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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1970

Page

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Obituary for Nicholas B Rubbi, 82, Scottsdale resident

Nicholas B. Rubbi 82 died Saturday in Good Samaritan Hospital. A former Saks Fifth Avenue tailor in Chicago and Saks 9-15 Club member he lived in Scottsdale five years after moving from Knox Indiana in 1965. Survivors include wife Louisa four daughters two sons one sister in Italy ten grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Services and burial will be in Knox with Green Acres Mortuary handling local arrangements.

Nicholas B. Rubbi Good Samaritan Hospital Scottsdale Mr. Rubbi Knox Ind Saks Fifth Avenue Chicago St.Daniels Parish Louisa Phyllis Retzloff Emily Schnakenberg Phoenix Lucia Peters Louise Williams Nicholas Edward Italy Green Acres

Manpower Conference on Helping Disadvantaged in Phoenix

A Community Manpower Conference at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Maricopa Technical College gathers 50 to 60 representatives from business industry education and Phoenix training agencies to discuss hiring the disadvantaged. Major speaker McKenzie Lathrop Mountain Bell Co will address “Problems and Rewards” of Hiring the Disadvantaged.

Maricopa County Maricopa Technical College East Washington St Phoenix Arizona State University Center For Community Services Don R. Campbell ASU Center McKenzie Lathrop Mountain Bell Co

Forgery charge filed against Dennis A Pangowski

Dennis A Pangowski, 31, of 810 S 17th Ave Phoenix, arrested Saturday at Sears, 1313 N Scottsdale Rd, after allegedly attempting to use a stolen credit card to buy sporting equipment. Charged with forgery receiving stolen property and fraudulent use of credit cards. Police found several more cards in his possession.

Dennis A. Pangowski S. 17Th Ave Phoenix Sears Department N. Scottsdale Rd Pangowski

Nations press for release of 49 hostages amid hijack crisis

Five governments urged the Swiss ambassador in Amman to open channels to secure freedom for 49 hostages held by Arab guerrillas. The Red Cross resumed talks as Israel arrested 450 guerrillas in occupied territories, with the militants threatening reprisals. Officials said up to 905 passengers remain captive, including about 38 Americans.

Amman Thally Hegelia International Red Cross Israel Popular Front To the Liberation of Palestine Rie Gustvitlas Today S. Set Irvine Grahard Aamhorse U.S Jordan U.S. State Department State Department Robert J. McCloskey McCluske Natchee

Indecent exposure reported in Scottsdale weekend incidents

Police logged two indecent exposure reports. A 20 year old Scottsdale woman and companion say a man exposed himself at 6th Ave and Brown and fled in a 1967 or 1968 Chevrolet with plates removed. A teen girl near the Scottsdale Country Club pool described a 35 to 40 year old man in white shorts and shirt.

Scottsdale 6Th Ave Brown Scottsdale Country

Welfare changes urged by Arizona League of Women Voters

The Arizona League of Women Voters calls for comprehensive reforms in the public welfare system. They urge annual reviews of assistance standards and 100 percent of minimum needs across all categories, plus declarative eligibility with safeguards and reorganization of the public welfare department. The welfare board should be advisory and the welfare commissioner appointed by the governor and responsible to him.

Arizona Arizona League of Women Voters League Women Voters of State Department of Public Welfare State Welfare Board

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