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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1974

Page

3

Ford, Schlesinger clash over inflation meeting roles

Defense Secretary Schlesinger warns against cutting defense spending amid inflation while President Ford, delayed by Betty Ford's cancer surgery, plans to address the nation soon. The two day conference yields no single policy, with delegates seeking relief measures and tax changes amid rising prices and unemployment.

Washington UPI James Schlesinger Schlesinger Pentagon Congress Ford Bethesda Naval Hospital Betty Commerce Frederick B. Dent William Waller Mississippi Washington Hilton

Mills questions Ford leadership in grave economic times

Rep. Wilbur Mills says the nation faces one of the gravest economic situations since he has been in Congress and questions President Ford's ability to act. He urges immediate congressional leadership if the President does not act, criticizes the economic summit as disappointing, and warns of double-digit inflation and interest rates.

Little Rock, Ark UPI Wilbur D. Mills D-Ark Congress Ford House Ways and Means Washington Mills Little Rock

Political Round-up outlines education plans in Arizona races

Democratic senatorial candidate Jonathan Marshall calls for top priority to education and expanded aid for special education bilingual programs GI Bill and Head Start. Republican Russ Williams cites rising state support for colleges while candidate Bud Tims pushes sewer regulation. Raul Castro campaign dinner set. Mrs. Bosch defends donations and questions Steiger funding. Dr. John E. McNamara urges interim solar energy council and cites federal act backing solar heating and cooling projects.

Jonathan Marshall United States Marshall Senate Russ Williams Tucson Williams Bud Tims State Corporation Commission Tims Sun City Arizona Corporation Commission Jack Williams John E. McNamara State Senate Solar Energy Council McNamara Congress Morris Udall

Ballot Printing Delayed Pending Court Ruling

Maricopa County officials halt general election ballot printing awaiting a federal court decision on a state straight ticket ban. County Manager Charles W. Miller says the pause follows talks with Recorder Tom Freestone and others, delaying absentee voting start on Oct 3 while ballot applications proceed.

Phoenix Maricopa Charles W. Miller Tom Freestone

Sertomans Meet at Carefree Inn Conference

The Sertoma Club's Arizona fall district conference opened at the Carefree Inn to set goals for the coming year B Dr Riener C Nielson regional director will speak at the Sertoma banquet at 7 PM The organization works to correct speech and hearing disorders nationwide.

Sertoma Club Carefree Inn Riener C. Nielson Sertoma International

Arizona Frustration with FRA Triggers Rail Safety Report

The Arizona Corporation Commission accuses the federal FRA of stalling safety involvement since 1970 and of serving railroad industry interests. It cites accidents, cites a close FRA-Southern Pacific tie, and seeks to curb Southern Pacific speeds on Lordsburg and Gila subdivisions while FRA lacks mandatory speed measurement tools.

Gil Johnson Arizona Corporation Commission Federal Railroad Administration Arizona FRA Corporation Commission Southern Pacific Railroad Southern Pacific Commission Lordsburg Gila Rillito Ariz Ona Arizona ‘Commission Ernest Garfield John W. Ingram

Nixon's Doctors Reject Surgery For Lung Blood Clot

In Long Beach California Nixon's doctors decided against surgery to remove a right lung blood clot. They favor continued anticoagulant therapy noting the clot is small and not immediately dangerous. Nixon remains hospitalized for phlebitis and clot management as described by Dr John Lungren.

Long Beach Calif Richard Nixon Nixon John Lungren

Chaparral Park Pool to Close for Season

Chaparral Park swimming pool will close after this weekend marking the end of the season. It will be open today and Sunday from noon to 6 p.m. and will reopen the first weekend in May.

Chaparral Chaparral Park Community Services Department

Festival of Nations invites entries for fifth annual event

Scottsdale Community Services seeks ethnic and civic groups to participate in a one day event at Eldorado Park on November 17 from noon to 5 p.m. The festival features booth displays with foods crafts and merchandise from around the world plus continuous entertainment an arts and crafts show and an international doll show. For information contact Bill Exham recreation coordinator.

Scottsdale Bill Exham Community Services

Obituary of David W Isom Scottsdale Officer and Vietnam Veteran

David Wayne Isom 26 of 5642 E Presidio Scottsdale died Thursday at St Joseph Hospital from injuries in an auto accident. A Scottsdale police officer and Vietnam War veteran, he was in the Army Reserve Civil Police and a member of the Fraternal Order of Police No 35 and the Franciscan Third Order. Survivors include wife Marcia daughters Kathleen and Amy and his parents Leon and Tsom of Mesa. Rosary Monday and Mass Tuesday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Scottsdale. Burial at St Francis Cemetery. Memorial calls at Messinger Mortuary after Sunday.

David Wayne Isom E. Presidio St. Joseph Hospital Louisville Isom Arizona Scottsdale Order of Police No. 35 Franciscan Third Order Marcia Kathleen Amy Leon W. Tsom Mesa Our Lady of Perpetual Help St. Francis Cemetery

Mrs. Bea Lunn Services Set In Scottsdale

Mrs. Bea Lunn 59 died Friday at Good Samaritan Hospital in Phoenix. Services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Messinger Mortuary Chapel with burial at Paradise Memorial Garden. She lived at 6601 1st Ave and moved to Arizona 15 years ago from Los Angeles. She was active in Democratic clubs and campaigns and belonged to the First Baptist Church in Scottsdale. Survivors include her husband Norton Lunn and her mother Mrs. Della Cumbie.

Bea-Lunn Good Samaritan Hospital Messinger Mortuary Chapel Paradise Memorial Garden Lunn 1St Ave Oklahoma Arizona Los Angeles Democratic Club Adlai Stevenson First Baptist Church Scottsdale Norton Lunn Della Cumbie

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