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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1976
Page
9
At a Tucson news conference the 10th Dartmouth Conference delegates warned that no Middle East settlement could spark a U S Soviet confrontation. They outlined three core realities: Arab claims to 1967 territories, Israeli statehood within secure borders, and Palestinian self determination.
Arizona Republican Donald Hall blasted Rep. John Conlan as untrustworthy and bigoted, claiming Conlan promotes a sectarian “save the nation” campaign. Conlan denied the charge and said he urges participation from all faiths while Hall endorsed Steiger for the Senate seat Conlan also seeks.
The Department of Public Safety sent the wrong body of a traffic victim to Minneapolis for burial after a collision on a Phoenix freeway. The identified corpse turned out to be William Klinger's companion. Klinger's body is now en route for burial, and authorities search for the correct identity aided by a heart tattoo and the nickname D.F.F.L.
About 1,000 regional delegates will meet Saturday in district caucuses to choose 20 of Arizona's 25 delegates for the July convention in New York. Fifteen pledges to Udall, four to Carter, one to Wallace. First and fourth district caucuses to elect five delegates and four alternates each at Phoenix venues. Remaining delegates chosen May 15 by the Democratic State Committee.
Arizona Heart Association drives May high blood pressure awareness with free screenings at Rural Metro Fire Dept Miller Rd and N Scottsdale Rd, Golden Age Nursing Home Monterey Way by appointment, and MD Pharmacy Osborn. Appointments suggested.
Arizona’s Rep. Rhodes and Steiger voted nay on a $2 billion defense spending cut amendment. Udall and Conlan did not vote. Veterans benefits were boosted with Rhodes and Steiger again voting nay while Udall and Conlan did not vote. Senate grain inspection amendment failed. Housing bill passed, with Fannin and Goldwater voting nay.
Special government approved sale of limited Gold Churchill coins from Great Western Bank. Price is $50 plus tax with no premium and full redeemability in Turks and Caicos. Some U S banks may offer exchanges but at varied rates. Limit five coins per customer. Offer ends Friday May 7.
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