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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1976

Page

2

Hijackers Face Murder Charges In Trans Atlantic Hijack Case

New York District Attorney moves to upgrade air piracy charges against five Croatians tied to the TWA 727 hijack. The group, four men and a woman, were captured in Paris and returned to New York for arraignment in Brooklyn federal court. A police officer was killed in the course of the separate Grand Central Station bomb investigation as the hijackers demanded Yugoslav separation. Identified by the FBI, the group includes Zvonko Busic, Julienne Busic, Petar Matovic, Frane Pesut, and Mark Vlasic.

New York Manhattan Atlantic Trans World Airlines Federal Brooklyn FBI Robert Morgenthau U.S Yugoslavia Surren Paris Kennedy Airport U.S. District Court New York City Grand Central Station United States Zvonko Busic Julienne Petar Matovic Frane Pesut Fairview N.J Mark Vlasic Stamford

Tax bill expands credits amid broad cuts in 1976 plan

The first of five AP stories explains the 1976 tax bill moving through Congress. It keeps current year tax cuts through 1977 and adds new credits, notably a 20 percent child care credit up to 400 per single child and 800 for two or more, expanding eligibility and replacing deductions with credits. It also extends alimony deductions, raises moving expense limits, and introduces a housewives pension provision while trimming federal revenue.

Congress Jim Luther Associated Press Washington Ford

Two Scottsdale Men Face Narcotics Trial

Scottsdale men Stanley Akers Jr. and Paul J. Zisser, both of 7018 N Via Neuva, face Maricopa County Superior Court hearings after a judge found probable cause for trial on narcotics for sale charges. Akers is son of state House speaker Stan Akers. Zisser faces narcotics for sale and possession of narcotics and dangerous drugs charges. A separate case involves former mayoral candidate Dan Bartos pleading guilty to trespassing in city court. charges of disturbing the peace and malicious mischief were dropped. Bartos, 8350 E Bonnie Rose, ran for mayor in 1968 and faces ongoing penalties related to investigations into alleged false identity. his real estate license is suspended and birth certificate canceled.

Scottsdale Arizona Maricopa County Nancy West Stanley Akers Jr Paul J. Zisser Neuva Akers Stan Akers Phoenix Zisser Dan Bartos Bartos Bonnie Rose

Ford's Viet veto blamed on political motives

Vietnam accused President Ford of blocking its UN membership for domestic political reasons and of stalling bilateral talks on MIAs and postwar aid. Hanoi said Washington had agreed to open discussions, with the last note dated Aug. 27 proposing liaison officers to set a meeting date.

United Nations, N. Y Vietnam Ford United Nations William W. Scranton Washington United States Hanoi

Regents reject bids for stadium expansion at ASU

Arizona Board of Regents rejected all bids to expand Sun Devil Stadium to 68 000 seats citing bids overrun by more than 2 2 million beyond available funds. Regents authorize ASU to modify design and reissue bids and proceed with project.

Flagstaff Arizona Board of Regents Arizona State Sun Devil Regents ASU U.S. Public Health Service College of Nursing Graduate School For Social Services Administration Arizona Department of Economic Security DES National Cancer Institute ASU Chemistry Department College of Law

Scottsdale Bus Service Plans Unchanged Says City Official

Phoenix Transit will extend routes across the Valley but Scottsdale will keep current service. Jim Niemeyer, planning director, says Scottsdale officials told Phoenix Transit the present routes meet demand. Scottsdale operates Lines 22 18 and 3 with headways of 30 minutes during rush and 60 minutes mid day.

Phoenix Transit System Scottsdale Jim Niemeyer Phoenix Transit Niemeyer Camelback Roads Arizona State University Tempe Phoenix Indian School Road McDonald Drive Granite Reef Road Scottsdale Road McDowell Road van Buren

Medical Board to Meet Over Diethrich Allegations

Arizona report says the State Board of Medical Examiners will meet October 16 in executive session to discuss a complaint against heart surgeon Edward B. Diethrich. He and two lawyers set ground rules for an informal interview after a June filing accusing malpractice incompetence and unnecessary surgery.

Diethrich Tucson State Board of Medical Examiners Edward B. Diethrich

Judge Recesses Signature Challenge for Nuclear Safeguards Ballot

Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Sandra O Connor recessed the trial until Wednesday to determine if enough petition signatures for a nuclear safeguards initiative are valid. The judge ordered attorneys to sample rejected signatures to estimate how many are valid, saying a full check is impractical due to time limits.

Phoenix Maricopa County Sandra O’connor

Pedestrian struck by hit-and-run car on Pima Road

Floyde Baptiste Jr. of Salt River Indian Community suffered a broken leg and other injuries after a light colored sedan struck him on Pima Road near McDowell Road. The suspect vehicle fled south toward McDowell. Baptiste is listed in satisfactory condition at Phoenix Indian Medical Center. His wife Mary Ann was nearby and unharmed. In a separate case, 13 year old Corey Shelzi was hospitalized briefly after a desert motorcycle crash east of Scottsdale Road and later released.

Salt River Pima Road McDowell Road Floyde Baptiste, Jr Rt. 1 Box 370 Desert Corey J. Shelzi E. Delcon Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Scottsdale Road Shelzi

Comparative spinal stress reveals treatment effects in X rays

The article notes comparative spinal stress X rays show dramatic or minimal changes, highlighting the lack of reliable measurement methods and the shift from guessing to knowing if treatment works. It promotes counter-stressing techniques, self-treatment routines, a free spinal core class, and Precision Chiropractic in Phoenix.

Precision Chiropractic Offices Thomas

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