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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1977

Page

2

IMF chief urges faster growth to curb unemployment

IMF Managing Director H. Johannes Witteveen told delegates at the IMF World Bank meeting that anti inflation policies in industrial nations have slowed growth and kept unemployment high. He urged major economies led by the United States Germany and Japan to pursue markedly higher expansion to restore world economic health. President Carter planned to address the delegates later.

Washington International Monetary Fund H. Johannes Witteveen IMF World Bank United States Germany Japan Carter Witteveen

Adamson friend testifies in Don Bolles murder trial

Phoenix AP report says John Parsons testified for the prosecution as the Bolles case resumed after a five day recess. Prosecutor William Schafer III indicated Arizona Attorney General Bruce Babbitt may be called. Defendants Max Dunlap and James Robison face first degree murder and conspiracy charges linked to Adamson’s confession.

Phoenix John Harvey Adamson Don Bolles John Parsons Neal Roberts William Schafer III Schafer Arizona Bruce Babbitt Howard Thompson Max Dunlap James Robison Adamson Robison Bolles Dunlap Babbitt al Lizanetz Kemper Marley Marley

Obituary for Robert L. Jackson Payson restaurant owner

Robert L. Jackson 50 died Sunday at his home 3624 N List Place. Services 2 p.m. Wednesday at First Baptist Church Payson. He owned Knotty Pine, Beeline, and Pinyon Cafe. Survived by wife Marjorie son William H. daughter Diane Evans, sister Carolyn Boyd and three other sisters. Visitation times listed in Messinger Mortuary and Payson Funeral Home. Interment Payson Cemetery.

First Baptist Church Payson Robert L. Jackson N. List Place Oklahoma Mr. Jackson Scottsdale Marjorie William H Diane Evans Phoenix Carolyn Boyd Visitation Messinger Mortuary Indian School Rd Payson Funeral Home Payson Cemetery

John W. Greig 82 died in Scottsdale. services following

John William Greig died Friday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital at 82. A Detroit College of Law graduate and former Antrim County Michigan prosecutor, he moved to the Valley in 1954 and worked at Phoenix Title and Trust Co. He belonged to VFW American Legion Kiwanis Lions Masons and Eastern Star. Survivors include daughter Hope Cronover six grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Visitation 7 9 p.m. at Messinger Indian School Rd. Interment Greenwood Memorial Park. Memorials to American Cancer Society suggested.

Messinger Mortuary John William Greig Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Ilinois

Burdette Dies On Camelback Mountain At 18

Phillip A Burdette 18 of 4630 N 68th St died Saturday on Camelback Mountain. Born in Tennessee he moved to the Valley 11 years ago from Ohio and attended the University of Tennessee and Arizona State University. He graduated from a Hawaii high school and played soccer and wrestling. He is survived by his parents and brother John of Scottsdale. Memorial services 7 30 pm Tuesday at Scottsdale United Methodist Church 4140 Miller Rd. Interment private. Arrangements by Messinger Mortuary and Chapel.

Phillip A. Burdette 68Th St Camelback Mountain Tennessee Murdette Valley Ohio University of Tennessee Arizona State University Hawaii Scottsdale United Methodists Church Miller Rd Messinger Mortuary E. Indian School Rd Burdette Maui

Arizona officials plan Washington trip to aid copper industry

Gov. Raul Castro leads mining officials and legislators to Washington next month to seek relief for Arizona copper musters. The group will press Arizona's congressional delegation, which has asked President Carter to consider a tariff on foreign copper. In Phoenix, Maricopa County Sheriff Jerry Hill will review weekend prisoners complaints about unsanitary conditions and alleged discrimination at the county jail, listed on toilet paper wrappers and signed by 49 inmates.

Phoenix Raul Castro Washington Arizona Carter Maricopa County Jerry Hill

Former Arizona lawmaker Ray Goetze dies at 80

Sun City resident Ray Goetze veteran legislator and former vice president of a California farming equipment firm has died at age 80. He served in the Arizona House from 1962 to 1966 and in the State Senate from 1966 to 1972.

Sun City Ray Goetze California Goetze Arizona State Senate

Public Meetings in Scottsdale and School District Schedule

A list of Scottsdale and Scottsdale School District public meetings for Monday to Wednesday includes City Council and Airport Commission dinner at Cognito's, a School Board special meeting at District Education Center, a City Council session with study at the Public Library, Planning Commission at City Hall, and Parks and Recreation Commission at the Scottsdale Center for the Arts. The dates are Monday September 26 through Wednesday September 28 with respective start times and venues.

Scottsdale Scottsdale Airport Commission Cognito’s Ramada Inn E. Main St Scottsdale School Board District Education N. 44Th St Civic Center Plaza

Scottsdale Airport land use discussed by council and commission

The Scottsdale City Council and the Scottsdale Airport Commission will discuss land use alternatives for the airport area at a 6:30 p.m. dinner meeting at Cognito's Restaurant in the Ramada Inn. City planners previously outlined long range airport plans at a Sept. 19 joint meeting with the Scottsdale Planning Commission.

Scottsdale Municipal Airport Scottsdale

Portrait Show at Los Arcos Mall Highlights Arts

A singer's portrait is displayed at Los Arcos Mall alongside ceramics wood carvings and jewelry and rug making. Suckow works at Motorola's Mesa facility and is noted in connection with the exhibit.

Los Arcos Mall Suckow Motorola Mesa Janyce Suckow Elvis Presley

Weekend Phoenix crashes claim teen life and spur police probe

A 14 year old Phoenix cyclist was killed at Road Runner Road and Tatum Boulevard in Paradise Valley after riding into a car driven by Susie Shapiro an 18 year old Phoenix resident was injured. In Scottsdale the 18 year old Phillip Burdette was found shot to death on Camelback Mountain the body found near the southeast rim with a .22 caliber revolver nearby. A Scottsdale man James Welch 31 in critical condition after a two car crash at 64th Street and Lafayette Boulevard. Scottsdale School District to tally 206000 in EDA funds for handball courts at Saguaro Chaparral and Coronado High Schools. The special election had 456 votes cast. The funds will be used to construct the courts. The canvassing will be at 1 p.m. at 3811 N. 44th St. District Education Center.

Sheriff's William Ernest Thompson Road Runner Rd Road Runner Tatum Boulevard Paradise Valley Susie B. Shapiro Medlock St Phoenix Scottsdale Camelback Mountain Scottsdale Memorial Hospital James R. Welch Lincoln Drive No. 5 Scottsdale Memorial 64Th Street Lafayette Boulevard Welch Lafayette Brian R. Bergeson Economic Development Administration EDA Saguaro Chaparral Coronado 44Th St Arizona

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John W. Greig Western Engineering, Inc Mr. Burdette John Dr. W.G. Ames Optometrist 2Nd St Suite Associated Press W.W. Rogers P.C E. Thomas Rd 19Th Avenue Bam Singer Bob Johnstone Phillip Alan Burdette N. 68Th St No. 238 Department of Public Safety American Academy OF Nantists The E. Thomas 19Th Ave Sun Denturist Association of Scottsdale Denture Service Granada Rd McDowell Scottsdale Rd N.O.A Member D.A.A
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