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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1975

Page

2

Scott deflects questions on Hearst ties at Phoenix press event

At a Phoenix press conference Scott refused to confirm or deny FBI reports he aided Patty Hearst and SLA members. He rejected cooperation with a grand jury, stating he would go to jail instead, and condemned violence while defending Hearst as a kidnapping victim.

Jack Scott Patty Hearst Scottsdale Community College Scott FBI Hearst Walter Attica Symbionese Liberation Army SLA

Bosch confirms she's leaving state for New Mexico

Democratic candidate Pat Bosch said she will leave Arizona within a month to campaign for renomination in the 3rd Congressional District. She cited family duties and will move to Hobbs New Mexico where her husband bought a Volkswagen agency.

Pat Bosch

Sertoma Club backs registration campaign for 1976 vote

Scottsdale Sertoma Club endorsed the '76 per cent for '76 voter registration effort after Jonathan Marshall of the Scottsdale Progress spoke. He urged a statewide program to boost registration and turnout in the 1976 elections, noting low Arizona and national youth participation and the need to reverse the trend.

Scottsdale Sertoma Club Jonathan Marshall Scottsdale Marshall Arizona Newspapers Association

Obituary for Robert F Barrett In Paradise Valley

Robert F Barrett 44 died Wednesday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital and will be buried at Green Acres Memorial Gardens after a service at St Barnabas on the Desert. A Mountain Bell switchman, he came to the Valley seven years ago from New Jersey and was a Korean War veteran. Survivors include his son Robert and daughters Lynda and Deborah, plus siblings living out of state.

Robert F. Barrett St. Barnabas Desert Episcopal Church Mockingbird’ Lane Paradise Valley Green Acres ‘Memorial Gardens N. Hayden~ Rd Green Acres‘Mortuary Barrett Mountain Bell Scottsdale Robert Lynda Deborah Phoenix

Miller's Eating Place founder Earl Miller dies at 75

Earl L. Miller 75 operated Miller's Eating Place in Phoenix and died Wednesday at Good Samaritan Hospital. Services are Friday at 11 a.m. at Mercer Mortuary. Survivors include wife Corrine, daughter Mary Jo Cox of Van Wert Ohio, four grandchildren and one great grandchild. Memorials preferred to charity.

Earl L. Miller Mercer Mortuary E. Thomas Rd Miller Miller’s Eating Place Phoenix Good Samaritan Hospital The Masons

Emissions testing starts Jan for east Valley stations

Three new auto emissions inspection stations open in the east Valley on January 2 as part of Maricopa County's program. Stations at 1700 N Hayden Rd Tempe 1830 W Broadway Rd Mesa and 12620 N Cave Creek Rd Phoenix will handle over one million vehicles next year with multi lane testing costing $5 per vehicle.

East Valley N.hayden Rd Tempe W. Broadway Rd Mesa N. Cave Creek Phoenix Maricopa County Pima County Fred Iacobelli Bureau of Vehicular Emission

Scottsdale Girl Hit by Car While Crossing Street

A 13 year old Scottsdale girl, Mary Katie Harris, was struck by a car in the 8700 block of Indian Bend Road while crossing to board a school bus. She was taken to Scottsdale Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition with possible foot fracture. The driver Manuel Grossman stopped and left after she said she was fine. No citations were issued.

Scottsdale Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Indian Bend Road Mary Katie Harris Cactus Wren Harris Indian Bend

Japanese Cultural Days at The Mall Showcased by Valley Community

The mall hosts a Japanese culture exhibit through Friday and Saturday with demonstrations by James Suzuki from Benihana of Tokyo and a Kimono show. Other events include classical Japanese dance, flower arranging, tea ceremony, and martial arts demos by local groups and sponsors. The weekend features bonsai displays and Fujima Kansuju Kai dancing with Japan themed artifacts from Yukiko Kimoto and Bob Corella.

Los Arcos .Mall James Suzuki Benihana Tokyo Masa Takiguchi Yukiko Kimoto Bob Corella

Funeral Board Seeks New Office Space and Price Disclosure

The State Board of Funeral Directors and Embalmers voted to ask Gov. Raul Castro for office space away from the Phoenix mortuary. It also endorsed legislation requiring undertakers to disclose funeral prices and provide customers with a written itemized charges statement.

Phoenix State Board of Funeral Directors and Embalmers Raul Castro Phoenix Mortuary

Arizona faces dire natural gas supply warns expert

University of Arizona economist Helmut Frank says Arizona's gas supply is among the worst in the nation due to a single supplier and lack of supplemental action. He cited statistics from Tucson Gas and Electric Co. presented to the Governor's Citizens Energy Task Force Wednesday.

Phoenix University of Arizona Arizona Helmut Frank Citizens Energy Task Force Tucson Gas and Electric Co

Insurance firm assets safe says California to appoint conservator

Insurance Director Millard Humphrey says California authorities have court authorization to name a conservator to preserve assets of the Signal Imperial Insurance Co. He notes about 400 medical malpractice policies are in force for Arizona doctors.

Phoenix Millard Humphrey California Signal-Imperial - Insurance Co Humphrey Arizona

Priest Fit to Stand Trial in Morals Charges Case

A Pima County judge ruled retired priest Rev. L. Luke Meunier-De La Pierre mentally competent to stand trial after two arrests on morals charges. He was ordered committed to the Arizona State Hospital in Phoenix for up to six months.

Tucson Pima County Jack Arnold L. Luke Meunier-De la Pierre Arizona State Hospital Phoenix

Warren extortion case jury deliberations continue in Seattle

A U S District Court jury deliberated five hours without a verdict in the Ned Warren Sr and son-in-law extortion case in Seattle. The panel asked Judge William Lindberg to reread instructions.

Seattle Ned Warren Sr U.S. District Court William Lindberg

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