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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1976
Page
2
The Arizona special elections board validated 235 questioned ballots from Tuesday’s general election. It remains unclear if any race results will change as the board reviewed 1,257 ballots cast by individuals not on precinct registers who claimed local registration.
A suit charging the state and the Department of Economic Security with negligence in the death of a foster child at the hands of her foster mother is expected to be filed in Phoenix to beat the November 8 1974 statute of limitations. In Tucson the University of Arizona says the cannon signaling touchdowns will no longer be used after a Saturday accident injuring five. Campus officials cite maintenance questions as under review.
Margaret Fallon aged 77 of 5009 E. Cambridge died Sunday at Doctors Hospital Phoenix. Born in Pennsylvania she moved to the Valley in 1946. She belonged to the Sodality of St. Theresa's Catholic Church. Survivors include her children William Joseph and daughters Mrs. Marge Schwekert and Mrs.
Fallon DeLores McCue and relatives including Mrs Helen Waller Mrs Jane Friedl Mrs Joan Ferrera Jean and Sister Irene Fallon are noted with 31 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Mass is 9 am Wednesday at St Theresa's Church 5045 E. Thomas Rd Visitation 2 pm today at Arcadia Funeral Home 4800 EF Indian School Rd Phoenix.
Clement J Bates a 76 year old Illinois native and longtime Valley resident died Saturday in Scottsdale Christian Home He was a fourth degree Knight of Columbus and served 30 years with the Quartermaster Survivors include wife Frances son Roland Gayne of Phoenix two grandchildren and two great grandchildren Rosary services are at Messinger Mortuary Chapel and a funeral mass will follow at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Entombment at St Francis Mausoleum in Phoenix
Mary E. Reiss 69 of Phoenix died Saturday. Services today in Arizona funeral home with mass and burial arrangements in St Francis Cemetery. Anna Lacko 85 of East Phoenix died Saturday at Medi Center of America born in Yugoslavia survived by five daughters, one son, 26 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Services to be held in St Louis with local arrangements by Green Acres Mortuary.
A Brookings conference of 17 economists urges industrial nations to undo the Puerto Rico anti inflationary slow growth policy. They call on the United States West Germany and Japan to expand activity and lift world recovery while warning of higher oil prices for less developed countries. Carter signals tax cuts to spur growth and Rep Reuss predicts stock gains under a Carter administration.
A 20 year old woman Pamela J. Brigham is jailed on multiple counts of passing bad checks totaling about $1000. She allegedly wrote checks at Goldwater's and The Inn at McCormick Ranch after shopping for nearly $374 in clothing. She fled from the store, was tracked to her hotel room at the Doubletree Inn and said she had moved to the Phoenix area.Authorities suspect other bad checks may be outstanding from the last three days.
A swine flu vaccination clinic for children and adolescents at risk from influenza will run 1 to 7 pm Wednesday at Vista Del Camino in Phoenix. At risk children 3 to 17 with chronic illness should receive two Split virus shots four weeks apart, with second doses available through primary care centers or pediatricians. Public inoculation in Scottsdale starts in December.
Phoenix police investigate a local branch of a nationwide loan fraud ring that takes up fees from troubled businessmen in return for promised loans that never materialize. Sgt. Oscar Long says about 30 swindlers are known locally with possible links to land fraud and organized crime.
A 1976 Nationwide Financial Senaice Corp seminar invites families to learn budgetefficient money management. The event promises practical advice on stretching existing funds and making smart financial choices at no cost.
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