GolfGlide: First World Test at McCormick Ranch Golf Course
Scottsdale firm unveils GolfGlide an electrically powered people mover to be installed at McCormick Ranch as the first world test. The system runs on an underground track with no ground contact promises pollution free feeder transit for a planned community and golf course.
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Bruce Jameson
Scottsdale
McCormick Ranch
TransGlide
Dahlberg Industries
Thunderbird Industrial Air Park
Arnold R. Dahlberg
Ronald E. Jachowski
Trans Glide
Richard F. Boultinghouse
Kaiser- Aetna
Dahlberg
Robert Trent Jones
Paradise Valley votes down fronton court zoning change
Paradise Valley Town Council rejects a zoning change 4 to 3 to permit a Latin American fronton tennis court proposed by heart surgeon Dr. Edward B. Diethrich near his planned home at 8131 N. Mohave. Opposing members feared opening the ordinance to fronton requests. Diethrich sought to recess the court below ground and hide walls with landscaping. The council also denied a ham radio tower permit for Carl Lindberg, approved using Scottsdale Bible Church facilities for a private preschool, denied Har Zion temple preschool, and approved Mirada Los Arcos III plat of 12 lots east of 32nd Street.
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North
N. Mohave
Diethrich
Paul Meyers
E. Robert Tribken
J. Duncan Brock
Barbara von Ammon
L. Barry Palmer
Lindberg
Orchid Lane
56Th Street
Mockingbird Lane
Alexandria
County MVD Prepares 1974 Revenue Outlook
Maricopa County Motor Vehicle Division expects 35 million dollars in fees for 1974, about 15 to 16 percent above the previous year, according to Director Phillip Yale. In another item, electricians earn 11.83 per hour under an IBEW Local 640 contract. A third suspect in the Feb. 3 Phoenix grocery owner slaying surrendered, Daniel Verdugo, 19, turning himself in at his home after contacting police.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
Phillip Yale
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Daniel Verdugo
Ruben Ortega
Two Year Old Drowns in Phoenix Pool Incident
A two year old boy named Richard Eugene Monks drowned Thursday in a pool at a friend of his mother's home in Phoenix. Detective Ruth Biddle said he was found in the pool by a teenage girl.
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Phoenix
Ruth Biddle
Richard Eugene Monks
Infant’s assailant sentenced in Phoenix attack
Phoenix man Walter Allen Owens, 28, was sentenced Thursday to 142 to 3 years in prison for slashing the throat of a 3‑month‑old girl last year. He was convicted of assault with a deadly weapon.
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Phoenix
Walter Allen Owens
Murder conviction upheld in infant death case
The State Supreme Court affirmed the second degree murder conviction of Leroy W. Cobb, 27, from Buckeye, for beating death of his infant daughter in May 1973 after he challenged the need for a mental competency hearing.
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Phoenix
State Supreme Court
Leroy W. Cobb
Superior Court
Frederic W. Heineman
Burglary Probed at Doubletree Inn on Scottsdale Road
Tucson woman Mary Weeks, 60, reported theft of jewelry a tape recorder checkbook and two suitcases from her room at the Doubletree Inn 4710 North Scottsdale Road. Value estimated at about 5515. Investigators believe a pass key was used as no forced entry was found.
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Tucson
Doubletree Inn
Scottsdale Rd
Mary Weeks
Brown assails Conlan voting on senior issues in Arizona race
Democrat Bud Brown accuses John Conlan of a zero voting record on 10 senior issues aimed at easing inflation in the 4th Congressional District. Brown cites campaign contributors, noting substantial medical group support against national health insurance for the aged.
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Byron T
Bud” Brown
Arizona
U.S
Miami
Scottsdale
Brown
John Conlan
Washington
Nazi posters promote Hess rally torn down by police
In San Francisco Nazi party workers plastered "Freedom for Rudolf Hess" posters on public property to promote a rally. Police, via Sgt. David Roche, say the handbills violate a new city ordinance and must be removed. The posters feature Rudolf Hess, Hitler’s deputy and war crimes convict serving life in Spandau Prison.
