona House Divides Over Welfare Fraud Penalties

House Republicans complain of hostility in the chamber as 60 members push for tolerance. A bill passes to punish welfare fraud with a minimum three months to a year in jail, while opponents call it a double standard given harsher crimes elsewhere. A mass transit contract bill also advances, with universities eligible to contract. The session adjourns without final votes on both measures.

Phoenix UPI Frank Kelley Arizona House Kelley Scottsdale House Dairies Art Hamilton D-Phoenix

Scottsdale and Phoenix police probe linked bank robberies

Police from Scottsdale and Phoenix pursue leads after a youth robbed the Continental Bank in Scottsdale and the Arizona Bank in Scottsdale within an hour, then another bank in Phoenix. Four men rode in an apparent getaway car. investigators seek identifications as FBI joins the probe.

Scottsdale Phoenix First National Bank Continental Bank Camelback Rd Arizona Bank Ron Dean

County Bar Association names five to crime panel

Maricopa County Bar Association appoints a five member committee to help select a special deputy county attorney to fight organized crime. Chair Donald Daughton leads with Jarrett Jarvis Clarence Duncan Ferris Ballamak and Richard G Johnson. A separate case notes Benito Lopez challenges a five year minimum for gun robbery as vague.

Phoenix Maricopa County Bar Association Donald Daughton Jarrett Jarvis Clarence Duncan Ferris Ballamak Scottsdale Richard G. Johnson Mesa

Arizona Housing Bond Bill Approved With $200 Million Boost

A Phoenix subcommittee approved a bill to create a state housing agency with bonding power. The agency could issue up to 200 million dollars to fund loans aimed at expanding lower and moderate income housing. The measure includes a key amendment directing all bonds to housing initiatives.

Phoenix House Arizona Banking and Insurance

Arizona growers seek gas access to protect irrigation

The state corporation commission warned of an economic disaster for Southeastern Arizona farmers if they lose natural gas for irrigation pumping. The ACC urged the Federal Power Commission to reconsider irrigation pumping’s low priority in a Thursday letter.

Phoenix Arizona State Corporation Commission Federal Power Commission ACC

Bryant denies taking money in licensing case

Charles Bryant testified under oath before the State Personnel Board, denying he took money or falsified grades for licenses. He is appealing his dismissal by State Insurance Director Millard Humphrey as ousted head of licensing.

Phoenix State Insurance Department Charles Bryant State Personnel Board Bryant Millard Humphrey

PW Extends Lighting Moratorium in Paradise Valley

Paradise Valley town council extends a 90 day moratorium on outdoor recreational lighting taller than 10 feet. The measure, approved Sept 26, stems from planning and zoning study needs and aims to draft a comprehensive lighting ordinance.

Paradise Valley Oscar Butt

Phoenix firm wins Vista bid for 11 unit apartment complex

Haver Construction Co. of Phoenix submitted the apparent low bid of 229,580 for the Vista del Camino redevelopment project to house displaced residents. Bids ranged from 247,500 to 281,799. The project, designed by Wilson Jones, includes three three bedroom, six two bedroom and two one bedroom units. The city council planned to award the contract at its next meeting.

Phoenix Vista del Camino Haver Construction Co Wilson Jones

Ralph Nader to Speak on Ripping Off the Public in Phoenix

Consumer advocate Ralph Nader will address the public interest on Sunday at 8 p.m. at the Unitarian Church 4027 E Lincoln Drive in Paradise Valley on behalf of the Arizona Center for Law in the Public Interest. Tickets are 2.50 and tax deductible with door sales.

Paradise Valley Ralph Nader Arizona Center For Law Unitarian Church E. Lincoln Drive Law Center Nader William H. Gooding Superior Court The Arizona Center For Law In First Avenue Phoenix

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