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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1977

Page

2

Cities extend bus line funds for ASU students

Scottsdale and Phoenix councils agreed to fund another month of Route 22 to Tempe through Oct 31 and consider funding through June. About 300 students use the bus, with costs projected at 15 500 for six months or 11 000 if a 50 cent fare is adopted. Associated Students plans to appeal to the Arizona Board of Regents in October to join funding.

Scottsdale Northeast Phoenix Arizona State University Phoenix Phoenix Transit Tempe Associated Students ASU Arizona Board of Regents Timothy Bray Doug McNeal McNeal

Obituary for Angelita Tapia Montano age 63

Angelita Tapia Montano 63 died last Friday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Born in Mexico she moved to the Valley 61 years ago and last lived at 807 N 77th St. Survivors include her husband Alex C and 10 children. Rosary at 8 p m Friday at Angelita Paderez home Guadalupe with Mass at 8 a m Saturday Our Lady of Guadalupe Church Guadalupe. Interment Guadalupe Cemetery. Arrangements Messinger Mortuary.

Angelita Paderez E. Encinas St Guadalupe Angelita Tapia Montano Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Mexico Our Lady of Guadalupe Church San Angelo Guadalupe Cemetery

Adele M Miller obituary notes Scottsdale ties and Ohio roots

Adele M Miller 87 former Scottsdale resident died Tuesday at Crestview Lodge. Born in Ohio she taught in Ohio 42 years moved to the Valley seven years ago living in Scottsdale five and Phoenix two years. Survived by brother Jerome Miller Scottsdale and sister Lee Miller Phoenix. Service 7:30 p.m. today at Messinger Mortuary chapel 7601 E Indian School Rd with Mass 9 a.m. Thursday at St Maria Goretti Church 8332 E Edwards Ave interment Paradise Memorial Gardens visitation 5 to 9 p.m. today.

Adele M. Miller Scottsdale Crestview Lodge Ohio Miss Miller Phoenix Maryland Ave Ohio State University St. Maria Goretti Church Jerome Miller Lee Miller Messinger Mortuary Indian School Rd St. Maria Goretti Edwards Ave Paradise Memorial Gardens

Adamson Confesses Cocaine Link In Don Bolles Case

The former wife of John Harvey Adamson testified that he obtained cocaine in Phoenix, during cross examination in a case tied to the murdered reporter Don Bolles. The testimony comes as the case’s context links Adamson to his drug habits.

Phoenix John Harvey Adamson Don Bolles Adamson Mickey Clifton Mary Adamson Adair Dunlap Paul Smith

Rug Gift Elway from First National Bank to SCC Library

The Alexander Smith Co. wove a mural rug presented to the college by the First National Bank of Arizona. The rug will hang in the SCC library as a commemorative gift.

Senate Endless Night Fight Over Natural Gas Pricing

The Senate, in its first all-night session since the Civil Rights Act battle, remains deadlocked over natural gas pricing. Democratic Leader Byrd struggles to end the filibuster led by Abourezk and Metzenbaum, as 500 amendments are forced to roll calls. An unrelated amendment allowing high price gas sales to shift to crude oil was approved 74 to 18.

Washington Senate Robert C. Byrd Byrd West Virginia Bennett Johnston D-La Alaska President Carter James Abourezk D-S.d Howard Metzenbaum Ohio

Scottsdale students among 206 admitted to Arizona Bar

Fifteen Scottsdale law students are among 206 candidates set for admission to the State Bar of Arizona on Oct. 8 after passing the July 2022 exam. A total of 414 candidates took the test, with John R. Cunningham and 14 others named as successful Scottsdale entrants.

Scottsdale Law State Bar of Arizona Arizona Supreme Court G. David Gage Bar Scottsdale John R. Cunningham William H. Finnegan Barbara M. Jarrett Joseph S. Kelly Jr Kathleen D. Masters James

Knievel Hearing Delayed In Assault Case

Evel Knievel faced court today as his arraignment was postponed to October twelve. Attorney Paul Caruso said Knievel is not ready to plead. Saltman, 46, TV executive and author of a Knievel book, was hospitalized with a broken arm and wrist after the alleged baseball bat attack.

Los Angeles Evel Knievel Paul Caruso Knievel Linda Sheldon Saltman Saltman

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