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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1977

Page

2

FBI reports seven percent drop in crime in first half

FBI data show nationwide crime down seven percent for January through June, with New York Detroit Philadelphia Los Angeles Chicago and Boston below year earlier levels. Violent crimes vary as rape rises eight percent and assaults climb four percent while murder and robbery fall.

Washington FBI New York Detroit Philadelphia Los Angeles Chicago Boston Houston Sun Belt Griffin Bell

Second Annual October Fair Promises Higher Attendance

Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce sponsors the October Fair to be held October 28 through 30 at the vacant lot north of Indian School and Scottsdale Roads. Organizer Marianne Barnett cites advertising, better weather, and easier access via Scottsdale Road as factors for a larger crowd after about 60 000 attended last year. Wallace and Ladmo will headline all three days. Ten rides will be available with ride tickets sold by McDonald’s from October 27 offering a free hamburger with each 25 cent ticket. Proceeds from 23 local booths go to charitable and nonprofit causes. Free health screenings and parking will be provided. Fair hours vary by day with gates opening Friday evening and closing Sunday night.

Scottsdale Road Marianne Barnett Scottsdale McDonald’s Paradise Valley Tempe Fairgrounds

Babbitt calls for higher prison funding in Arizona

Arizona Attorney General Bruce Babbitt urged tougher law enforcement and better prisons, telling ASU law students that annual inmate maintenance costs range from 6000 to 8000 dollars with 25000 to 50000 dollars per bed for new facilities, plus needs for more police, prosecutors and judges.

Babbitt

Oris G Doty Obituary Veteran designer dies in Scottsdale

Oris G Doty 50 died Monday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after a World War I and Korean War service. Born in California he lived four years in the Valley, resided at 7349 E Diamond St and was a self employed designer of custom golf clubs. Survivors include wife Barbara mother Rose two sons James Jerry two daughters Jacks Keira two brothers and two sisters. Interment Green Acres Memorial Gardens arranged by Green Acres Mortuary.

Oris G. Doty Scottsdale Memorial Hospital California Mr. Doty Valley Montana E. Diamond St Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Scottsdale Barbara Rose Wyoming James Jerry Kentucky Jacks Keira Green Acres Memorial Gardens Green Acres Mortuary

Scottsdale to host two day water and energy conservation conference

City of Scottsdale approves Nov 13 14 conference in Civic Center Plaza with Environmental Awareness Inc League of Women Voters and Scottsdale Junior Women's Club. William Ruckelshaus to speak about EPA history. features films displays workshops for students and professionals.

Scottsdale Environmental Awareness Inc League of Women Voters Scottsdale Center For the Arts Civic Center Plaza Second Street

Arizona Town Hall debates water control risks

About 130 Arizonans at the 31st Arizona Town Hall warned federal intervention could come if the state does not regulate water use. Leaders from civic, business, and political spheres discussed groundwater rules and the Central Arizona Project amid calls to act to avoid federal mandates.

Grand Canyon Carter Central Arizona

Hawkins clarifies alien law violations in Phoenix statement

U.S. Attorney Michael D. Hawkins told Phoenix employers that providing safe conditions for workers who are illegal aliens does not imply harboring or criminal liability. He clarified policy and noted past notices to known employers while reporting a three day migrant worker strike at Arrowhead Ranch seeking wages and facilities.

Phoenix U.S Michael D. Hawkins Hawkins William J. Maledon Goldmar Inc Goldmar Citrus Ranch Arrowhead Ranch Robert Goldwater Barry Goldwater R-Ariz Arthur Martori Paradise Valley Jesus

Phoenix Cyclist Injured In Camelback Road Crash

A Phoenix man in satisfactory condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after a Monday crash on Camelback Road west of 68th Street. James L. Irvin Sr., 34, rode a motorcycle west when Janice F. Davis, 41, turning into a Continental Bank, failed to yield and struck his bike. Davis cited for failing to yield on a left turn.

Phoenix Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Davis Continental Bank

Arizona House names 24 member tax advisory panel

A 24 member advisory committee was named to study Arizona property and tax inequities across counties. Rep. Stan Akers said the group should return by early December with at least one solution to the property tax rebate system.

Phoenix Arizona Stan Akers House Ways and Means

Prison stabbings prompt investigation inmates held

Four Arizona State Prison inmates are being held for questioning in two separate stabbings. Two handmade knives were found during a cellblock shakedown. Victims Rudy Dominguez and Kerry Price were treated at Maricopa County Hospital and listed in good condition.

Florence Arizona State Rudy Dominguez Kerry Price Maricopa County Hospital

Israel accepts talks on Geneva peace conference plan

Israel's cabinet unanimously backs the Carter administration's tentative plan for Palestinian representation at a revived Geneva peace conference. The PLO's participation remains disputed as the Arabs review the secret working paper while Israel maintains it will not negotiate with the PLO.

Jerusalem Geneva State Department Washington Palestine Liberation Organization PLO Arieh Naor Israel Faruk Kaddumi United Nations General Assembly New York Moshe Dayan West Bank Jordan Gaza Strip Carter

Arson Suspected In Scottsdale Townhouse Fire

Fire officials say a Scottsdale townhouse sustained 35000 in damage last Friday with multiple origin points pointing to an unnatural cause. James Elder 5020 N 83rd St and his family escaped unharmed but their dog died. Investigators work with police interviewing suspects. unit response time disputed. Two stranded men were rescued from a McDowell Mountains gully after their pickup got stuck. helicopter support aided ground crews.

Scottsdale James Elder 83Rd St Weldon Paxton Metro Fire Department Paxton Elder Fire Department McDowell Mountains Department of Public Safety Jerry Foster

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