Scottsdale honors donor for memorial garden gift
City Attorney to draft a resolution of appreciation for Mrs. Richard Mayer who gave 7.5 in a Valley National Bank trust to develop and maintain a memorial garden north and west of the Scottsdale City Hall Complex in memory of her late husband, a Chicago author who died last April. The Mayer family and friends funded the project to beautify Scottsdale.
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Dick Filler
Richard Mayer
Scottsdale Civic Center
Chicago
Mayer
FAA to cut flights at New York Washington and Chicago
The FAA proposed strict hourly limits on flights into Kennedy LaGuardia Newark and O Hare and Washington National to ease congestion and delays. The plan sets 80 60 and 107 80 flights per hour for Kennedy LaGuardia Newark O Hare and National respectively with a public hearing scheduled for Sept 21 and a comments deadline of Oct 9.
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Washington
UPI
Ederal Aviation Administration
FAA
New York
Chicago
Kennedy
LaGatardia
Newark
O'Hare
Washington National
Eighth Air Taxis
Ihe
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bakersfield
Bismarck
Boise
Brownsville
Cincinnati
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Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
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Fresco
Honolulu
Kansas City
Las Vegas
Miami
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Palm Springs
Pittsburgh
Portlane
Rapid City
Dope hearing set for one in five narcotics suspects
Scottsdale police last week raided a home on Angus Drive arresting Paul Pan png 20 and Robert Quinlan 21 both charged with narcotics possession. Four others including two juveniles were held on $5 bonds. Pan png asked for counsel last Friday. Quinlan has not yet had a hearing date. Steve Chambers 18 had narcotics possession charge reduced to a misdemeanor and awaits examination.
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Scottsdale
H. R. Hoiecomb
Paul
Jeff) Pan Png
E. Angus Dr
Long
Justice Court
Marshall W. Haislip
Robert
Quinlan
Leipot
Steve Chambers
Shields Backed by Gonzalez for Democratic Governor Run
Salvador D. Gonzalez of Scottsdale endorsed Currin Shields in Phoenix saying Shields offers a program that benefits the impoverished while not focusing solely on them. Gonzalez, a former anti poverty official, was vice chairman of the Maricopa County Community Action Program and former Scottsdale-Tempe Community Action Council chairman.
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Phoenix
UPI
Currin Shields
Salvador D. Gonzalez
Gonzalez
Scottsdale
Shields
Maricopa’ County
Bulgarian Plane Crash Claims 80 Lives at Burgas Airport
A Bulgarian Airlines jet carrying 91 people crashed in a rainstorm at Burgas Airport while ferrying East German tourists to a Black Sea resort. Private Bulgarian sources report 80 dead and a small number of survivors, with no official confirmation 24 hours after the accident.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
UPI
Burgas
Black Sea
Not Bad for Beginners in Dayton Police Stop
Cincinnati UPI reports Billy Higgins age 11 and Harold Wilson age 8 of Dayton Ohio were stopped by police for driving without a license while en route to Kentucky. They had driven 22 miles.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Billy Higgins
Harold Wilson
Dayton
Ohio
Kentucky
Billy
Harold
Fires cause heavy damage in Scottsdale area incidents
Fire department reports two separate Scottsdale car fires with losses over five thousand dollars. One vehicle near Days, Roscoe’s 1968 model on Jackrabbit Road engulfed in flames, another owned by Mrs. Dick Fellers sustained about one hundred dollars damage from wiring. A heater incident at Oscar Mireles home and a grass fire at 77th Street and Indian Bend Road were also reported.
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Scottsdale
Roscoe
Pima Rd
Jackrabbit
Salt River
Dick Fellers
Oscar ‘Mireles
Villetta
77Th St
Indian
Bend Rd
Congress Back Starts Rehash of Conventions
Washington lawmakers return to a post convention session to debate the nominating system and security at the Democratic and Republican conventions. Senate leaders urge reform toward a national primary while others praise Chicago Mayor Daley and police.
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Congress
Washington
House
Gerald R. Ford
Ford
Chicago
Cemetery hearing set for Paradise Memorial Gardens plan
A public hearing is scheduled for October 9 in Room 309 Capitol Building on the proposed 80 acre Paradise Memorial Gardens cemetery along Shea Boulevard three miles east of Scottsdale Road. Plans include a six month permit extension for hearings with officers listed as Stillman Messinger Moore Hansen Calhoun Brown Diamond Getz Melcher Sage.
