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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1976
Page
2
Wholesale prices jumped nine tenths of a percent in September, the largest gain in 11 months, driven by higher costs for farm products and a broad range of industrial goods. The report signals continued inflationary pressure and potential higher retail costs ahead.
A 22 year old Phoenix woman Janice S Maxwell was arrested in the 7000 block of east Camelback Road after hitching a ride with a plain clothed officer and allegedly soliciting him. She was booked in Scottsdale City Jail on 300 bond and faces arraignment today. Police say she has a prior similar arrest in Phoenix about one month earlier.
Regan L. Vaught known as Reggie, 22, an appliance repairman for Hope's Appliance in Phoenix, died Tuesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Born in Kansas, he moved to the Valley 16 years ago, living at 5710 N. Yucca Rd., Paradise Valley. Survived by parents Loren and spouse, and two brothers, Gregory with the Air Force in Quebec and Vincent of Paradise Valley. Memorial services at 10 a.m. Saturday at Messinger Mortuary Chapel with private interment.
statewide campus liquor issue tops a round of Arizona news. Regents meet in Tempe to weigh alcohol sales on three university campuses with religious groups and bartenders expected to oppose student applications.
Six streets will be closed Friday for slurry seal resurfacing by the city. The work covers 70th Street and 70th Place from Virginia Avenue to 71st Street, 69th Place from 70th Street to Virginia, Montebello Avenue south side from Granite Reef Road to 86th Street, 70th Street from McDowell Road to Palm Lane, and 66th Street from Oak Street to Wilshire Drive.
Henry J. Fine 65 a retired I B Kleinert Rubber Co executive died Tuesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital He lived at 8323 E Indian School Rd and had Cornell University ties He is survived by wife Florence daughters Frances Slayton Lorraine Fine a grandchild and two brothers Services set for 10 am Friday at Sinai Mortuary Chapel Memorials may go to the American Heart Fund or donor's chosen charity.
Nine Scottsdale candidates spoke at a Chamber breakfast forum. Incumbents Donald Swanson and Aaron Rosen joined challengers J D Lawson Joe C Jamison Richard W Clark James E Thompson Thomas C Carey Phyllis Spencer Everts H McDaniel and urged strong discipline better basic subjects and community input.
Dwight L. Chapin, 35, convicted in April 1974 of lying to a federal grand jury, is hired as president and publisher of the Chicago based Success Unlimited magazine. W. Clement Stone announces Chapin will head the publication with a circulation of about 180,000 offering self help and motivational material.
Scottsdale Police Department sponsors a crime prevention display at Los Arcos Mail today and Friday. Officer George Graham says a uniformed officer will staff the stand from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. offering burglary auto theft CB radio theft and tape deck theft prevention tips.
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