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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1974

Page

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Ford backs Rockefeller as vice president at Phoenix news conference

President Ford told the Society of Professional Journalists in Phoenix that Governor Rockefeller is the right man for vice president. He urged a faster, limits based approach to the 25th Amendment and dismissed talk of a gas tax while defending his wage and price controls stance during recession. Demonstrators protested outside the Towne House as Ford stressed inflation, economy, and Watergate concerns.

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Reward Offered for Information in Scottsdale Double Slayings

The Arizona Association of Licensed Private Investigators posts a $500 reward for information leading to arrests and convictions in the Scottsdale killings of two boys. John Hatton, who found the bodies, is released on recognizance and faces Superior Court on Nov 24. Tempe police oversee the probe with help from private investigators.

Scottsdale -Boys John Hatton Jeffrey Pew Canton Mill Ave Hatton Superior Court Arizona Association of Licensed Private Investigators Maryvale Bob Hanna Temper Hanna Association Art ‘McBreayer Tempe Mike) Wilkens

Scottsdale Teachers demand 15.4 percent raise in meet and confer

Scottsdale's 1,256 teachers seek a 15.4 percent boost in pay during meet and confer talks with the Scottsdale School District administration. Larry Bell, SFT president, says the demand includes a cost of living plus three percent, estimated to cost about $2 million more than current salaries and raise base pay from $7,438 to about $8,500 for 1975-76.

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Scottsdale Moves to Take Over Mockingbird Water Firm

City takeover of Mockingbird Water Co shares set for December 2 with a settlement likely. Scottsdale has already acquired Indian Bend and Ocotillo Water Companies and may seek Desert Springs and Paradise Valley Water Co assets if Phoenix or other actions justify it. City Manager Dale Carter notes most water supply is now public and future purchases depend on Phoenix decisions.

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McCashin Sentenced in Manslaughter Case

Robert McCashin was sentenced to seven to ten years in a state penitentiary for the April 11 killing at a local theater. Superior Court Judge Charles Hardy delivered the sentence about a month after the verdict of voluntary manslaughter.

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Ford confirms 1976 presidential run definite

President Ford, via White House spokesman, says he will definitely seek the presidency in 1976 after earlier saying probable. Nessen notes Ford’s mind was made up last Monday, despite wife Betty Ford’s breast cancer surgery and GOP opposition concerns. Ford briefed Cabinet on inflation progress and economic plans, with talks on trimming $5 billion from the 1975 budget.

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Rockefeller biography remarks probe noncommittal stance

Nelson Rockefeller was described as noncommittal in 1970 during discussions with attorney John Wells about publishing a critical biography of Justice Arthur Goldberg. The testimony came as part of a broader inquiry into potential political and literary actions involving prominent figures.

Washington John Wells Nelson A. Rockefeller Arthur Goldberg

Food pledge banned by Butz and grain request rejected

Rome Secretary of Agriculture Earl L. Butz announced the United States would not make a definite pledge to feed the world’s hungry. He also rejected Democratic senators’ plea for an immediate additional one million tons of grain.

Rome Earl L. Butz United States

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