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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1977

Page

2

Dams Could Break If Floods Hit Western Structures

A Bureau of Reclamation study warns Stewart Mountain Dam and Roosevelt Dam near Scottsdale could fail under heavy flooding. It lists 17 western dams built before the 1950s with design flaws needing upgrades to withstand the maximum probable flood. The report cites potential spillway enlargements and possible raising of Roosevelt Dam, with eight dams showing seepage risks.

Washington Stewart Mountain Roosevelt Salt River Scottsdale Teton Dam U.s.bureau of Reclamation Walter Finland Bureau of Reclamation Arizona Roosevelt Dam Saguaro Lake Finland Teton Idaho

Stolen Property Hit Storage Locker and Truck

Property valued at 12630 dollars was reported stolen from a storage locker at 8615 East McDowell Road. Pads were cut from the unit door and owner John E. Spencer of Mesa said the items last vanished Sept. 28. Separate theft involved 1544 dollars in gear from a pickup tied to Donald D. Riggins of 920 North 82nd Street.

E. McDowell Rd John E. Spencer Mesa Scottsdale Donald D. Riggins 82Nd St

Scottsdale Bicentennial Commission Publishes Winfield Scott Biography

A $1,700 donation toward a Winfield Scott biography was presented to the Scottsdale City Council by the Scottsdale Paradise Valley Bicentennial Commission. Commission officials said total contributions reach $6,420 as the project proceeds with publication planned soon by author Dick Lynch.

Winfield Scott Scottsdale Scottsdale Paradise Valley Scott Roberta Unterberger Commission Richard Kiesell Kiesell William C. Jenkins Dick Lynch

Roy A Henderson Obituary In Scottsdale Arizona

Private services are set for Roy Adams Henderson who died Tuesday at his home in Scottsdale. Born in Illinois he moved to the Valley 26 years ago from Canada where he was vice president and general manager of Robin Hood Flour Mills. Survivors include his wife Effie R a son Roy in Scottsdale two daughters Beverly Higgins of Washington and Janice M Stutrud of Ohio and six grandchildren. Visitation is through Friday at Messinger Mortuary with burial in Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Memorials to the Parkinson Institute are suggested.

Roy Adams Henderson N. Scottsdale Rd Illinois Henderson The Valley Canada Robin Hood Flour Mills Effie R Roy Scottsdale Beverly Higgins Washington Janice M. Stutrud Ohio Messinger Mortuary Indian School Rd Green Acres Memorial Gardens Parkinson Institute

Obituary: Julia Peterson 79 Phoenix resident dies

Julia Peterson 79 of 7303 E Monterey Way died Saturday in a Phoenix hospital. A native of Ohio, she moved to the Valley in 1926 and worked as a nurse's aide and flower shop owner. She belonged to Central Seventh-day Adventist Church and several fraternal orders. Survived by one brother out of state. Memorial services set for 7 p.m. today at Grimshaw Chapel.

Julia Peterson Monterey Way Phoenix Hospital Ohio Miss Peterson Central Seventh-day Adventist Church The White Shrine Eastern Star Rebekah Lodge 30 Pythian Sisters Grimshaw Chapel Bethany Home Rd

McCormick Ranch Council OKs land swap amid school plan changes

Scottsdale officials approve amendments to two planned community developments allowing a land exchange between ranch developers and the Scottsdale School District. The move consolidates school sites to a single 35 acre area, while parks and new homes proceed under several zoning actions.

McCormick Ranch Scottsdale Jack Kearney Lynne Bonanno Paseo Village Sands Scottsdale Via de Ventura Kearney Bonanno Commanche Park 96Th Street Cactus Road Granite Reef Road Rose Lane Hayden Roads Wilshire Drive McDonald Drive Scottsdale Road Heinz Hink Billie Gentry

Talks delay bombing trial

In Phoenix the murder trial of James Robison and Max Dunlap for the Don Bolles slaying was delayed as both sides met in judge's chambers. Witness Clifford Mattox testified about the morning of June 2 1976 near the bomb scene and identified a man he later linked to the case.

Phoenix Don Bolles Clifford Mattox Mattox West Virginia John Harvey Adamson James Robison Robison Max Dunlap Arizona Republic Adamson Dunlap Bolles Kemper Marley Sr Marley Linda Mohr Helena Mont

City to Probe Self Insurance in Scottsdale

Scottsdale officials will hire two consultants to assist in a self insurance investigation. A $5000 contingency transfer was approved to fund the expertise. The move follows difficulties securing police liability coverage as cities increasingly self insure while the building department adds staff to handle a building boom.

Scottsdale

Cesar Romero Denies Knowing Crooks In Arizona Ad

Actor Cesar Romero said he did not know the Arizona land firm promoting a subdivision was run by crooks when he agreed to endorse it. He was paid 12000 dollars in 1971 for 12 days work for Consolidated Mortgage Co under Ned Warren Sr. feared fraud figure.

Phoenix Cesar Romero Arizona Crooks Romero Consolidated Mortgage Co Ned Warren Sr

Colomibian artifacts seized from Mesa home

U S Customs agents acting on tips from a convicted swindler seized Colombian artifacts from Devall Johnson's Mesa residence. The items described as vases and urns are valued over 25000 dollars and investigators consider the possibility they were smuggled into the United States.

Mesa U.S Devall Johnson U.S. Atty Joseph Keilp United States

Energy Use Management Conference Opens in Tucson

About 532 energy specialists from the United States and 32 foreign nations gather at the Tucson Community Center for a four day International Conference on Energy Use Management. Some 350 participants will present research papers.

Tucson United States Tucson Community Center

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