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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1973
Page
1
The Soviet leadership and President Brezhnev condemn the United States action as coercive and accuse Washington of fabricating a trap. The exchange signals rising tension over a pivotal international confrontation.
Soviet leader sees NATO efforts to inflame Middle East fears as counterproductive. He urges a responsible peaceful approach, notes a request from Egypt's Anwar Sadat to Washington and Moscow, and says the USSR will not deploy troops to the area.
A suit filed in superior court challenges Arizona’s new property valuation system. It alleges about 220000 homes in Maricopa County had increased valuations without the required five day registered mail notice. If successful, refunds and retroactive changes could arise, creating budgetary strain for counties and school districts.
Five people sustained minor injuries in a three car collision at Scottsdale and Indian School roads in Scottsdale. Among those treated at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital were Karen E Drusus 20 Tempe Floyd L Mosier 51 of Granite Reef Road Joey Boyce 9 Debbie Dawson 21 and DeAnna Dawson 10 all of Citrus Way. The northbound Drusus car collided with Mosier’s westbound vehicle causing a second collision with Nelda Jean Julian 31 of Valley View. No citations had been issued at press time.
A Kaiser Permanente Medical Center team using computer analysis of around 250 000 Kaiser patients finds no association between heavy coffee consumption and heart attacks. The study disputes earlier concerns about coffee and heart disease.
Environmental groups have appealed the 10th Circuit ruling allowing the Bureau of Reclamation to continue filling Lake Powell toward Rainbow Bridge National Monument. They claim the Colorado River Storage Project Act bans water entering a national park or monument and seek Supreme Court review.
Phoenix Superior Court Judge Jeremy Butler will hear a request to cite the United Farm Workers Union for contempt of court over picketing and urging customers to not shop at Safeway stores in breach of a prior October 3 order by Judge Charles Hardy prohibiting secondary boycotts.
Rep. Morris Udall and Rep. John Anderson back a reform bill creating an administration to enforce election laws and cap spending. It would cost just over $1 per registered voter and aims to satisfy critics of past proposals.
A vacant house in the 6500 block of East McDowell Road owned by Tony Cary Sr. of Mesa was destroyed by fire at 12:57 am. Scottsdale Rural Fire Department officials said the cause is under investigation and the value could not be estimated.
An attorney asked the State Fair ground Coliseum Board to investigate conflict of interest allegations against Executive Director Jim Jones. The request cites potential ties to Gene Love, a rival operator, and notes family employment at the fairgrounds.
Firearms valued at 350 dollars were stolen Friday from a residence at 5602 East Wilshire Drive in Scottsdale. Theodore Allen Jr. of that address told investigators three rifles were taken between 9 30 a m and 4 50 p m after an intruder broke a kitchen door window and ripped out a screen to enter the house.
Moscow reports Marshal Semyon Budenny, last Red Army civil war hero, died at age 90. He was a longtime Stalin favorite, famed for his bushy mustache and hard living style. His motto was do as you think fit in sea business is to use a gal my.
In Phoenix UPI two bills to fund new classrooms were introduced by the Senate Education Committee during the special session. One levies a one-tithe tax on new dwellings at 100 per 10 000 value. funds go to a state school construction fund. The other would pay 40 per pupil yearly to districts for construction, with no plan to raise the 19 million required. The committee aims to cover 75 percent of costs, and work continues on the 39 page bill. The Senate may pass a measure extending property tax payment deadlines, aligning with House amendments to include commercial, industrial, and residential properties and to tighten payment to 20 days after tax notices.
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