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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1974

Page

2

Nixon pardon tied to range of suspected crimes memo says

Watergate prosecutors discussed a direct Nixon link to about a dozen potential crimes in a Sept. 3 memo. Areas named include tax issues, Watergate coverup, and dealings with Colson, the IRS, milk price supports, Post stations, and Rebozo campaign contributions.

Washington UPI Watergate Richard Nixon White House White‘House Philip W. Buden Leon Jaworski Nixon Henry Ruth Jaworski Ford Othan Internal Revenue Service Charles W. Colson Pentagon Daniel Elisberg National Security FBI John Sears National Security Council IRS Washington Post Florida Richard G. Kleindienst Pears ITT

Initial court appearance of accused slayer delayed

The first superior court appearance of 30 year old Robert McCashin for the April 11 murder at the El Camino Theatre in Scottsdale was moved to 10 a.m. Oct. 3. Defense attorney Jim Martin secured the continuance as McCashin is examined by two court appointed doctors to assess his state of mind, with third doctor funded by the defense. Tarr, a maintenance man, was killed after refusing to leave. Eyles was reportedly kidnapped and later released.

Superior Court Robert McCashin Cver el Camino N. Scottdale "Rd McCashin Charles Hardy Jim Martin Robert Retzer Retzer ABC Intermountain Theaters Roland Tarr Tarr William Eyles

Recall drive targets Maricopa judge over Koile sentence

A recall movement against Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Charles Roush was filed by led Mesa women Terry Perkins and Carol Chauson. The group Concerned Citizens for Justice will meet in Mesa to form branches and seek 70,000 signatures by Christmas to trigger the recall.

Maricopa County Charles Roush Board of Supervisors Mesa Terry Perkins Carol Chauson Roush Jimmy Joe Koile Koile Concerned Citizens For Justice N. Country Club Drive Carla Dahlstedt Kris, Bartlett Fourth St Scottsdale Citizens’ Group Attorney General's Office Superior Court

ASU Faced With Outside Computer Services Amid Univac 1100 Breakdowns

ASU officials confirm faculty complaints about frequent Univac 1100 breakdowns. Charles Walker and Dr. Nelson Garrison say outside services have occurred but are not widespread or a problem. Univac offers three months rental relief. ASU cannot cancel the 1972 contract but may purchase services from others during upgrades.

Arizona State University Charles T. Walker Nelson Garrison Computer Center Garrison ASU Univac 1100 Univac

Fire at Woodall home prompts arson probe in Scottsdale

Rural Fire Department arson investigators say the Monday morning fire at Howard Woodall’s 6437 East Camelback Road home may exceed 250000 dollars in loss and involve a five gallon gas can. Investigators, including Scottsdale detectives and a California arson expert, explore arson and possible burglary factors while noting Dresden china valued around 200000 dollars may be damaged.

Howard Woodall Camelback Rd Steve Hermann RFD

Obituary of Mrs Louis Getschow Dies at 58

Mrs. Louis Getschow 58 dies at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services at Green Acres Mortuary Wednesday at 2pm with burial in Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Born in Wisconsin she moved to Arizona in 1969 from Schererville Indiana. Survivors include husband Louis E daughters Judith May and Janice Epps father Alex Benz three brothers one sister and five grandchildren. Visitation today 7-9pm and 11am-1pm Wednesday.

Louis Getschow Green Acres Mortuary Hayden Road Green Acres Memorial Gardens Louis E Judith A. May Munster Ind Janice B. Epps Shererville Alex O. Benz Appleton Wis

Services set for Orville Gannon 71 retired mason contractor

Orville Gannon of 7513 E Latham died Sunday at Golden Age Nursing Home. Services at Resurrection Evangelical Lutheran Church 2602 N 17th St at 9 a.m. Wednesday. Burial in Memory Lawn Memory Park. Survivors include son Richard M and brother Lloyd plus one sister out of state and three grandchildren. Mercer Mortuary handles arrangements. Contributions may be made to the church.

Orville Gannon Resurrection Evangelical Lutheran Church 17Th St Memory Lawn Memory Park Mr. Gannon E. Latham Golden Age Nursing Home Richard M Lloyd Mercer Mortuary

Palm prints match in 1962 Scottsdale murders case

Sheriff’s deputy testified palm prints of William Wayne Macumber, 39, matched prints found at the scene of the desert murders of Joyce Ann Steffenberg and James Timothy McKillop, both 20. Macumber faces two murder counts after being interviewed for five hours following Aug. 28 arrest. The hearing paused for Wednesday.

Ed Calles Sheriff's Department West Mesa William Wayne Macumber Scottsdale Macumber Joyce Ann Steffenberg James Timothy McKillop Calles Lawrence Mulleneaux Richard Diehl

Paradise Valley Access Relief Road advances in Phoenix

Paradise Valley residents celebrate as the Phoenix City Council orders immediate construction of the northern leg of the PVARR road from 18th Street and Northern to 32nd Street and Shea Boulevard. The $3 million project aims to serve over 40 000 residents with completion possible in about 15 months.

North Valley Bureau Paradise Valley Phoenix Greater GPVCC John Vermeire 18Th Street 32Nd Street Shea Boulevard Shea Glendale Road

No deals stated if inmates seize Arizona prison workers

United Press International reports Warden Harold Cardwell in Florence says no deals will be made if any Arizona State Prison employees are taken hostage. He sent a letter after a Texas incident where inmates held hostages. In Phoenix a man sought in a field resembles a suspect in two child killings. The city also moves toward a May 1975 bond election study panel. Ernest Miranda, involved in a landmark Supreme Court case, is ordered to stand trial on possession of dangerous drugs.

Florence Arizona State Prison Harold .J. Cardwell Cardwell Texas Miranda Tempe U.S. Supreme Court Ernest Miranda George Boyd

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