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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1977
Page
3
Florence inmates report Robert James Miller in serious condition after a 14 stab wounds in his cell while he has fled the prison twice and counts as the 10th inmate stabbed since Sept 1. Warden Cardwell confirms.
Hazel D. House 62 died Monday at home after moving to the Valley in 1959 from Ohio. She worked as an executive secretary for Frigidaire GM Arrow Products. Survivors include husband Hilary, daughter Bettye Aboud of Phoenix, son Hilary Jr. of New Jersey, and four grandchildren. interment private.
Jennie Hinz 89 died Tuesday in a local hospital. A New York native who moved to the Valley in 1969 she lived at 7625 E Camelback Rd and worked as a hairdresser. Survived by son Henry of Long Island daughter Helen Hitzel of Scottsdale and one grandchild Visitation Thursday 5 to 9 p.m. at Messinger Mortuary Chapel 7601 E Indian School Rd.
Reese M Nelson 83 died Tuesday at Doctors Hospital. Born in Douglas he moved to the Valley in 1947 from Illinois and lived at 4501 E Calle Ventura. A World War I veteran and retired oil distributor, he was a Mason and taped books for the blind. Survived by daughter Margaret Lindholm of Illinois son Edward of Texas three grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Interment Green Acres Memorial Gardens.
Frank Niblock 51 of 8780 E McKellips Rd died Tuesday at St. Luke s Hospital. A New York native he moved to the Valley this year and worked as a ramp supervisor for Air France in New York. Survived by wife Alvara son Wayne and daughter Heidi Scottsdale two brothers and one sister out of state. Rosary 7 30 p.m. today at Messinger Mortuary. Mass 10 a.m. Thursday at St Daniel s Church Hayden Rd. Visitation until 9 p.m. today at Messinger Mortuary.
Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur Burns warned the dollar’s drop on world markets jeopardizes U.S. inflation efforts. He told the Senate Banking Committee that depreciation raises import costs and risks higher domestic prices while stressing a tighter money growth stance to curb inflation.
Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani of Saudi Arabia seeks a price freeze or at most a 9 percent rise for crude oil. He arrived in Kuwait from the UAE with a message from King Khaled and met top officials to press for a unified price policy before the Caracas OPEC meeting. The current base price is 12.70 dollars per barrel as Iraq urges a inflation-linked hike.
An Arizona State University professor says the October reading shows a slowdown in growth after July, with new orders and production rising more slowly. Inflation remains a factor while delivery times lengthen and inventories rise, employment mixed, and the recovery in its second year faces a possible turn.
About 50 residents of a North Parkway Avenue complex were evacuated Tuesday morning as firefighters and bomb disposal experts investigated a 12 to 14 inch aluminum pipe found in a shrub near 4246 N Parkway Ave. Police said the device contained no explosives after Steve Hermann detonated it.
Scottsdale officials and the U S Corps of Engineers report the Indian Bend Wash flood control inlet project is slowed by a drainage problem that requires formal assurances from the city and Maricopa County Flood Control District. A proposed detention basin on McCormick Ranch could press the solution.
Scottsdale Community College won a conference title and will travel to Garden City Kansas to face Garden City Junior College in the Beef Empire Classic on November 19. The Maricopa district board approved eighty eight hundred seventy nine dollars toward travel for fifty five players coaches and cheerleaders with $500 from SCC contingency funds and a $500 sponsorship plus anticipated grants. The trip was not budgeted after a 6 3 season and crown. The board also approved seventeen hundred fifty eight dollars for the campus Free Press newspaper.
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