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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1976

Page

2

City and School Board To Tour New Computer Facility

Scottsdale City Council and Scottsdale School Board members will tour the new computer facility on the first floor of the Scottsdale Center for the Arts. Honeywell representatives will brief them Tuesday evening. the city bought its $609,000 computer last year. The district has debated Univac options and a joint use agreement could save about $400,000.

Scottsdale Honeywell Scottsdale Center For the Arts Citizens Computer Univac Jack Kearney

City to decide appeal on car auction sales taxes

Kruse Classic Auction Inc protests about $13,000 in sales taxes for 1973 74 and 75 auctions. Hearing held before James A. Jenkins who has 10 days to rule. If unsatisfied, Kruse may appeal to superior court.

Kruse Classic Auction Inc Finance Department James A. Jenkins Jenkins Kruse William Bennett Chicago Morris K. Udall Indiana

Slaying of Sun City Woman Narrowed to Three Days

Maricopa County detectives narrowed the murder window of 67 year old Alice L. Penneman to March 9 through March 11 after sightings of her car and a gasoline purchase in California. Her body was found 60 miles west of Phoenix in a culvert under I 10 with skull injuries. Penneman, a Yuma native, was divorced twice. car was found March 11 and later towed.

Sun City Yuma County F. Lewis Ingraham Don J. Wallace Wallace Phoenix Penneman

GOP official Henry Bobbe resigns finance post to seek Maricopa supervisor seat

Henry Bobbe resigns as Maricopa County Republican finance chairman to run in District 2 against Eldon Rudd. A Phoenix resident for 16 years and former Valley National Bank security analyst, Bobbe is a 15 year stockbroker and Butler University graduate. He has been active in GOP politics since 1962 and plans a low cost campaign emphasizing budget discipline.

Henry Bobbe Maricopa County Republican Finance GOP Eldon Rudd Rudd U.S John Conlan Paul Fannin Phoenix Bobbe Valley National Bank Indianapolis Ind DePauw University Butler University Jack Williams John Roeder Russ Williams Sam Steiger Arizona Fannin Warner Mrs. Warner

Obituary for E Walt Anderson Longtime CPA and Mason

E Walt Anderson 72 died Thursday at Good Samaritan Hospital. Visitation 6 to 9 p.m. tonight at Arcadia Funeral Home 4800 E. Indian School Rd. Masonic services 11 a.m. Saturday at the funeral home. Survivors include wife Mary and sons Monty Robert and Donald plus two out of state sisters. Memorials to Up ward Foundation for Retarded Children.

E. Walt Anderson Arcadia Funeral Home Indian School Rd Mr. Anderson E. Calle Camelia Good Samaritan Hospital University of Wisconsin Anderson Mary Monty Phoenix Robert New Orleans Donald Minnesota

Motorola Wins Air Force Contract for Vector Miss Distance Indicator

Motorola's Government Electronics Division in Scottsdale received a $5.2 million Air Force contract to design fabricate and deliver a Vector Miss Distance Indicator scoring system for target drones. The unit will support the High Altitude Supersonic Target and the PQM-102 and provide positive missile reaction readouts.

United States Air Force Motorola Government Electronics Division Scottsdale

Arizona splits gas tax plan to avert 1980s transport crisis

Arizona transportation officials push a new gasoline tax formula tying levies to price per gallon rather than quantity to prevent a local transport crisis by the mid 1980s. State highway engineer William Price urges revising the per gallon tax to reflect price changes.

Phoenix Arizona William Price

Kissinger says U S discouraging Castro contingency plans

Secretary of State Henry Kissinger told the Senate that U S contingency plans target deterring Soviet and Cuban intervention in Africa and warn of serious consequences if meddling continues He said no urgent crisis exists and promised Congress updates while recognizing ongoing psychological warfare against Cuba.

Washington Henry A. Kissinger U.S Cuba Africa Senate Foreign Relations Committee Kissinger Ford Administration Congress Dick Clark Iowa White House Pentagon United States Ford Secretary of State

Davids Pushes Original Cost Method for Utilities

Arizona House Minority Leader Craig Davids urges the Corporation Commission to adopt the original cost method for valuing utilities. He asserts this approach, averaging original facility cost with current replacement cost, would lower utility bills versus the fair value rate base method.

Phoenix Arizona Corporation Commission House Craig Davids Davids D-Coolidge Commission

Solar financing and tax incentives urged in Arizona

Respondents to a University of Arizona survey call for expanded government financing and tax incentives to accelerate solar energy adoption in Arizona. The group highlights policy support as key to boosting deployment and affordability for residents and businesses.

Tucson Arizona University of Arizona

Butz opposes using agri power as political pawn

Secretary Earl L. Butz warned against using American farmers in international politics. He said agri power will grow with the world population and grain sales will rise. He spoke before a GOP fundraising dinner in Phoenix and forecast Ford's nomination, doubting Udall's chances.

Phoenix Earl L. Butz U.S Buzz Butz Jerry Ford Hubert H. Humphrey Minnesota Morris Udall D-Ariz Arizona

Four hotel room burglaries net $3200 in cash and jewelry

Police report four SunBurst and Safari Hotel rooms damaged by a burglar between 10 p.m. Wednesday and 7 a.m. Thursday. Cash and jewelry totaling over $3200 were stolen from guests Rolan W. Nichols, C. V. Wood III, Keith Kile, and two women from Albuquerque and Lakewood. Entry likely via open patio doors. purses found on patios.

Safari Hotel N. Scottsdale Rd Arcadia Patio C. V. Wood III Amarillo Tex Wood Maxine F. Buchanan Thelma C. Barkey

Warner weighs run for U S Senate in Arizona decision pending

Arizona state schools chief Carolyn Warner says she is about 90 10 certain to seek the Democratic nomination for the U S Senate seat being vacated by Paul Fannin. She plans a family council to finalize the decision and notes strong support from her husband and pressure from both parties.

Phoenix Carolyn Warner Warner Senate

LA Woman Bound For Trial In Pigeon Drop Fraud

Patricia Burke a 31 year old Los Angeles woman linked to a pigeon drop scheme was bound over for trial by Scottsdale Justice of the Peace Nancy West. She faces grand theft by confidence game for allegedly stealing 15000 from an elderly woman and is held without bond as extradition to California for eight more counts is pursued.

Patricia Burke Los Angeles Scottsdale Justice of the Peace Nancy West Burke Superior Court Fred J. Hyder California

Bowie pleads innocent in marijuana possession case

David Bowie and two bandmates pleaded innocent to charges of possessing half a pound of marijuana. Judge Alphones L. Cassetti allowed them to remain free on $2,000 bail each until a preliminary hearing on April 20. Bowie, 28, was greeted by fans as he reached the courtroom.

Rochester N.Y David Bowie Alphones L. Cassetti Bowie

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