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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1974

Page

2

Kissinger Faces New Israeli and Arab Middle East Complications

Henry Kissinger resumes on the ground diplomacy amid a shifting Israeli leadership and rising Arab tensions. Prime Minister Rabin pursues cautious peace while fearing hardliners and religious factions. Israel seeks U.S. arms totaling about 5.5 billion over three years as shifts in regional alignments complicate Geneva talks.

Phil Newsom UPI Henry Kissinger Middle East Israel Golda Meir Mosh Dayan Abu Eban Columbia University Pihas Sapir Yitzhak Rabin Jordan River West Bank Rabin Anwar Sadat United States Washington Kissinger Ford Syria Egypt Soviet Union Mideast Geneva Palestine Liberation Organization Jordan Hussein PLO U.N

Russians sought larger grain deal with the United States

Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz disclosed the Soviets had negotiated up to 6 million tons of wheat and grain before a 3.4 million ton sale was postponed under White House pressure. Enders and Simon outlined steps to set annual grain lift limits from US exporters and Moscow rules.

Washington UPI Earl Butz White House Treasury William Simon Moscow Soviet Union United States Enders State Department

Wounded agent to testify in Grange trial

Prescott UPI reports one undercover agent wounded in a July ambush is set to testify as Jonathan Grange goes on trial. Grange, 28, faces one count of assault with a deadly weapon and conspiracy to commit a crime for the Cordes Junction cocaine bust that wounded Michael Tanaka of HPD and Marty Martinez of the DEA.

Paul Rosenblatt Grange

Warren seeks dismissal of perjury charges in related deposition

Phoenix based financier Ned Warren Sr faces motions to dismiss 13 counts of perjury in superior court. Warren’s attorney John Flynn argues statements were made in a federal deposition not reviewable in state courts per longstanding Supreme Court precedent. The deposition ties to bankruptcy cases involving Great Southwest Land and Cattle Co with executives convicted of investor fraud.

Phoenix UPI Ned Warren Sr Superior Court Warren Flynn U.S. Supreme Court Great Southwest Land and Cattle Co Maricopa County Moise Berger

Pollution model maps Arizona air trouble spots at ASU

ASU professor Dr. Neil S. Berman collaborates with the U.S. Forest Service and Eisenhower Consortium to build a computer atmospheric diffusion model. The project aims to identify undeveloped areas with high air pollution potential to guide land use and development decisions across Arizona.

Tempe Arizona Arizona State University U.S. Department of Agriculture Eisenhower Consortium Western Environmental Forestry Research Neil S. Berman U.S. Forest Service Forest Service Berman The Phoenix U.S Los Angeles St. Louis

Robbery Motive Sought in Highway Worker Murder Near Casa Grande

The body of Tommy Hanna, 46, Picacho, a State Highway Department worker, was found at a rest stop near Casa Grande after a shotgun homicide. Sheriff Coy Dearman noted missing wallet and possible robbery motive, citing similarities to a January Barstow area shooting involving Daniel Walker, 22, of Libertyville Illinois.

Casa Grande UPI State Highway Department Coy Dearman Tommy Hanna Picacho Hanna Dearman Daniel Walker Libertyville Ill Barstow Calif Walker

Inflation Hits Persuasive Family Budget and Business Worries

Barb and Joe Peterson with four dependents describe how rising living costs shrink investments and change spending. They face higher grocery costs, fewer discretionary purchases, and a $5,000 gap to add on their home while worrying about 400 factory employees and supplier jobs. Barb cites Chinese life cycles for optimism despite hardship.

Trudy Morrison Copley Barb Joe Peterson Midwest Petersons New York

State to hold Tucson land until plan completion

State Land Commissioner Andrew Bettwy said the department will not dispose of land around Tucson until the city’s long range development plan is finished. He urged local authorities to request land sales if needed, noting the process requires city or county action.

Tucson UPI Andrew Bettwy Bettwy The Southern Arizona Homebuilders Association Houghton Road Ben Shein Shein Phoenix

Two Posse Members and Man Indicted in Salt River Fracas

A Maricopa County Sheriff's Posse member Walter Payne 40 and his son Rodney 29 along with Tempe resident Dennis Gourley 24 were indicted on misdemeanor charges following a July Salt River incident near Coons Bluff. Payne and Rodney faced simple batter charges while Gourley was charged with indecent exposure. Summonses were to be served. Gourley said the Paynes jumped him after he was tubbing nude past their camping area and was ordered out of the river.

Phoenix UPI Maricopa County Salt River Walter Payne Rodney Dennis Gourley Gourley Paynes

Desert Shadows PV schools celebrate Johnny Appleseed event

Desert Shadows third graders joined Mrs. Kathy Smith and Mrs. Mary Gaeden for a mystery day celebrating Johnny Appleseed's 200th birthday. Activities included apple planting making applesauce and a spinning demonstration.

Desert Shadows Kathy Smith Mary Gaeden Johnny Appleseed

DePauw to Honor Noted Historian Charles A Beard

Dr. William Beard of 5450 E Voltaire Ave will attend DePauw University in Greencastle Indiana for the 100th anniversary of historian Charles A Beard born in 1879. Beard died in 1948 and was a DePauw alumnus who led national political science and history groups and taught at Ruskin Hall Oxford. Both Beards are noted authors and scholars in history and political science.

William Beard E. Voltaire Ave DePauw University Greencastle Ind Charles A. Beard DePauw American Political Science Association American Historical Association Ruskin Hall Oxford University U.S

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