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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1974

Page

2

Government moves to break up Bell System in antitrust suit

The United States files the largest antitrust action against AT&T, Western Electric, and Bell Laboratories, seeking to separate Western Electric and parts of the interstate network to spur competition. AT&T vows to fight. trial could span years with a 1980s verdict possible.

William B. Saxbe Bell System Justice Department Aganst At&t At&t Bell Networks Western Electric Ford Administration Nixon Ford Congress Saxbe Bell Laboratories

State senator's wife faces trial for four traffic charges

Audrey Stern Roeder, wife of District 26 Sen. John Roeder, goes to trial at 1 45 p m on four counts from a Oct 15 three car crash on Indian School Road. Police say her breath test showed about .15 BAC, far above the .10 presumption level.

Audrey Stern Roeder Catalina Drive District John Roeder Indian School Road Cynthia Joy Holder E. Holland Holder Rosa Lane Circle

Obituary for Henry Heimbuch Retired Boiler Operator

Henry Heimbuch 76 died Monday in Mesa Lutheran Hospital. Services Friday at 2 p.m. at Green Acres Mortuary with burial in Green Acres Cemetery. Heimbuch of 766 Minton Place, a New Apostolic Christian Church member, was survived by wife Margaret, daughters Margit Lenz and Elizabeth Kehl, a sister, three grandchildren and a great grandchild.

Henry Heimbuch Mesa Lutheran Hospital Heimbuch Minton Place New Apostolic Christian Church Margaret Margit Lenz Elizabeth Kehl Green Acres Mortuary Hayden Rd Green Acres Cemetery

NAS orders study on aerosol can ozone threat

The National Academy of Sciences will investigate whether gases from household aerosol cans harm the ozone layer. A five member panel found the issue poses a serious environmental threat and demands urgent attention.

Washington UPI National Academy of Sciences Academy

Businessman recycles garbage into new products in Arizona

Ray Edwards of Resources Reclamation Corporation operates a landfill plant near the Salt River Indian Reservation processing Scottsdale Tempe and Mesa trash into recyclables. The facility employs 12 tribal workers with a goal of 500 tons daily and plans expansion to other Valley plants. Edwards, a former marine salvage expert, earned three Navy Certificates of Merit for underwater salvage work including the Thresher,H-bomb recovery near Spain and Scorpion investigation.

Trifarrett Community Salt River Indian Reservation Ray Edwards Edwards Resources Reclamation Corporation of America Scottsdale Tempe Mesa Bruce Jameson Labor Department Tri-City Beeline Highway McDowell Road Rhode Island Desert Land U.S. Navy Thresher Spain

Miller hails coal contract as very good tentative agreement

United Mine Workers President Arnold Miller calls the proposed new contract a very good tentative agreement that should have been reached 20 years ago. He plans a Washington meeting with the Bargaining Council to decide when to return to talks with the Bituminous Coal Operators Association.

Charleston W. Va UPI United Mine Workers Arnold Miller UMW Bernie Aronson Miller

Inquest Planned in Death of One-Year-Old Lisa Starks

An inquest will open at 1 30 p m Friday in Scottsdale Justice Court into the death of Lisa Rene Starks who died Oct 14 from head injuries after a two car crash at Pima and Indian School Roads.Mary Thomas 18 Salt River Indian Reservation driver of the eastbound car may face manslaughter charges. FBI has filed a report to U S Attorney for decision.

Lisa Rene Starks Scottsdale Justice Court Starks Pima Scottsdale Mary Thomas Salt River Indian Reservation Indian School Road Marilyn Starks E. Garfield Sr Federal Bureau of Investigation FBI Henry Grady U.S. Attorney’s Office Thomas

Officer involved chase ends in crash near Scottsdale

Police pursued Michael William Slobojan 18 of Phoenix at high speed on Oak Street and Scottsdale Road. The chase ended when Slobojan collided with Officer Richard Craven, sending both cars onto a sidewalk near 1354 N Scottsdale Rd. No injuries reported. Slobojan faces reckless operation and failure to yield charges.

Richard Craven Michael William Slobojan Phoenix Slobojan Craven David Dupree Dupree Oak Street Scottsdale Road Scottsdale McDowell Roads Los Arcos Mall Belleview Street Ortho Mattress Scottsdale Rd

Williams urges pull to return youth quail in Phoenix

Gov. Jack Williams asked the State Game and Fish Commission to reconsider its ruling denying a 13 year old Phoenix boy a permit to keep Hercules the pet quail. The quail hatched in a school science class was deemed wild and not eligible for private ownership.

Williams Phoenix Jack Williams State Game and Fish Commission Jack King Jr Game and Fish Department

Workers to Vote on Union Representation Near Phoenix

Workers at Cook Produce Co west of Phoenix will vote next Wednesday on whether to be represented by the Teamsters Union. The decision could shape labor relations at the facility and affect local employment.

Phoenix Cook Produce Co Teamsters Union

Californian Sentenced on Illegal Transportation Convictions

Kenneth Bosworth Johnson, 51, Pasadena, California, convicted on five counts of illegal transportation of aliens, will be sentenced December 16. He faces up to ten years in prison and a ten thousand dollar fine.

Phoenix Kenneth Bosworth Johnson Pasadena Calif Johnson

Bond bid in fatal Arizona case fails at state level

Attorney Philip Gerard filed a habeas corpus petition in U S District Court after state judges refused to set bond for Jonathan Treadaway. The State Supreme Court declined jurisdiction on a bid challenging the evidence to hold him without bail. Treadaway, 21, faces sodomy and murder charges in the Aug 30 death of 6 year old Brett Jordan. Awaiting trial December 3.

Phoenix Philip Gerard U.S. District Court Jonathan Treadaway State Supreme Court Treadaway Brett Jordan Trail

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