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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1973

Page

4

Hot line promise ten years on Washington Moscow contact

UPI reports on the ten year anniversary of the Washington Moscow hot line designed to avert nuclear misjudgments. The system links cables via London and Helsinki with teleprinters at both ends and standby radio plus soon satellite use.

Washington UPI United States Russia Moscow London Helsinki U.S National Military Command Center Pentagon Brezhnev Communist Party Red Square Kremlin Soviet Union Israel Johnson Alexei Kosygin U.S. Navy Sinai Kosygin Syria Damascus Saudi Arabia Riyadh Amman Prince Nayef Ben Abdel Aziz Saudi Jeddah Kuwait Persian Gulf Iraq Nayef Abou Daoud

Moonlit Fountain Art Triumphs Over Executives

In Century City, sculptor James Palmer secretly added musical reeds and cattails to a corporate fountain. Century City Inc. president Robert Kiskaddon, impressed by the unexpected improvements, commissioned Palmer to finish the work while warning against further unsanctioned tactics.

Los Angeles UPI James Palmer Century City Palmer Century City Inc Robert Kiskaddon Kiskaddon

Auto licensing workshop scheduled here in Scottsdale

The Motor Vehicle Title and Registration Workshop in Scottsdale October 18 and 19 will cover 23 changes in the Motor Vehicle Code and the staggered license plate registration starting January 1 1975. Sessions also outline weight fees for commercial vehicles and new separations of mobile homes and travel trailers.

Scottsdale Scottsdale Sheraton Flagstaff Tucson David H. Campbell Campbell

First 19-Year-Old Joins Scottsdale Jaycees

Alan Mularkey of 6371 E Weldon Ave becomes the first 19 year old member of the Scottsdale Jaycees. A real estate salesman with Kelly Mularkey Investments and 1971 Scottsdale High School graduate, he joins after the U.S. Jaycees lowered age requirements from 21 to 19 last year, with the local group adopting the new rule.

Alan Mularkey E. Weldon Ave Scottsdale Jaycees Kelly Mularkey Investments Scottsdale High School U.S. Jaycees

Winners Named in Women's Pairs at Pacific Southwest Bridge

Mary Jane Farell of Beverly Hills and Mrs. Frederick M. Ganz of San Francisco won the Women’s Pairs Championship at the Pacific Southwest Regional in San Diego. The article analyzes a hand showing the difficulty of trumps and the need to focus on establishing diamonds rather than chasing the queen of trumps.

San Diego Mary Jane Farell Beverly Hills Frederick M. Ganz San Francisco North South

Separate Property and Wills in Community States and Ohio

In a community property state, a down payment by one spouse does not grant the other an interest. separate property remains owned separately, though a home deed may be treated as a gift if community funds cover the mortgage. Ohio allows wills by any adult of sound mind without a lawyer, with formal requirements. a disinheritance is allowed except for a spouse or posthumous child.

Ohio

Murder suspect to be tried in rape and murder

A 21 year old Phoenix man, Douglas Lee Wood, faces a rape trial set for October 9 and a separate murder charge in Pinal County. Police say Wood abducted a Illinois woman and her companion William Miller in Yuma, shot Miller in the desert, then assaulted the woman before she escaped. Miller's body was found in the trunk of Wood's car. Wood pleaded innocent in superior court.

Phoenix UPI Pinal County Douglas Lee Wood Illinois Wood William Miller Yuma Miller Superior Court

Smokenders program to help quit smoking starts in Scottsdale

Smokenders a non medical stop smoking program offers a 10 week seminar in Scottsdale beginning Sept 17 with a free 7 30 pm introductory meeting at Scottsdale High School. Former smoker Martin Solomon will conduct the session. The program claims a 90 percent success rate with 12 000 graduates and includes nine Monday night sessions in total with other Valley seminars planned.

Scottsdale Scottsdale High School Valley Martin Solomon Jacquelyn Rogers Midwest Solomon

Dog Obedience Classes Offered by Scottsdale Parks

The Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department will run an eight week dog obedience course for beginners starting Tuesday at 7 30 p m in Scottsdale Stadium East Osborn Road and Civic Center Plaza. Dogs must be at least six months old with current shots. Fee is 20 dollars. Stew Belknap leads the class. Pre registration is required by calling 969 1958 after 5 p m.

Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department Scottsdale Stadium East Osborn Road Civic Center Plaza Stew Belknap

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