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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1972

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Jackson Denies Dropout As Campaigns Pivot Across States

United Press International reports Sen. Henry M. Jackson denying any withdrawal from the presidential race. A Jackson advance party is in Nebraska as campaigns step up in Nebraska, Oregon, California, and New Mexico. McGovern claims grassroots strength in Washington. Tolleson says Jackson leads 6 of 7 districts and could win 46 of 52 votes.

United Press International Henry M. Jackson Washington McGovern Tolleson Jackson Hubert H. Humphrey Alabama George C. Wallace Ohio Indiana District of Columbia Tennessee North Carolina

Sadat Says Soviet Backing Sets Stage for War

In a May Day rally from Alexandria Sadat claimed the Soviet Union promised enough support to let Egypt go to war with Israel. He warned at least two million could die, and he said he is ready to sacrifice many while Israel faces heavier losses. He spoke after a two day Moscow visit and a joint communique.

Cairo UPI Anwar Sadat Soviet Union Egypt Israel Alexandria Sadat Moscow

Sadat Appeals For Soviet Aid In Attempt To Regain Land

In Cairo Sadat hailed Soviet endorsement of Egypt's right to recover lost lands by force if needed. He rejected a U.S. peace plan, stated Soviet aid would shorten war prep time, and claimed Egypt has spent about $10 billion preparing for the next conflict. He warned liberation must go beyond prior gains and urged action against Israel.

Kremlin Soviet Union Egypt Israel Middle East Sadat U.S

Askew, Miami Beach discuss $550000 convention security funds

Gov Reubin Askew meets Miami Beach officials in Tallahassee to allocate 550000 in federal LEAA funds for security at the Republican National Convention in August. Mayor Chuck Hall and City Manager Clif ford O Key traveled to discuss the latest grant bringing total federal law enforcement aid to over 1 million dollars.

Tallahassee Fla UPI Reubin Askew Miami Beach Chuck Hall Clifford O'Key Jerris Leonard

Obituaries for Clyde W. Voorhees and Peebles S. Tatum Sr.

Clyde W. Voorhees, 90, of Scottsdale formerly Niles Michigan, died Sunday at Golden Age Nursing Home. Survivors include two sons, one sister, a grandson and two great grandchildren. services in Dowagiac Michigan. Peebles S. Tatum Sr., 80, retired Corps of Engineers civilian employee, died Sunday in Good Samaritan Hospital. He lived in Scottsdale, born in Harrisonburg Virginia, with a son and two grandchildren surviving. services planned in Norfolk.

Clyde W. Voorhees Scottsdale Niles Mich Golden Age Nursing Home Buchanan Voorhees Second St Richard Charles Carrie Martin Savannah Dowagiac Messinger Mortuary Indian School Rd Norfolk Peebles S. Tatum Jr

Services set for Leo Bertch 71 in Tempe

Leo Creston Bertch 71 died Sunday at his home 2312 North 58th Street Tempe. Services planned at Carr Mortuary Tempe with burial in Paw Paw Michigan. Bertch was a retired secretary for Shakespeare Fishing Tackle Co Kalamazoo. Survivors include wife Gladys daughter Mrs Stan Brown Tempe son James C Easton PA and relatives out of state with seven grandchildren. Contributions may be made to the American Heart Fund.

Leo Creston Bertch Carr Mortuary E. Fifth St Tempe Paw Paw Mich Bertch Shakespeare Fishing Tackle Co Kalamazoo Elkhart Ind Gladys Stan Brown James C Easton

Services for Gladys Hovey Held in Arcadia Funeral Home

Gladys Hovey 79 died Friday in Doctors Hospital. Services were at 2 p.m. at Arcadia Funeral Home on East Indian School Road. Cremation followed. Hovey resided at 4842 West Calle Ventura and was born in Wyoming. She moved to Phoenix in 1968 from South Pasadena California. Survivors include a daughter Mrs Bernard H Nicholls of Phoenix and two grandchildren.

Gladys Hovey Doctors Hospital Arcadia Funeral Home Indian School Rd Hovey Calle Ventura Wyoming Phoenix South Pasadena Calif Bernard H. Nicholls

Police probe grand theft in Scottsdale home

Scottsdale police investigate a grand theft of 340 dollars from the home of Mrs Sharlane D Loughary at 7505 E Granada. Cash was in a checkbook in a bedroom night-table drawer. Several suspects are being treated as possible culprits. Police also report a burglary at the Daley House girls home 8201 E Osborn Rd where 302 dollars in clothing and bedding were taken after a bathroom window was broken. Two suspects are being considered.

Scottsdale Sharlane D. Loughary Granada Daley House E. Osborn Rd

AMA to Admit Osteopaths At Arizona Convention

The Arizona Medical Association voted to admit osteopathic physicians to its membership at the Safari Hotel during a four day convention. Members concurred with the AMA rule change allowing osteopaths to join. The group also studied forming a new division to negotiate work rules and economics with business, labor and government entities. John C. Standifer, MD, was elected president for 1972-73.

Arizona Medical Association Safari Hotel American Medical Association John C. Standifer

Boat lands at campsite after high speed runabout crash

A boat driven by 29 year old George H Kendall of Mesay ran aground on Saguaro Lake and flew 58 feet into a Girl Scout campsite near Bagley Flats. Fifteen scouts escaped injury as Kendall was cited for careless operation and officials may pursue further charges.

Girl Scouts Saguaro Lake George H. Kendall Mesay Bagley Flats Mesa Sheriff’s Office Kendall Girl Scout

Apollo 16 scientists praise lunar rocks findings

Geologists at Houston confirm Apollo 16 samples meet or exceed objectives with rocks from North Bay Crater likely containing primitive crustal material. Initial 34 pound bag opened reveals soil from shadowed rock, suggesting complex conglomerates rather than volcanic lava.

AL Rossiter Jr UPI Space Winter Space Center Houston Lunar Highlands John W. Young Charles M. Duke North Bay Crater Space Agency Young Duke Thomas K. Mattingly Space Orion Stone Mountain Apollo Lunar Manned Space Center Hawaii Earth

Review Slated for Lash Book at Scottsdale College

John Paul drama instructor at Phoenix College will review Eleanor and Franklin by Joseph P. Lash in the student center at Scottsdale Community College Tuesday at 10 30 a.m.

John Paul Phoenix College Eleanor and Franklin Joseph P. Lash Scottsdale Community College

Nationwide search for prison escapees in Arizona

Two 26 year old escapees Charles Blevins and Anthony Kozlinski disarmed two sheriff's deputies near the Verde River and held a Paradise Valley couple hostage for two days. Kozlinski's real name is Bob Murphy. They fled in the Andersons car after forcing them to drive to the house. They were believed armed with multiple revolvers pistols and rifles.

Phoenix UPI Charles Blevins Anthony Kozlinski Kozlinski Bob Murphy Maricopa County Blevins Steve Huntington Bill Gaines Mesa Verde River Frank Anderson Paradise Valley Anderson

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