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San Francisco
UPI
Nazi Party
Rudolf
David Roche
Hess
Hitler
Berlin
Spandau Prison
Young suspects linked to four Scottsdale jewelry thefts
Two West Phoenix juveniles were arrested in Scottsdale on suspicion of grand theft after a store employee recognized them from past thefts. Kyle Fisher and Kirk Rutter face charges as investigators say Fisher admitted to stealing jewelry from Iverson's Indian Arts and Crafts and This n That Gifts Shop, plus other incidents to fund heroin. Rutter aided by driving Fisher to scenes but claimed no direct participation. The crimes total about $4,300 with no expected recoveries.
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West Phoenix
Scottsdale
Kyle Fisher
Kirk Rutter
House of Six Directions
Fifth Ave
Fisher
Iverson
s.Indian. Arts.and.Crafts
Stetson
Dennis Borkenhagen
Dunkin’s
Indian Bend
Wickenburg
Borkenhagen
Phoenix
Rutter
Newsprint Supplier Hit by Wildcat Strike
Powell River-Alberni Sales Corp reports its Port Alberni mill in Canada has been shut by an illegal work stoppage. The firm says it will ration available newsprint to customers and cannot estimate the supply reduction or when production will resume for Scottsdale Daily Progress.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Progress Today
Powell River-Alberni Sales Corp
Port Alberni
Canada
Aged pianist Artur Rubenstein remains active at 87
London reports pianist Artur Rubenstein at age 87 says he has eluded much of aging. He contrasts his vitality with peers who feel worn and notes he still runs down streets sees multiple movies daily and does simple things he did decades ago even when a pretty girl passes by.
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London
UPI
Artur Rubenstein
Obituary for Mrs. Mary Cavalliere of Scottsdale
Mary A. Cavalliere 86 died at home 2632 N 4th Place. Born in Santa Barbara California she moved to Arizona in 1909. Wife of George Cavalliere founder of Cavalliere's Blacksmith Shop in Scottsdale. Survived by five sons two daughters fourteen grandchildren and fifteen great grandchildren all in Scottsdale. Mass 10 a.m. Monday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help. Burial St Francis Cemetery. Visitation 6-9 p.m. Saturday and 1-5 p.m. Sunday at Messinger Mortuary.
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Mary A. Cavalliere
Mrs. Cavalliere
Santa Barbara
Calif
Ariaene
Sheith
George Cavalliere
Cavalliere
Scottsdale
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
William A
George R
Robert L
Frank J
Fred W
Alice C. Caval
S. Miller Rd
2Nd Street
St. Francis Cemetery
Messinger Mortuary
E. Indian School Rd
Death notices Mrs Beatrice Sumner in Tempe Arizona
Beatrice K Sumner 57 of 2302 N 80th Place Tempe died Thursday at Tempe Community Hospital Born in Chicago she came to Arizona in 1973 from Chula Vista California where she was employed as Bank of America officer Survivors include husband William and father Alfred Kirche of Scottsdale Services 2 pm Monday at Green Acres Mortuary burial Green Acres Memorial Gardens Visitation 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 9 pm Sunday
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Beatrice K. Sumner
Tempe Community Hospital
Mrs. Sumner
Chicago
Arizona
Chila Vista
Calif
Bank of America
William
Alfred Kirche
Scottsdale
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Collision injures Scottsdale woman on Thomas Road
Patricia Minor, 26, was treated for head injuries after a two car crash on Thomas Road west of Hayden Road. She attempted a U turn and collided with a car driven by 17 year old Camille Mategrano. Minor was cited for no driver’s license. Mategrano cited for speeding.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Thomas Road
Hayden Road
Patricia. Minor
E. Avalon
Camille Mategrano
E. Thomas
Minor
Ater
Matégrano
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Daily Progress
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Jachowski
Yal Conaway
United Press International
Slay
Tot
Tite
Conlan
National Socialist White Peoples Party
Young
SCC
Box Y
Scottsdale Community College A College
Commit College
Bistric
Strike Hits Newsprint
Boottboale Adadt Block No
Thomas
Mary Cavalliere
Liere
Dorothy I. Roberts
Beatrice Sumner
Jim Curtis
India
N. Tist Place
Sundown Plaza
N.W. Corner, Scottsdale Rd
Shea
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