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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1976

Page

2

Progress staff wins 10 women's press honors at Arizona APW

Three Scottsdale Daily Progress staff members earned ten awards at the Arizona Press Women convention in SunBurst Hotel. Liz Coup led with four firsts, Pat McElfresh earned three firsts and a second plus a special award, and Maxine Marshall won a first. Other area winners included Pam Hall, Carol Brown, Jean Nydegger, June Payne, and Alice McCracken. The event highlighted women’s contributions to journalism and featured a Bicentennial script by McElfresh.

Scottsdale Daily Progress Arizona Press Liz Coup Progress Pat McElfresh Maxine Marshall SunBurst Coup McElfresh Sally Jo Hattan Thelma Heatwole APW Marshall Pam Hall Scottsdale Phoenix Magazine Southwest Real Estate News Carol Brown East Phoenix Jean Nydegger Paradise Valley June Payne Photographic Society of America Journal Arizona Alice McCracken Progress Women’s Camelback Hospital Camel Lot News Arizona Newspapers Association Marilyn Taylor Central Arizona Association of Governments Tri-Valley Dispatch Coolidge

Congress probes charity fund flows amid Pallottine appeals

Congress eyes charitable solicitations after scrutiny of Pallottine Fathers mass mailings. Maryland officials estimate only about ten percent of funds reach missions abroad, with rest funding mailings and investments. Lawmakers consider three regulatory bills to oversee fundraising practices on Capitol Hill.

Consumer Protection Division Maryland Attorney General's Office Congress Capitol Hill

Arizona budget limit measure advances in Senate panel

The Senate Natural Resources Committee approved a bill setting growth limits on city and county budgets in Arizona. The new formula ties increases to population growth inflation and personal income with a 1978 rollout, replacing the current 10 per cent cap and excluding employee retirement costs and utility expenses.

Phoenix Arizona Senate Natural Resouces Committee Senate House

Scottsdale City Council to Meet Builders Tonight

Scottsdale leaders and the planning commission plan an enlightening session with homebuilders Realtors and bankers to hear their side on land use densities and housing options. Mayor William C Jenkins says the city will listen and explore ways to widen housing choices and prices.

Planning Commission William C. Jenkins Jenkins Scottsdale

Goldwater warns Reagan split could divide GOP

Senator Barry Goldwater says Reagan's campaign against President Ford risks splitting the Republican party as he did in 1964. Speaking on Meet the Press he warned religiously devoted Reagan supporters may hinder electing the party's November nominee.

Washington Barry Goldwater R-Ariz Ronald Reagan Ford Goldwater NBC Meet the Press

Judge to rule on ownership of Apache artifacts

A federal judge will decide who owns seven sacred Apache artifacts reported stolen from a San Carlos reservation cave. The Justice Department seeks recovery for the tribe. items are held by the court clerk. Ben Diaz testified he bought them in 1966 for 290 dollars from a hitchhiking Indian.

Phoenix San Carlos U.S. Justice Department Ben Diaz New River Diaz

Oil expert urges coastal probes

Wallace Pratt, a 90 year old oil pioneer who led Texas discoveries in the 1920s, argues the United States should drill on the continental shelves off both coasts. He believes substantial oil remains offshore and criticizes government drilling restrictions.

Tucson Texas United States Wallace Pratt Pratt Gulf Coast

Grand Jury Plans Advance in Arizona

Phoenix officials announce steps to empanel a statewide grand jury. Maricopa County Superior Court Presiding Judge Robert C. Broomfield expects selection by June 14 and a three day weekly schedule with each member serving four months. Funding delays slowed the project after last year’s legislative creation.

Phoenix Maricopa County Robert C. Broomfield Broomfield

Obituary of Alexander R Virgien in Phoenix

Alexander R Virgien, 67, of 4643 Calle Del Media, Phoenix, died Friday at Good Samaritan Hospital after retiring from J. L. Finnicum Co. in Rocky River, Ohio. He belonged to the Scottsdale Hiram Club, Saguaro Camera Club, M.A.M.S. of Christ Church of the Ascension, and Al Koran Shrine. Services were held at Christ Church of the Ascension. cremation followed. Survivors: wife Mildred and daughter Vicki Southern of Tempe. Memorials suggested to American Cancer Society or Shrine Crippled Children’s Home.

Alexander R. Virgien Calle del Media Phoenix Good Samaritan Virgien Valley J.L. Finnicum Co Rocky River Ohio Scottsdale Hiram Club Saguaro Camera Club M.A.M.S. of Christ Church of the Ascension

Martin Van Aalsburg Services Held for 67 Year Old

Martin Van Aalsburg of Phoenix 67 died Saturday at the Phoenix Veterans Administration Hospital after 22 years as a valley resident. Services are at 2 p m Tuesday at Memory Lawn Mausoleum Chapel 719 N 27th Ave. He was a retired milling service employee. Survivors include Elizabeth daughter Marvin of Denver Colo five brothers and a sister residing out of state and three grandchildren.

Martin van Aalsburg Devonshire Phoenix Memory Lawn 27Th Ave van Aalsburg Valley Veterans Administration Hospital Elizabeth Marvin Denver, Colo

Broderick seeks local GOP post in District 28 race

George Broderick announces his candidacy for district chairman of District 28 with Rexbell Young also seeking the post. Broderick, 50, Arizona Gillette sales rep, Marine veteran and Scottsdale resident, vows mature leadership as Roberta Unterberger steps down to run for the Arizona House. He cites District 28 as a Republican stronghold and stresses election readiness.

Republican Party George Broderick Broderick E. Lewis Ave GOP Rexbell Young E. Pinchot Ave Young Roberta Unterberger Arizona House of Representatives Brocerick The Gillette Co Scottsdale Maricopa County Republican Committee Arizona State Gop Committee

Scottsdale weighs bid call for channel under Thomas Road bridge

City staff urge a bid call to build inlet and outlet portions of the channel under the Thomas Road bridge over Indian Bend Wash. Estimated excavation cost is 340000 dollars, part of a 560000 dollar bridge project nearly one third complete and due by July.

Scottsdale Thomas Road Indian Bend Wash George Iannella Capital Improvements Engineering Council

Nine hurt in three Scottsdale weekend accidents

Three weekend crashes in Scottsdale left nine people injured. A 22 year old woman on a motorcycle collided with a parked pickup on 68th Street and was cited for unsafe passing and no motorcycle license. A three car crash on Scottsdale Road south of Lincoln Drive injured six people, all treated and released. A fourth wreck on Indian Bend Road sent Carl Harmon to Maricopa County General Hospital with minor injuries. he faced multiple citations and was released.

Scottsdale Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Fellows Scottsdale Road Lincoln Drive Scottsdale Memorial John H. Taber Brookview Way Donna Clare W. Colter Phoenix Carl E. Harmon 28Th St Maricopa County General Hospital Harmon Indian Bend Road Sherill H. Maldepazy 41St Court Arizona

Murder suspect waives preliminary hearing in Scottsdale case

David Theodore Lety, 32, accused of killing Donald D. Cue at a Bartlett Lake campsite on March 19, waived his preliminary hearing in West Mesa Justice Court. All records move to Maricopa County Superior Court for trial. Sety is held without bond.

David Theodore Lety Scottsdale Bartlett Lake West Mesa

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