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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1977

Page

2

Hijackers kill pilot and threaten more hostages in Somalia

A Lufthansa Boeing 737 was forced to land in Mogadishu after hijackers shot the pilot dead. They demand 15 million dollars and the release of 13 terrorists, with 86 hostages aboard including a California woman and her 5-year-old son. Negotiators seek to avert further danger as soldiers surround the plane.

Nairobi Kenya Somalia Bonn Lufthansa South Yemen Mogadishu West Germany Turkey California

Scottsdale council reviews ranch school land exchange plan

The Scottsdale City Council will discuss amendments to Paseo Village and Sands Scottsdale PCD plans on the Mc Cormick Ranch. The swap would return four small Phase I school sites to the developer for housing and to the city for park use.

Scottsdale McCormick Ranch Paseo Village Sands Scottsdale Via de Ventura Scottsdale Center For the Arts

Man lets old friend die according to plan

Swarthmore reports that Sibbett publicly acknowledged aiding Dr. Wallace Proctor's death by drug overdose after a five day visit. Proctor, 75, longtime dermatologist from Idaho, faced Parkinson's and prepared a farewell that Sibbett says was calm and planned. Proctor believed death by own action was not a crime in Pennsylvania.

Swarthmore Morgan Sibbett Wallace Proctor Proctor Saudi Arabia Pocatello Idaho Pennsylvania Marie Delaware County Frank Hazel

Boycott planned in alien torture case dispute

About 1 500 people protested along the Arizona border towns to press a U S Justice Department probe into the acquittal of Douglas area brothers Patrick and Thomas Hanigan on kidnapping robbery assault and conspiracy charges. Protesters urged boycotts in Douglas Naco Nogales and Yuma to pressure action.

Douglas Arizona Frank Barraza Naco Nogales Yuma U.S. Justice Department Barraza Patrick Thomas Hanigan Cochise County Hanigans

Carleton J Wahl obituary services set in Arizona

Obituary for Carleton J Wahl 61 who died Sunday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services at Messinger Mortuary Chapel 7601 E Indian School Rd at 8 p m. Wahl, an Illinois native, lived in the Valley 18 years, survived by wife Grace, son Gordon of Tempe, daughters Lynn Bunting and Karen Oetjen of Mesa, a brother out of state, and three grandchildren. Interment will be private.

Messinger Mortuary Chapel E. Indian School Rd Carleton J. Wahl Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Illinois Wahl E. Bonita Drive Grace Gordon Tempe Lynn Bunting Karen Oetjen Mesa

Darwin R. Noyes Obituary in Phoenix Valley

Darwin R. Noyes, 69, of 4706 N 44th St, died Saturday at Medicenter. A Minnesota native who moved to the Valley in 1954, he once owned a resort there. Survivors include wife Loretta, daughters Sandra Daleiden and Janet Seebold, sisters Erma Brugger and Helen Jones, a brother out of state, and two grandchildren. Memorial services 2 p.m. Tuesday at Green Acres Mortuary, 401 N Hayden Rd.

Darwin Robert Noyes Medicenter Minnesota Mr. Noyes The Valley Arizona Loretta Sandra Daleiden Janet Seebold Phoenix Erma Brugger Scottsdale Helen Jones Sun City Green Acres Mortuary Hayden Rd

Wynn's Spit Fire ad promises easy engine fixes

A reader recounts a car ignition problem solved by Wynn's Spit Fire additive. The caption promotes adding Wynn's Spit-Fire to fuel to clear carbon buildup and prevent dangerous engine trouble, with availability at Super X Drug Stores.

Wyan Adda Wynn Super X Adv

Report on Judge An Information Alleges Misconduct

Scottsdale police will forward an information report on alleged misconduct by City Magistrate Dan Roth to the city council. Lt. Roy Finch said a citizen group member filed the report and the council will decide on any investigative actions. The allegations appear procedural, and Hungerford was told a report could not be filed on alleged criminal activities without council input.

