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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1974

Page

2

Arab summit builds $2.35 billion war chest and joint command

Rabat conference ends with a four power military framework for Egypt Syria Jordan and the PLO to confront Israel. Arafat pledges readiness as Kissinger cautions on U S response and Israel denies negotiating with the PLO.

United Press International Israel Middle East Jeadery Rabat Morocco Mordechai Gur Golan Heights West Bank United States America Henry A. Kissinger New Delhi U.S Jordan Egypt Syria Palestine Liberation Organization PLO Yasser Arafat Arafat

Kissinger Eyes Mideast Trip After Rabat Talks

Secretary of State Henry Kissinger said the Arab summit door to peace negotiations may not be closed and that he will probably visit the Middle East within 72 hours. He noted the Rabat meeting’s proposals complicate talks as Israel rejects negotiating with the PLO.

Dacca UPI Henry JA. Kissinger Middle East Kissinger Bangladesh New Delhi U.S India Central Intelligence Agency Rabat Morocco s-Palestine Liberation Organization Israel PLO Ford Jordan

Jewelry thefts totaling over eight thousand dollars reported

Police report two grand thefts totaling more than eight thousand dollars. Affected items include an antique bracelet and a lady's diamond wrist watch taken from Donald Goodearl's home. His daughter Lynn Jessica Goodearl is a suspect who allegedly sold the jewelry in Colorado for seventy five dollars. Additional thefts include seventy two hundred seventy dollars in jewelry and cash from Betty De Nike and a cache of five hundred dollars in slacks stolen from Saba's department store. Hazel Register saw a thief bump a tie rack during the flee.

Donald Goodearl 82Nd St Goodearl Lynn Jessica Goodearl Colorado Scottsdale Flagstaff Betty de. Nike Camelback Rd Saba N. Brown Ave Norman Saba Hazel Register

Obituary of Carl G Hoyer former ASU music supervisor

Carl G. Hoyer died at Beverly Manor Nursing Home. Funeral services by Elks at Sunset Chapel Phoenix with Masonic rites. cremation to follow. A veteran musician and educator, he taught at Columbia University and ASU, served in World War II Air Force Band, and held multiple honors and memberships. Survivors include wife Lina Ann and son Herbert W. Hoyer.

Carl G. Hoyer Scottsdale Rd Elks Sunset Chapel W. Camelback Rd Phoenix Mr. Hoyer Arizona State University Beverly Manor Arizona New York Ge Wandhaus Conservatory of Music Leipzig Germany Columbia N.Y Arizona National Guard American Band Masters Association Shrine Albany Knights Templar el Zaribah Shrine Queen’ Esther Chapter 22 Order of Eastern Star Mesa Hiram Club Elks Lodge Lake Greenway American Legion Post Europe Lina Ann Herbert W. Hoyer Washington D.C

Owners group sets elections for Scottsdale homeowners

The Scottsdale Council of Homeowners Associations will elect seven directors at noon Thursday at the Other Place restaurant. Nominees are Louis N. Blumenthal Harold A. Jones Lawrence Hirschbach Mary Dorothy Gibbons Arthur D. Ruff K Brent Woodruff and William Alexander with Willis Brown as an alternate. The new board will elect officers to serve until the January 1976 annual meeting.

Scottsdale Council of Homeowners Associations Other Place E. Lincoln Drive Louis N. Blumenthal Harold A. Jones Lawrence Hirschbach Mary Dorothy Gibbons Arthur D. Ruff K. Brent Woodruff William Alexander Willis Brown

Halloween parades sweep Paradise Valley schools

Paradise Valley schools stage Halloween events with Indian Bend School hosting a spook parade for kindergartners to third graders at 9:00 and 12:30, Roadrunner School holding a campus wide spooks parade at 10:30, and Paradise Valley High School staff dressing as witches goblins and spooks for the day.

