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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1974

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Brezhnev Cancels Morning Meeting With Kissinger

Brezhnev canceled the scheduled morning talk with Kissinger in Moscow and agreed to meet later. The talks to date cover the Middle East European security conference troop cuts and trade. West said Russians decided the cancellation, with two long sessions already held over Monday and Tuesday.

Moscow UPI Communist Party Leonid I. Brezhnev U.S Henry A. Kissinger Kissinger Nixon Russia Andrei A. Gromyko Middle East Europe

Youth injures self after theft at Safeway in Scottsdale

A 17 year old Scottsdale youth suspected of shoplifting a $1.89 rib roast ran from Safeway at 2801 North Scottsdale Road Tuesday evening. He broke through a glass door, was chased by witnesses, and was caught by Lt. John Trapp who provided first aid before admission to Scottsdale Memorial Hospital in fair condition for multiple lacerations. Juvenile authorities were notified.

Scottsdale Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Lawrence E. Ripps Safeway Scottsdale Rd Diane Taylor Ripps Rippl John Trapp

Mayor and council to meet Laguna San Juan residents

Bud Tims and city council members host an informal meeting with Laguna San Juan residents at 8 p.m. in the recreation building of the townhouse complex on Hayden Road between Chaparral and McDonald. About 175 families live in the complex. officials will present a slide show and answer questions.

Bud Tims Laguna San Juan Hayden Road Chaparral Road McDonald Drive

Obituary of Martha G Heike, 74, Scottsdale resident

Martha G. Heike, 74, of 7802 E Monte Vista, died Friday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Born in New York she moved to Arizona 10 years ago from Detroit and had lived in Scottsdale six years. Survived by husband James G and two sisters Mary Aldrick and Edna McLeod, both of New York. Services and burial planned in Dunkirk, New York. Arrangements handled by Green Acres Mortuary.

Martha G. Heike E. Monte Vista Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Heike New York Arizona Detroit Scottsdale Hus James G Mary Aldrick Edna McLeod Dunkirk N.Y Green Acres Mortuary

Mrs Helen E Craig 77 Dies in Good Samaritan Hospital

Mrs Helen E Craig 77 of 13251 N 77th St died Tuesday in Good Samaritan Hospital She was born in Livorsia New York and moved to Arizona in 1966 Survivors include husband Thomas J children James B David Helen Dowd Bonnie Hofstra 21 grandchildren and three great grandchildren Services at 11 30 a m Thursday at Church of St Maria Goretti Burial in Green Acres Cemetery Friends may call 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m today at Green Acres Mortuary

Helen E. Craig Good Samaritan Hospital Church of St Maria’ Goretti Granite Reef Craig 77Th St Livorsia N.Y Arizona Rochester Thomas J James B David Helen Dowd Bonnie Hofstra Green Acres Mortuary N. Hayden Green Acres Cemetery

Fire damages Scottsdale home in grease spill

A grease fire in a Scottsdale kitchen caused about 800 dollars in damage this morning. At 9 18 a.m. Rural Fire Department responders noted the blaze was confined to the stove area and extinguished upon arrival after Mrs Roy Gradillas reported the incident at 8136 E Palm Lane.

Scottsdale Roy Gradillas

Escapees Returned After Mexico Capture

Two Arizona State Prison escapees were returned to Florence after Mexican authorities captured them in Nogales Sonora. Scott Brierly 25 and William Woratzeck 28 were found with prison clothing along Interstate 19 north of Nogales. Brierly faced a life sentence for murder near Tucson and Woratzeck a five to seven year term for burglary.

Florence Arizona State Prison Mexico Harold Cardwell Nogales Sonora Scott Brierly William Woratzeck Brierly Woratzeck Interstate 19 Tucson

Tempe Union High School bonds pass in election

Tempe voters approved a $14.7 million bond issue by a 5 0 1 margin Tuesday. In Mesa, incumbent Don Strauch won a council seat and Edith Evans appeared poised to win another, based on early returns from Tuesday’s balloting.

Tempe Tempe Union High School Mesa Don Strauch Edith Evans

Estranged couple die on Black Canyon Freeway

An apparent murder suicide on the Black Canyon Freeway left Barry S. Schachter 25 and Judith 22 dead. Both ASU students from Phoenix area. In a separate item Senator Fannin says Secretary Butz actions will ease orange growers’ economic pressure in Arizona and California.

Phoenix Black Canyon Barry S. Schachter Judith Arizona State University Washington Paul Fannin R-Ariz Agriculture Earl Butz Arizona California

Spring Weather Improves With Mild Tempts in Scottsdale

Weather outlook shows pleasant improvements as the second week of spring begins. In Scottsdale Tuesday high reached 80 degrees and a low around 47. Today and tonight predict variable high clouds with Thursday turning sunny and highs near 80 while overnight lows dip to the low 50s.

Scottsdale

Ring reportedly stolen from Safari Hotel room in Chicago

Police learned a $500 diamond ring on a white gold setting was taken from a room at the Safari Hotel 4611 N Scottsdale Rd. Michael Giannini told officer Dennis Harrison the ring may have been stolen or misplaced during the weekend. A separate burglary at 8517 E Thomas Rd involved a cut kitchen door screen and missing tape player and stereo worth $350.

Chicago Safari Hotel N. Scottsdale Rd Michael Giannini Dennis Harrison Giannini Kenneth Graves E. Thomas Rd Graves Wayne

City spring specialty classes signup begins

Registration for spring specialty classes offered by the City of Scottsdale Community Services begins today at Cocopah Elementary School. Residents in the northern area may register for classes at Cocopah Saguaro and Chaparral. Registration at Eldorado Center 2311 North Miller Road runs 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday Monday and Tuesday. Classes run the week of April 1 and through the week of May 27.

City of Scottsdale

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