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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1975

Page

2

Ford urges steady world peace push against isolationism

President Ford in South Bend appeals for ongoing foreign aid and internationalism as the path to peace. He warns against new isolationism, stresses interdependence, and cites Willkie while urging youth to ignore doomsters. He ends with a St Patrick’s Day greeting amid a 3,000-strong crowd.

South Bend Ind UPI Ford Notre Dame University Indiana Wendell Willkie America Cambodia South Vietnam Soviet Union China United States Mishawaka

Mariner 10 ends Mercury mission after 160 close-up pictures

UPI reports Mariner 10 completed its Mercury flybys finishing with 160 close-up photos, the closest man-made probe approach within 100 miles of Mercury. The 1103 pound craft, launched 1973, will be shut down in days after entering a solar orbit.

Mariner 10 Mercury Motorola Scottsdale Earth Pasadena UPI America Jet Propulsion Laboratory Venus Moon James Dunne Mariner

Legislator Calls for Arrests in Mass Marijuana Protest

Arizona senator Stephen Davis urged Tucson authorities to arrest and prosecute all individuals publicly using marijuana during a protest. He argued law enforcement must enforce current penalties regardless of views on reform.

Phoenix UPI Arizona Stephen Davis Tumacacori The Senate Tucson Davis

Denver Man Dies of Heart Attack in Scottsdale Hotel

William Strachen, 38, of Denver, died of heart trouble in his room at the Rodeway Inn on East Indian School Road. He was found in bed Sunday morning by friends who had traveled to Scottsdale with him. Investigators noted a bruise on his forehead but ruled out foul play as the cause.

Denver Rodeway Inn Indian School Rd Scottsdale William Strachen Strachen

Scottsdale suit by former employee dismissed in city officials case

Superior Court Judge Yale McFate granted the city's motion to dismiss a suit by Anthony G. Hanustak alleging his reputation was damaged after his 1973 dismissal as a buyer linked to Jamzzry estate. Hanustak argued false reasons were given for the termination by Dale arwr and Chad Cowley.

Scottsdale John Zastrow Yale McFate Anthony G. Hanustak Hanustak Jamzzry Estate Tim Dale Arwr Chad J. Cowley Carter Cowley Cowles Regser Westrers Juusfier TUS III

News Round Up United Press International

United Press International provides a concise round of brief items across markets and regions. The digest aggregates quick updates on politics, economy, society and culture with emphasis on notable names and places.

Kidnapping suspect sought in Tempe case

A heavyset 27-year-old woman named Cathrine Joyce Norris is sought for questioning in the possible kidnapping of 11 to 14 month old Taura Souder from Tempe. Police say she may have traveled to Coolidge or Yuma as part of the investigation.

Tempe Coolidge Yuma Cathrine Joyce Norris Taura Souder Walter Souder

Train mishap kills engineer in rail accident

Amtrak engineer Leroy G. Hadley, 64, of Winslow was killed when a steel rail from a passing freight train jutted out and struck the cab of his locomotive. Santa Fe Railroad spokesman William Cox said a quarter mile steel rail apparently came loose.

Senate panel approves tax cut for nursing homes

The finance and revenue committee endorsed legislation providing a tax break for nursing and retirement homes for the elderly. The action suggests the bills will likely reach a floor vote in the Arizona Senate.

Phoenix Senate Finance and Revenue Committee

Explosion injures seven at Phoenix Jepco plant

Seven people were injured when a natural gas explosion ripped a wall from Jepco Manufacturing Co in west Phoenix. A nearby square block was evacuated as a precaution as fire department officials investigated the ether container maker.

Phoenix Jepco Manufacturing Co

Senate weighs property freeze in Arizona discussion

A Senate committee debated freezing all remden property at current levels to hold tax growth. Senator AV. Hardt urged an immediate freeze, while Senator Betty Morrison warned it would lock inequities into law. Senator Fred Koory noted some unfair appraisals but favored the freeze to cap tax lines.

Phoenix Senate Artzomset i Bill Fred Koory Rllendale Koory Morrison Hardt

German tourist reports $706 theft at Scottsdale Hilton

A man from Germany staying at the Scottsdale Hilton reported Friday night theft of a pocket calculator camera watch and tape recorder valued at 706 dollars. He found no sign of forced entry when he returned to his room early Saturday morning. The same room had been burglarized two weeks earlier.

Germany Scottsdale Scottsdale Hilton N. Scottsdale Rd Kurt O. Garbrecht

Scottsdale Road redesign plan aims to ease downtown traffic

Representatives from the City of Scottsdale and the State Energy Department will meet with downtown merchants to discuss a redesign of the Scottsdale Road corridor between Indian School and Osborn. The plan calls for landscaping, new sidewalks, easements, cobblestone medians, brick crosswalks, drainage work, and a projected $1.3 million cost with up to 70 percent potentially funded by the state.

Cty Somisdale State Enconey Departmentil Yuasaey Charming Scotts- Gels Indian Shop Osborn Roads Speaciz Scottsdale Coember Oserperre Little Red School Rouse Scotindls Scottsdale Road Indian School Thomas Road Thomas Indian Bend Wash

Manslaughter trial to begin for Mary Thomas

The manslaughter case stems from the Oct 12 collision at Pima and Indian School Roads that killed Lisa Rene Starks two days after the crash. Mary Thomas is charged after allegedly running a red light and driving with illegal plates and malt liquor in her system. A pretrial hearing on suppression of blood alcohol evidence is set for 9:30 a.m. before the 1:30 p.m. jury trial in U.S. District Court.

Mary Thomas Miss Thomas Lisa Rene Starks Scottsdale Pima Thomas Starks Scottsdale Memorial Hospital U.S William J. Lindberg Lindberg Dan Drake Tom Kleinschmidt Kleinschmidt Drake

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