Dan Roth Scottsdale Roy Finch Roth Finch Brian P. Hungerford Hungerford

Charges Dismissed Against Chicago Man in Arizona Land Scam

Federal court records show charges were dismissed against Dino Forcucci and four others in a $5.3 million land fraud case tied to the defunct New Life Trust Inc. The scheme sold Dateland area lots in Yuma County, with 14 counts of mail fraud previously indicted last April.

Phoenix Chicago Arizona Dino Forcucci New Life Trust Inc Dateland Yuma County

Tucson man backs out of desert castle auction sale

William Tinney says A. Brady will not proceed with selling the 22 acre medieval style castle estate near Tucson. Brady had sought over 800000 dollars earlier this year but only one bid of 295000 from Nazareth Mubarak.

Tucson Here William Tinney Eee A. Brady Brady Nazareth Mubarak Guadalajara Mexico

Body found in Yavapai County believed to be missing Phoenix woman

A body found south of Sheep's Crossing in southern Yavapai County is believed to be Patricia Keller, 55, missing five months from the Phoenix area. Harvey Knick, a Phoenix quail hunter, found the middle aged woman Saturday. The medical examiner has not yet confirmed identity.

Prescott Sheep’s Crossing Yavapai County Phoenix Harvey Knick Patricia Keller Seven Springs

Supreme Court to rule on warrant need at murder scene

The court agreed to decide if police require warrants to search a murder scene in a Tucson case involving an undercover officer death. It also agreed to hear Rufus Mincey Jr.’s appeal on whether statements made to police while he was treated in intensive care are admissible.

Washington Supreme Court Todo Tucson Rufus Mincey Jr

Land sale hearing set for excess Reclamation lands

The U S Bureau of Reclamation will hold a day long hearing in Phoenix November 22 at the Phoenix Civic Plaza Convention Center on plans to force the sale of irrigated lands over 160 acres following a 1976 district court ruling. Manuel Lopez Jr. will conduct the hearing. A similar hearing is planned for November 21 in El Centro California.

Phoenix U.S. Bureau of Reclamation U.S. District Court Manuel Lopez Jr Colorado Bureau Phoenix Civic Plaza Convention Center el Centro Calif

Youth assaulted during robbery attempt in Scottsdale alley

A Scottsdale youth, Jeffrey W. Scotten, 18, was assaulted twice in an attempted robbery south of Earl's Shoppers Market on Indian School Road. Police report two Indian suspects fled on foot after finding no money. one man 6'2" 240 lbs in a T shirt and a younger 5'10" 145 lbs in jeans and white sneakers.

Scottsdale Earl’s Shoppers Market Indian School Rd Jeffrey W. Scotten E. Clarendon Ave Scotten

Prince Charles Visits Cleveland Sets Ceremonial Schedule

Photographs from young women seeking a meeting with Prince Charles arrive via mail to British Consul General Leslie Reid. He will keep a strictly ceremonial Cleveland visit on Thursday as the prince begins a 12 city U.S. tour with airport greetings only.

Cleveland Prince Charles Leslie Reid Reid United States

Scottsdale plans expand tech transfer with Phoenix and California group

The Scottsdale council will study a plan to extend technology transfer programs to Phoenix and the California Innovation Group, aiming to form a Western Regional Innovation Group. The proposal, funded by the National Science Foundation, could lead to a formal vote Tuesday night.

Scottsdale Phoenix California Scottsdale Center For the Arts Jack Haenichen National Science Foundation Haenichen California Innovation Group CIG Scottsdale Stadium Civic Center Plaza Osborn Road

Auto office opening stalled in Maricopa County

Maricopa County expands auto license office delayed by county red tape. Deputy assessor Lee Prins said a tile floor contractor is slow to secure, with a work order issued Sept. 5 and bids received. He forecast a Nov. 1 opening for the Miller Plaza facility at 7620 E Indian School Road.

Maricopa County Ed Tape Lee Prins Miller Plaza Indian School Road Prins

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