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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1976

Page

2

Republican majority blamed as debate challenge heats district race

Democratic candidate G H Dick Shefrin accuses Republican Robert Usdane of hiding behind the party majority in Legislative District 28 State Senate race. Shefrin proposes four street corner debates while Usdane cites a full schedule and favors existing bi partisan forums sponsored by local groups.

G. H Dick” Shefrin Robert Usdane Usdane Scottsdale School Board Scottssdale Chamber of Commerce Scottsdale Jaycees League of Women, Voters’ Scottsdale Caucus Scottsdale Fifth Avenue Merchants Association Shefrin Progress Today League Scottsdale Sherrin

Fair chief's trial nears end in Arizona

Final arguments loom in Phoenix as former Arizona State Fair Director James Jones faces 23 counts including embezzlement forgery bribery and grand theft. Judge Robert Myers has under advisement motions for acquittal from defense attorney John J. Flynn.

Phoenix Arizona State Fair James Jones Maricopa County

Phoenix Slaying Trial Sees Testimony From Local Contractors

Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Frederic Heineman ruled that contractor Max Dunlap of Phoenix and C. J. Mattox may testify if called in the John Adamson trial over the 1976 Bolles slaying. Defense argued the testimony would be false and should be barred.

Phoenix Max Dunlap John Adamson Don Bolles Maricopa County Frederic Heineman C. J. Mattox Adamson

Jaycees Host Three Candidate Forums This Month

The Scottsdale Jaycees announce three candidate forums this month. The first, Thursday at 8 p.m., features Maricopa County Sheriff contenders Barker Hickox and Jerry Hill at the Jaycee Clubhouse. Additional forums on October 14 and 28 will cover Legislative District 28 state senator and Maricopa County Attorney races.

Scottsdale Jaycees Maricopa County Barker Hickox Jerry Hill Jaycee N. 75Th St Robert Usdane G.H Dick’’ Shefrin Robert Hungerford Charles Hyder

Edna F Larsen 61 Former Brooklyn nurse dies in Phoenix

Edna Florence Larsen 61, a 1936 Brooklyn School of Nursing graduate, died at home in Phoenix. She lived in the Valley 30 years, was a private duty nurse for Dr. Angus DePinto 15 years, and worked at St Josephs and Good Samaritan hospitals. Survived by daughter Karen Doonan and several siblings. services Thursday at Arcadia Funeral Home with visiting hours today. Memorials to Visiting Nurse Service.

Edna Florence Larsen Brooklyn School of Nursing E. Hubbell Chicago Larsen The Valley Brooklyn N.Y Angus DePinto St. Joseph’s and Good Samaritan Hospitals Bel Isle Arcadia Funeral Home E. Indian School. Rd Phoenix

Death of Marie C Drinan in Scottsdale

Marie Cecilia Drinan 70 a Coal City Illinois native died Tuesday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital She moved to Scottsdale three years ago and resided at 8062 E Oak St She is survived by sons Douglas D and Thomas M both of Scottsdale a brother and sister out of state and six grandchildren Funeral services and burial will be in Kinsman Illinois with local arrangements by Messinger Mortuary and Chapel

Marie Cecilia Drinan Illinois Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Douglas D Thomas M Scottsdale Kinsman, Il Messinger Mortuary

Northeast Scottsdale adopts long term area plan for 25 square miles

The city council approved a blueprint to transform 25 square miles of desert into a new community with housing, commercial services, and open space for an estimated 58 000 residents. The plan links suburban rural and mountain developments with two community centers and a McCormick Ranch core, relying on CAP water by 1985.

Scottsdale McDowell Mountains McCormick Ranch William C. Jenkins Billie Gentry Charles Smith Jeffrey Schubert Richard Campana Herbert Drinkwater Heinz Hink Pima Road Salt River Indian Reservation Stanley A. Eisner Ross Smith Council

San Diego armed robbery suspect nabbed in Scottsdale

A Scottsdale man wanted in San Diego for two counts of armed robbery was arrested Tuesday by Scottsdale Police Officer Nigel Sheriff in the 4100 block of 68th Street. Stephen D. Fallon, 23, of 6726 E Lafayette Blvd, was held on $20,000 bond and turned over to Phoenix Police detectives for transfer to Maricopa County Jail.

Washington Daniel Schorr House Ethics Committee Select House Intelligence Committee Schorr CBS Village Voice Ford Administration Ethics Committee Intelligence Panel Phoenix Maricopa Ford San Francisco Jimmy Carter Arizona Scottsdale San Diego Stephen D. Fallon E. Lafayette Blvd Nigel Sheriff Fallon Phoenix Police Maricopa County

Arizona Supreme Court declines to review consumer intervention plea

The Arizona Supreme Court refused to decide if consumers may intervene in interim rate increase hearings and receive advance notice. POWER had asked for intervention in an APS interim rate hearing after the State Corporation Commission denied it. The emergency hearing in September boosted APS rates by 15.8 percent and gas by seven percent as proceedings continue toward a permanent decision in March.

Phoenix Arizona Supreme Court POWER High Court State Corporation Commission Arizona Public Service Co Bruce Myerson Commission Myerson Asst Charles Pierson Supreme Court APS Pierson

Stolen nitrous oxide tank taken from Scottsdale shed

A five foot tall nitrous oxide tank was stolen from a storage shed behind Dr. J. D. Lawson’s dentist office at 8350 E. McDonald Drive. Police say nitrous oxide is lethal when inhaled alone but safe when diluted with oxygen. the padlocked shed door was pried open.

Scottsdale J.D. Lawson E. McDonald Drive Lawson

Seven Streets to Be Resurfaced With Slurry Seal

The city will close seven streets this Thursday for slurry seal resurfacing. The affected roads include 66th Place from Oak Street to Wilshire Drive, Wilshire and Cambridge Avenue from 64th Street to 8th Street, Palm Lane from 8th Street to 70th Street, Monte Vista Road and 70th Place from 70th Street to Holly Street, and the north side of Montebello Avenue from Granite Reef Road to 8th Street.

66Th Place Oak Street Wilshire Drive Wilshire Cambridge Avenue Montebello Avenue Granite Reef Road 8Th Street

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