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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1976
Page
2
Scottsdale formally unveiled a Honeywell 6023 computer system costing 609000 dollars. City officials and Honeywell representatives demonstrated its capabilities, with plans to share the system with the school district if negotiations succeed. The system handles payroll library cataloging and police crime reports.
Stanley Cheadle Chadwick 80 died Tuesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after a 60 year career in real estate. Born in Piermont New York he lived in Scottsdale eight years coming from Chicago Illinois where he ran parking garages and served on the Chicago Real Estate Board. He was a Mason an appraiser for Marshall Field's estate and formerly with the County Assessors Office as special deputy. Survivors include wife Pearl son Edward L. of Chicago daughters Marie Schultz of Scottsdale Anne Samanich of Mission Viejo a sister Gwendolyn Goth berg of Clearwater three grandchildren and one great grandchild. Services are 2 PM Friday at Messinger Mortuary & Chapel.
Loraine F. Parrish 68, former automotive sales manager and hotel owner, died Tuesday at Good Samaritan Hospital. A Scottsdale resident for 14 years, he retired in 1972 after a career with Roadway and Ramada Inns. Survived by Madeline, Gen C C Parrish, and Bertha Simpson. visitation tonight in Phoenix. burial in Idaho Falls.
Richard Robbins 69 of 22 Gasa Blanca Fast died Sunday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Born in Niagara Falls New York he was a retired radio station sales manager who moved to the Valley in 1966 from Florida. Survivors include two sons John A of New Jersey and Richard G Jr of New Mexico and two grandchildren. Services were held at Green Acres Mo with private cremation.
Voters turnout 13 652 to choose Wayne Pomeroy and Alton Riggs in a Mesa mayor runoff while Don Cooper advances to a four year council term. Pomeroy 6569 primary votes against Riggs 4221. Cooper 6903. Phyllis Royer 2149 and S Michael Scigliano 378 eliminated. May 4 general election set.
In Washington the Ford administration sees early backing for its record defense request. Senate Budget Committee approves 111.5 billion, near Ford’s target, while the House panel sets 112 billion. Secretary Rumsfeld cautions about Soviet growth and defends U.S. parity. Ford warns against deep cuts and vows veto if security is compromised. Senate Leader Mansfield signals no organized drive to trim the budget.
Carolyn Warner Arizona state superintendent of public instruction will seek the Democratic nomination for the U S Senate seat held by Paul Fannin. She plans a late formal announcement after the school year to prepare the department, aided by husband Ron as campaign finance chair, emphasizing listening to people.
Witnesses saw a slender man smash the front plate glass at Don C Tanner's Jewelry on East Fifth Avenue. He reportedly removed turquoise jewelry valued over 2165 dollars after breaking a display case. descriptions varied from 5'8" to 5'11" with pony tail or Mexican descent.
A Superior Court jury found James Gaylord Nelson alias Nelson guilty of passing a 422 bad check at Valley Ho Hotel in Phoenix. Judge Charles L. Hardy set sentencing for 9 a.m. April 2. Nelson admitted he pretended to be the Wisconsin senator as a joke and said he is an alcoholic. Ned Warren Sr. linked to Great Southwest Land and Cattle Co, which collapsed in 1974 after a $5 million mortgage scam. Warren faces a 12 year term for a separate extortion conviction.
Democratic Senate candidate Dennis DeConcini urged creating a federal consumer protection agency by supporting Senate Bill 200 to merge consumer divisions and criticized wasteful spending. He favored trimming Defense and CIA budgets, argued for selective foreign involvement, and proposed a national adult diversion program in criminal justice. He spoke to 26 members of the Scottsdale Democratic Luncheon Club.
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