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Shea Blvd
Scottsdale Rd
Scottsdale
Paul Messinger
Paradise Memorial Gardens
Messinger
State Real Estate Department
Capitol Building
Guy Stillman
N. Scottsdale Rd
A. Lee Moore
W. Adams
Phoenix
le Hansen
Clarence Calhoun
Mesa
Ralph L. Sage
E. Indian School
French send food to Olympic team
Paris officials plan to feed the French track team for Mexico City with 300 camembert cheeses 2000 gallons of Bordeaux wine 28 tons of mineral water and 440 pounds of sausage accompanying the athletes.
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Olympic team _ PARIS
UPI
Mexico City
Obituary of Bessie Lee McGill
Mrs. Bessie Lee McGill 76 died Monday at her home 8628 E Oak services 3 p.m. Thursday at Mes singer Mortuary. Born in Mangum Oklahoma she moved from Encinitas California. Survived by three sons John C Witt George M Witt of Tucson two daughters June Hemsley of Camarillo Bernice Lathrop of Carlsbad two sisters and 18 grandchildren 22 great grandchildren. Burial Greenwood Cemetery Phoenix.
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Bessie Lee McGill
E. Oak
Messinger Mortuary
Record Pn Good Samaritan Hospital SCHIATTARELLA Frederick and Dorothy
Births at Good Samaritan Hospital include a girl on Aug 19 to Frederick Schiattarella and Dorothy, of 3326 N Granite Reef. also a girl Aug 18 to David Reardon and Barbara at 7618 E Osborn Rd. a boy Aug 17 to David Gardener and Margaret at 2649 N Granite Reef Rd. and a girl Aug 19 to Edward Mari and Diane at 6250 N 5th St.
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Schiattarella
Frederick
Dorothy
Granite Reef
Reardon
David and
Barbara
E. Osborn Rd
Margaret
Granite Reef Rd
St. Joseph’s “Hospital
Mari
Edward and
Diane
5Th St
Nixon Opens Campaign On Upbeat Note With Poll Support
Nixon opened his presidential bid convinced Republican unity boosts his race. A Sindlinger poll of 1,844 found 33.7 percent for Nixon, 28.5 for Humphrey, 15.7 for Wallace, with 12.6 no opinion. Humphrey moved to Washington for NSC meetings while marking his 32nd wedding anniversary with Muriel.
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United Press International
Richard M. Nixon
Republican Unity
White House
Chicago
Durin
Nixon
New York
California
Michigan
Ohio
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Sindlinger & Co
Hubert Humphrey
George C. Wallace
Humphrey
Minnesota
Washington
National Security Council
Muriel
DeVault Attacks McCulloch Plans For Arizona Land
Democratic candidate Jack DeVault assailed McCulloch Corporation’s community planning in Arizona. He pledged tight scrutiny of operations and a state land sale bid near Scottsdale north of Paradise Valley, calling for a full investigation into land grants and proposed 640 acre parcels.
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Jack DeVault
McCulloch Corporation
Scottsdale
McCulloch
Lake “Havasu City
State Land Department
Arizona
Scottsdaler Paradise
Scottsdal
Market Report: Noon Stock Averages Rise
United Press International tally shows 30 industrials up to 905.33 20 rails 281.31 up 0.28 15 utilities 130.72 up 0.16 and 65 stocks 322.75 up as of 3 p.m. EDT. Dow Jones total sales reach 8.6 million shares, with numerous industrials and consumer names listed.
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New York
United Press
International
Francis I. duPont: & Co
Alcoa
American Motors
At&t
American Tobacco
I Ae
Eastman
Emerson
Fairchild Camera
Ford Motors
Frontier Airlines
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
Goodyear
Wat, BT
IBM
It&t
Johns Manville
Kennecott
Litton
Minnesota Mining
Montgomery Ward
Motorola
North Amn
Rockwell
Northrup
ADB
Owens, Illinois
Pg&e . Rh
Parke Davis Ba
Penn
Central
Pepsico
Polaroid
RCA Be
Raytheon
Rexall
San ‘Diego
Gabore
Sears Roebuck
Southern
Pacific
Sperry Rand
Standard of
Calif
Standard
N.J
Texaco
Texas Gulf TransAmerica
Dow Jones
Burglars Hit Four Scottsdale Firms Over Labor Day Weekend
Police report four Scottsdale businesses burglarized during the long weekend. LaSolana Potteries on 23 E. Second St saw a bolt slipped on a sliding door, with two electric typewriters valued at 476 dollars missing. Kiddie Kampus at 3201 N Hayden Rd lost a public address speaker and 24 cans of soup. Johnson's Shell at 1901 N Scottsdale Rd was hit for 336 dollars in oil, and Crystal Tec Co at 6010 N Granite Reef Rd reported an ice burglary with the padlock removed.
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Scottsdale
LaSolana Potteries
E. 2Nd St
N. Hayden Rd
Johnson’s Shell
N. Scottsdale Rd
Crystal Tec. Co
Granite Reef Rd
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