Indian Bend School E. Thunderbird Rd Roadrunner School E. Cholla Rd Paradise Valley High School E. Bell Rd

Scottsdale man pleads innocent in fatal gun case

Jeffrey Robinson of Scottsdale pleaded innocent at arraignment on a charge of illegally possessing a firearm linked to Linda Tracey’s death. Grand jury indictment cites a 357 derringer discharge in his apartment on June 21, Tracey died August 6. Robinson previously convicted of burglary in 1964. Trial set for December 3 in Judge Morris Rozar’s court.

Jeffrey Robinson Scottsdale Linda Tracey Maricopa County Robinson Arizona Robert Broomfield Michigan Superior Court Morris Rozar

Sawhill resignation tied to energy policy style clash

Secretary Morton blamed a style difference over energy policy for the abrupt exit of Federal Energy Administrator John Sawhill. Ford named Andrew Gibson to replace Sawhill and proposed new leadership including Robert Seamans and Dixy Lee Ray to reshape energy agencies.

Washington UPI Rogers C. Morton Federal John Sawhill Sawhill Preedoy Ford Andrew E. Gibson Morton Federal Energy Council FEA Council White House Air Force Robert C. Seamans Energy Research and Development Agency Atomic Energy Commission Dixy Lee Ray AEC William A. Anders Nuclear Regulatory Commission Energy Rogers Morton Simon Treasury

Hoax Invites 20 Arizonans to Governor’s Office

About 20 prominent Arizonans were told they were invited to meet Governor Jack Williams or to receive a personal call at their offices. The invites came from a person identifying as Lucy, believed to be the governor's appointments secretary, Lucille Schrage. Seven went to the Capitol for the 4 pm visit. Williams gave tours to those who appeared.

Phoenix UPI Governor's Lucille Schrage Williams Capitol

McCashin sentencing continued to November 15

Robert McCashin 30, found guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the April 11 shooting of Roland Tarr at El Camino Theatre, faces possible life imprisonment. Judge Charles Hardy postponed the sentence to 9 a.m. November 15 after a request by probation officer Mary Durand to allow more information for her files.

Robert McCashin McCashin Roland Tarr el Camino Theatre N. Scottsdale Rd Robert Retzer Superior Court Charles Hardy ABC Intermountain Theaters Tarr Mary Durand

Halloween Carnival At Eldroado Park In Scottsdale

The City of Scottsdale and the Scotts dale Junior Woman's Club sponsor a Halloween Carnival at Eldroado Park 2311 N Miller Rd starting Thursday at 6 p m. Booths and a haunted house open then with costume contests at 7 p m. Registration for jack o lantern contest ends 6 45 p m. Movies start 7 p m and events end by 9 p m. Over 50 000 pieces of candy will be given to participating children.

Elderade Park City of Scottsdale N. Miller Rd

Treadaway Appeals Bond in Sex Murder Case

Jonathan Treadway Jr, 21, petitions the Arizona Supreme Court to set bond while awaiting trial on sex murder charges. Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Rufus Coulter denied defense requests for bond last Friday.

Treadaway Bond Phoenix Jonathan Treadway Jr State Supreme Court Maricopa County Rufus Coulter

Study Praises TG and E After Efficiency Review

Tucson Gas and Electric Co. received a favorable management efficiency report marking it soundly managed, though possibly overtaxed and facing ecological factors raising project costs. The 119 page analysis was prepared by Theodore Barry and Associates of Los Angeles over 11 weeks.

Tucson Tucson Gas & Electric Co Theodore Barry

Former Teller Given Probation in Bank Theft Scheme

Patricia Galbraith 21 of Phoenix pleaded guilty to participating with her husband in stealing money from the Arizona Bank. She received two years probation Tuesday after a guilty plea.

Phoenix Arizona Patricia Galbraith

Flagstaff Man Sentenced 25 Years to Life for Rape

A Flagstaff man, Eric M. Mageary, 25, was sentenced Tuesday to 25 years to life after pleading guilty to raping a 21 year old Cottonwood woman. Charges of assault with intent to commit murder and kidnapping were dismissed in exchange for the plea.

Flagstaff Eric M. Mageary Cottonwood

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