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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1973

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Beef prices hold steady as pork climbs at markets

United Press International reports beef prices steady today while pork rises at livestock markets despite Nixon meat price ceiling. Hog prices jumped from 3 to 4 per hundredweight since Thursday after earlier 5 to 6 increases, with live cattle, hogs, and sheep exempt from the freeze. Joliet market noted high grade cattle at 47 per hundredweight as economists and farmers doubt the policy will curb food costs.

United Press International Nixon Joliet Chicago Roman L. Hruska Nebraska

Meat price controls spark Midwest protests and boycotts

Cattlemen and farmers warn price curbs will curb production while boycott organizers press on. Leaders such as Walter Heller and Herrell DeGraff critique the ceiling as a desperate move. National Farmers Organization and housewives head planned actions, including a nationwide boycott on April 18 and meatless Tuesdays.

Hruska Walter Heller Minneapolis American Meat Institute Herrell DeGraff Chicago Benjamin S. Rosenthal D-N.y Washington Nixon Wilmette Ethel Rosen

Schoolhouse opening fete moved to Boys Club gym

The Little Red Schoolhouse grand opening party will be held at the Scottsdale Boys Club gymnasium instead of Main Street. A 6 p.m. reception, 7 p.m. steak fry, and 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. dance move indoors due to weather. Tickets are available at the Chamber of Commerce in the schoolhouse at 7333 E Main St.

Scottsdale Boys Club Gymnasium Main Street Scottsdale Junior Woman's Club Chamber of Commerce E. Main St

Fairchild and GE end talks on process automation sale

Mountain View California Fairchild Camera and Instrument Corp says negotiations with General Electric for GE PAC and GE TAC process automation unit are terminated though in March they reported an in principle agreement. The deal remains subject to a definitive contract and board approvals. Fairchild gave no reason for discontinuing.

Mountain View Calif Fairchild Camera. & Instrument Corp Fairchild General Electric Company General Electric

Nixon aides can testify before grand jury in Watergate case

President Nixon orders all White House staff to testify if called by the Watergate grand jury, while preventing Senate committee testimony. Press Secretary Ziegler says the policy applies to present and former staff and aims to show cooperation with investigators without a cover up.

Washington UPI Nixon White House Senate John W. Dean Dean Ziegler

Obituary of Sarah G Wachtell 50 Memorial Presbyterian church member

Services for Sarah G Wachtell 50 of 6721 E McDowell will be at 10 a m Saturday at Mercer Mortuary burial is at Greenwood Cemetery She moved to Arizona 15 years ago from California and worked 10 years as an assembler for Motorola of Scottsdale She died Wednesday at Good Samaritan Hospital Survived by husband Harold A a daughter Beverly Angle in Laos a son John W Kingsbury in California a stepdaughter Dolores Meyer of Prescott a brother and four sisters and eight grandchildren

Sarah G. Wachtell Memorial Presbyterian Church Mercer Mortuary E. Thomas Rd Greenwood Cemetery Mrs. Wachtell E. McDowell Springfield Arizona California Motorola Scottsdale Good Samaritan Hospital Harold A Beverly Angle Vientiane Laos John W. Kingsbury Navy Dolores Meyer Prescott

Former court reporter Carol Calhoun died in Scottsdale

Carol L. Calhoun, 42, a former court reporter for Judge Richard Chambers in Tucson, died Thursday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. A 1940 Amphitheater High valedictorian, she was active in Jehovah's Witnesses. She came to Arizona in 1943 from Colorado, moved to the Valley in 1969, and is survived by husband Martin, two sons Randall and Greg, father Harold Irvin, brother Robert Irvin, and a grandchild. Services will be 2 p.m. Monday at Green Acres Mortuary. Burial at Green Acres.

Carol L. Calhoun Richard Chambers Tucson Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Calhoun E. Garfield Amphitheater High School Jehovah's Witnesses Arizona Colorado Martin Randall Phoenix Greg Scottsdale Harold Irvin Robert Irvin Green Acres Mortuary Hayden Rd Green Acres Cemetery

Edward B. Bailey 75 Massachusetts engineer dies in Scottsdale

Edward B. Bailey 75 longtime Massachusetts Department of Public Works senior civil engineer who retired in 1960 died Wednesday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. He lived in Scottsdale five years after moving from Buzzards Bay Massachusetts and served in World War I. Survivors include a nephew and niece in Massachusetts. Services and burial will be in Middleboro according to Messinger Mortuary.

Edward B. Bailey Massachusetts Department of Public Works Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Mr. Bailey E. Pasadena Dartmouth College Massachusetts Scottsdale Buzzards Bay, Mass American Legion Middleboro Messinger Mortuary

Services for Elizabeth S. Haynes Held Saturday

Elizabeth S. Haynes 48 a Crippled Children's Hospital auxiliary member died Wednesday at her home 5330 E Royal Palm Rd in Arizona. Born in Walla Walla Washington she moved from Massachusetts in 1964. She leaves husband James W two sons James A Tucson Paul and Donald Paradise Valley a daughter Carolyn Denver and a brother in Maryland Memorials are requested to the Crippled Children's Hospital.

Elizabeth S. Haynes Crippled Children’s Hospital Auxiliary Messinger Senate Indian School Haynes Royal Palm Rd Walla Walla Wash Arizona Massachusetts Order of the Eastern Star James W James A Tucson Paul Donald Paradise Valley Carolyn Denver Maryland Crippled Children's Hospital

Cary J. Myers 79 Whitmer Mills founder dies in Albuquerque

Cary J. Myers 79 owner of Whitmer Mills a sash and door maker in Albuquerque died at his home on Thursday. Services are 11 a.m. Saturday at Messinger Mortuary with burial in Albuquerque. He was a native of McComb Mississippi came to Arizona in 1958. Survivors include his wife Blanche a brother and three sisters all of McComb.

Cary J. Myers Whitmer Mills Albuquerque Messiger Mortuary Indian School Rd Mr. Myers E. Calle del Sud McComb Miss Arizona Blanche

Paya Rites Planned for Salt River Detective

Alexander Joe Paya 24 former Salt River Indian Reservation police detective dies at home. Services set for 10 a m Saturday at Fort McDowell West Chapel LDS. Burial at Fort McDowell. Paya a Jerome native. survived by Kathleen Johnson Paya two sons James and Kuri parents Oscar and Mrs Paya siblings Luther and Oscar Jr. Friends may call Meldrum Mortuary Mesa until 9 p m today.

Alexander Joe Paya Salt River Indian Reservation Fort McDowell West Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Fort McDowell Paya Jerome Mesa Kathleen Johnson Paya James Kuri Oscar Paya Luther Oscar Jr Meldrum Mortuary MacDonald First Street

Per Diem Increase Okayed by Arizona Legislature

A House Senate conference panel agreed to raise non Maricopa legislator per diem from 20 to 30 while Maricopa lawmakers stay at 10 The seven day week pay continues during session The bill moves to House and Senate for final approval Forty five areas in Arizona proposed as natural areas to prevent development by a study committee of the Arizona Academy of Science

Phoenix Senate House Maricopa Arizona Academy of Science

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