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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1976

Page

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Phoenix Lawyer Fatally Shot in Downtown Office

Phoenix attorney Stephen Becker aged 28 was shot five times in his 12th floor office Friday. Police arrested Jose Sanchez, 44, of Phoenix, in connection with the fatal shooting. The other item notes Great Southwestern Corp of Tucson facing subpoenas as insolvency concerns arise and possible fake assets exceeding one million dollars.

Phoenix Stephen Becker Jose Sanchez Great Southwestern Corp. of Tucson Arthur Toll Securities Division State Corporation Commission

Senate real estate chair exempted from licensure education

Arizona State Real Estate Commissioner William Penn granted Sen Manuel Pena an education requirement exemption for renewing his workers license. Pena, a Democrat from Phoenix, said the exemption reflects his extensive hours on the 1975 real estate reform bill.

Phoenix Arizona Senate William Penn Manuel Pena Pena

Gas supply forecast extends to late 1979 for Arizona

Arizona Public Service Co customers are expected to have adequate natural gas for homes businesses and light industry through late 1979 if current usage persists. State Corporation Commissioner Al Faron released El Paso Natural Gas Co projections outlining the supply outlook.

Phoenix Arizona Public Service Co State Corporation al Faron el Paso Natural Gas Co

Budget items win approval for bilingual education and classroom management

Phoenix lawmakers approve $850,000 for bilingual education and $200,000 for classroom management as part of an $800 million to $850 million projected package for next year. Departments of Public Safety and education funding advance through House and Senate appropriations committees.

Phoenix Department of Public Safety House Senate

Senator Davis to run again as independent in District 9

Phoenix Senator Steve Davis of Tucson said he will seek re election from District 9 as an independent. Davis had surprised Republicans last March by not running as a Republican from the district where he was first elected in 1974.

Phoenix Steve Davis Tucson Davis

Obituary for Thelma M. Smith 77

Thelma M. Smith 77 died Friday in Doctors Hospital. Services at 2 p.m. today at Paradise Chapel Funeral Home 3934 E Indian School. Resided 4147 N 47th St. Survivors include children H D Smith Jr Donn and two daughters in law, three sisters, nine grandchildren and fourteen great grandchildren.

Thelma M. Smith Doctors Hospital Paradise Chapel Funeral Home E. Indian School H.D. Smith Jr Donn C.M. Storie Coy Richardson

Expansion plan scrapped for Casa del Monte complex

Architect Donald Schwenn withdrew a rezoning request to allow medium density residential zoning for 18 acres at 66th Street and Camelback Road. The plan would have added 187 units to the existing 44, totaling 231 units. The planning commission continued the case at Schwenn's request.

Donald Schwenn 66Th Street Camelback Road Schwenn Casa del Monte The Planning Commission

Two-car crash injures three on Scottsdale Road

A 12:30 a.m. collision on Scottsdale Road near Cactus Road left three people treated and released at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Cary Landry 33 was cited for failure to yield. Dune buggy driver Terry Randgaard 19 suffered a broken arm and possible intoxication pending blood analysis.

Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Scottsdale Road Cactus Road Cactus Cary R. Landry 62Nd St Scottsdale Memorial Terry D. Randgaard Phoenix Michael J. Fisher Randgaard

Dog Trigger Incident Injures Rancher in Colorado

Wilbert Carnival says his dog Coodo caused a rifle to fire by stepping on the trigger as Carnival, 50, repaired a fence on a ranch near Fort Collins. A .22 round pierced Carnival’s right thigh but he was not seriously hurt.

Fort Collins Colo Wilbert Carnival Coodo Carnival Larimer County

Army cheating probe clears Phoenix cadet at West Point

Cadet Timothy Ringgold of Phoenix was reinstated in good standing at the U S Military Academy after charges of tolerating cheating were dropped. The investigation found no actual cheating occurred despite Ringgold’s remarks about widespread cheating.

Army Phoenix West Point N.Y U.S. Military Academy Timothy Ringgold Ringgold Saguaro High School Scottsdale Academy Norman Augustine Honor Committee

Rabin Peres Rift Threatens Israeli Cabinet Survival

Relations between Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and Defense Minister Shimon Peres have soured, with analysts calling the cabinet intolerable. Rabin’s push for unilateral decisions and talks of reshuffling ministers threaten party unity as the Religious party weighs quitting over West Bank settlement issues.

Yitzhak Rabin Shimon Peres Yosef Harif Maariv Rabin The Religious Party West Bank Occupied Peres

Local student ties for seventh in national photo contest

Former Scottsdale Daily Progress photographer Chuck Pratt and ASU student Andrew Hayt tied for seventh in the William Randolph Hearst Foundation photojournalism championship. Pratt earned a $500 scholarship. ASU also gets $500. Finalists were chosen from a semifinal pool of undergraduate photojournalism entrants.

Scottsdale Daily Progress Chuck Pratt E. Oak St William Randolph Hearst Foundation Pratt ASU Andrew Hayt

Burglaries in Scottsdale Take Jewelry Worth 11500

Police report two Scottsdale home burglaries with losses totaling 11500. A townhouse at 5131 N 83rd St saw entry by pry and 9400 plus in jewelry stolen including a 6700 diamond ring between 1 and 135 p.m. Friday. The Williams home at 8107 Via del Futuro lost turquoise jewelry valued at 2200 between Sunday afternoon and Friday afternoon.

Scottsdale James E. Williams

Drug store burglar gets probation

A 23 year old Scottsdale man named Steven Scott Lane pleaded guilty in April to first degree burglary of a drug store in the city. He was placed on probation in superior court by Judge Frederick W. Heineman after admitting breaking into Revco Drugs at 710 E McDowell Rd on December 27. An attempted burglary charge and another burglary count were dismissed.

Scottsdale Superior Court Steven Scott Lane E. McKinley Frederick W. Heineman Lane Revco E. McDowell

Fire damages home on Arizona Field Riding and Saddle Club site

A fire at 2530 N. 64th St. damaged a home and its contents estimated at 4300 dollars. The occupants escaped unharmed. A Rural Metro firefighter received an eye burn. The blaze was about eight percent active on arrival and may have started from a leaking gas line in the kitchen. The home's total value is listed at 14500 dollars with unknown owner.

Arizona Field Riding and Saddle Club 64Th St Rural/Metro Fire Department Rural /Metro Mark Provinzano Rural/ Metro Phoenix Fire Department

Stolen Fur Coat and Jackets From Camper Truck

Police said a lamb fur coat and two leather jackets were taken from a resident's camper pickup along with other clothing and a kitchen appliance and spare tire. The items were valued around $1,000 and the camper was parked at 1 Spur Circle with doors locked. Jacqueline Carroll reported the loss.

Jacqueline Carroll Indian Bend Spur Circle

Queen Margrethe II tours Chicago during U S visit

Queen Margrethe II of Denmark spends two days in Chicago as part of a 15 day American tour. She says it feels natural for monarchs to have a duty learned from childhood and to know one’s country well. The queen, aged 36, was crowned in 1953.

Chicago Margrethe II Margrethe

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