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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1976

Page

5

Abduction Case Involving Mellon Heirs Sparks Custody Battle

Washington influenza notes and a high profile custody dispute dominate the page. The district attorney will decide next week whether to file charges over the abduction of Catherine and Elizabeth Mellon, daughters of Seward Prosser Mellon. Their father reportedly abducted them using a staged operation, eluding police with private planes and a decoy, while their mother fights in two states over custody. The Mellon fortune includes Gulf Oil and Aluminum Company of America stakes.

New York Seward Prosser Mellon America Catherine Elizabeth Mellon Pennsylvania Karen Boyd Mellon New York State Supreme Court Roberts Brooklyn North Carolina FBI Lester Carew Wile Epee Caren Carew Anthony Voelker Gulf Oil Corp Aluminum Co. of America Mellon Bank Pittsburgh

Teller to speak on Nuclear Power at management school

Dr. Edward Teller, renowned for the H bomb, will discuss "Nuclear Power: Friend or Foe?" at the American Graduate School of International Management. He will address the Sherwood Project and Project Plowshare, with noon talk in the auditorium at 59th Ave and Greenway Rd.

Edward Teller American Graduate School of International Management Teller 59Th Ave Greenway Rd

Automatic holds up play in N Y N J Regional bridge event

In Grossinger New York the Mixed Pairs winners were Pam Goldsmith and William Gough. The article explains an automatic hold up play where declarer misreads a suit shift leading to a loss, and highlights how a spade to East and careful ducking produce nine tricks for East. It notes opening bids and rebids in a related hand and concludes with bidding guidance for strength and force.

N.Y N.J Grossinger Pam Goldsmith Broomall William Gough Oreland Declarer West East

Chess Points Youth events keep interest keen

David Taylor in Chula Vista led a regional chess federation expansion from San Diego clubs into Mexico and Imperial County. The program trains school sponsors, runs youth tours, and offers tournaments and prizes as after school enrichment. Readers seek information by writing to Chess.

Ross Williams Copley David Taylor Taylor Canada Chula Vista Calif San Diego United States San Diego Area Los Angeles Mexico Imperial County Confederation David Chess

Smyslov to hold chess exhibition at ASU Memorial Union

Former World Champion Vassily Smyslov of the Soviet Union will perform a simultaneous exhibition at Arizona State University Memorial Union on Tuesday. Donors of $10 or more to the Arizona Chess Foundation may play Smyslov. registration 6 30 to 7 30 p m Cochise Room. The event includes a 7 30 p m English talk and an 8 p m exhibition with a $1 spectator donation.

Vaasily Smyslov Soviet Union Arizona State University Memorial Union Na Chess Foundation Smyslov Cochise

Butz Plans World Trip to Promote U.S. Farm Exports

Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz will undertake a three week international tour next month to boost U.S. farm exports and discuss mutual trade issues with global agricultural leaders.

Washington Earl L. Butz U.S

Pima Navajo School Plans April Fine Arts Month Activities

Pima and Navajo schools announce April events including fine arts month with an art fair and student demonstrations. Scottsdale Theater for Children presents Reynard the Fox for graded students. PTA to induct new Junior National Honor Society members and host a family picnic with a band concert. Pima bike registrations 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. April 30. bike numbers registered with Scottsdale Police. Navajo School schedules early dismissal for afternoon kindergarten and grades 3-6 at 2:30 p.m. for in service training. Talent show week and a Bicentennial America in Song by grade 4-6 chorus directed by Linda Jewell. Regional chess at McKenny School in Tempe. Lloyd Munsil and Karl Luther advance to state finals. Pima gifted classes toured KTAR-TV and Mountain Bell. Plans for field trips to Scottsdale Center for the Arts Taliesin West Armour Dial. Navajo forms Project Work company under seventh grade teacher Nancy Walker. Pima track teams defeat Supai. boys 341-157 and girls 288-100.

Pima Scottsdale Theater For Reynard the Fox PTA Ktar-Tv Mountain Bell Telephone Mountain Bell Scottsdale Center For the Arts Taliesin West Armour Dial Research North Scottsdale

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