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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1974

Page

7

State seeks revocation of Hayden copper smelter permit

Arizona officials petitioned the State Air Pollution Control Hearing Board to revoke American Smelting and Refining Co.’s conditional operating permit for the Hayden copper smelter, citing failure to submit a plan to meet emission controls. The board had previously denied a request to modify the May 1972 emission standard.

Phoenix UPI Hayden American Smelting and Refining Co State Health Services Department State Air Pollution Control Hearing Board Asarco

Blind workers find foothold in Career 74 program ties

Richard Waring, 22, blind since birth, lands his first job through the Braille Institute Career 74 program, which placed about 40 blind youths in temporary roles to prove they can work. Duane Harris, 20, and Kathleen Carver, 20, also earned positions at AiResearch and elsewhere, with some interns later offered permanent jobs and salaries up to 100 dollars a month.

Duane Harris AiResearch Los Angeles Harris The Braille Institute Marcy Springer CNS Richard Waring Waring Braille—Institute United Air Lines Flight Kitchen el Segundo Barbara’ Collins Braille Instituté Duane’ Harris AiResearch Corp Hollywood I -All Kathleen Carver Hawthorne

Warren perjury charges dismissed in Arizona case

A Maricopa County Superior Court judge dismissed 13 perjury counts against land promoter Ned Warren after a four hour hearing. Prosecutor Cantor said the case will be appealed to the Arizona Supreme Court as a special action likely to yield a ruling within a month. The judge ruled eight counts lacked state jurisdiction and five counts referenced statements Warren gave under oath last December. Warren had been questioned over dealings with Great Southwest Land and Cattle Co. and related fraud cases against firm insiders.

Roylston Warren The-Counnty Great Southwest Land and Cattle Co

Mohave Pueblo area aims for a safer educational playground

Mohave principal Barry Weller will meet parents to design a safer educational playground after removal of hazardous equipment. The PTA sign at Mohave School’s 86th Street entrance is now installed with thanks to James Stanley’s shop class and volunteers. Pueblo Community School registration for the next semester runs Monday through Thursday evenings and Wednesday, with no new classes offered. several activities accept new students.

Mohave Barry Weller PTA Mohave School 86Th Street James Stanley Doug Holland Larry Clauss Dick Goldby Tim Lambourne Steve Schuppert Mike Tankersley Jeff Brown Frank Polito Pueblo Community School Scottsdale

Births in Scottsdale Honor Families with October Additions

Birth notices list Wendell Adams and Deborah Kay with a daughter born October 15 at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Additional births include Jerry Foust and Jo Carol with a daughter October 12. Gregory Greenwald and Lynnel Jean a boy October 16. David Hall and Alice F. a boy October 17. Rex Howard and Catherine a boy October 17. Lynn Kennelly and Donna L. a boy October 11. Charles Mason and Sue a boy October 14. Gary Pappas and Claire Julie a girl October 14. Joe Vigil and Barbara Sue a boy October 17. William Weigele and Margaret F. a boy October 13. William Badgley and Wyonna Rae a boy October 24. Dr Wm J Dowling and J Marlene a boy October 24. Steven Eisner and Nancy Jean a girl October 20. David Ferguson and Johneon Lee a boy October 23. Orville F Gentry and Carol Kay a girl October 21. Keith Lalliss and Charlotte Anne a girl October 23. James Neville and Dawn E. a girl October 23. John P Resch Jr and Vicki Claire a girl October 23. Anne Rovick and Edith V. a girl October 22.

Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Adams Wendell K Deborah Kay N. 40Th St Foust Jerry E Jo Carol E. Garfield Margaret F E. Belleview Badgley William H Wyonna Rae Fairmont Dowling Wm. J J. Marlene E. Hubbell Eisner Steven Nancy Jean Silver Mountain Rd Paradise Valley Ferguson David E Johneon Lee N. 52Nd St Gentry

ACLU Arts and Crafts Fair in TempeSunday

The Arizona Civil Liberties Union sponsors its fourth Arts and Crafts Fair at the Lutheran Campus Center Tempe. The event runs noon to 6 pm and features crafts art baked goods with a luncheon at noon. Proceeds benefit the Arizona Civil Liberties Union affiliate of the ACLU.

The Arizona Civil Liberties Union Lutheran Campus Center S. McAllister Tempe American Civil Liberties Union

Merit's 108 Proposition Seeks Judicial Merit Selection

Citizens joint conference and associations push Yes on 108 for merit based judicial appointments. Prominent leaders Sturdivant Browning Montgomery Cubank list support, urging voters to back competency criteria in Arizona courts.

Citizens B. Victor Sturdivant P.O. Box Yuma Arizona Cititens' Association OM State Bar OF Arizona Arizona Courts Committee William C. Browning Hartey Montgomery Swite Transamerica Brig Palo Verde Drive Totton Phoenia Arizona Judges Association William E. Cubank Court of Appeals

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