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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1975

Page

2

Ford dedicates FBI headquarters and urges rule of law

President Ford dedicates the FBI's new 126 million headquarters on Pennsylvania Avenue and calls for renewed commitment to the rule of law and equal justice. Attorney General Levi and FBI Director Kelley join a ceremony for about 1,600 attendees honoring J Edgar Hoover's legacy.

Washington Ford FBI America White House Pennsylvania Avenue Edward H. Levi Clarence M. Kelley Congress Hoover Calvin Coolidge Capitol

Rudd urges state vote on government unions

Maricopa County Supervisor Eldon Rudd called for a statewide initiative on collective bargaining for public employees. He urged voters to decide in the next statewide election, cautioning that binding arbitration weakens elected officials over salaries and budgets. He cited public safety risks if rank and file workers strike over grievances.

Maricopa County Eldon Rudd Scottsdale

Baskin-Robbins robbed of 125 dollars in Scottsdale

A man 25 to 30 wearing dark glasses robbed the Baskin Robins on 1408 N Scottsdale Rd on a Monday afternoon. He handed a note demanding money and implied a gun with his hand in his shirt. He fled on foot after taking $125. Police stated the owner Jim L Hixenbaugh reported the cash was taken from the register.

Baskin-Robbins i N. Scottsdale Rd Jim L. Hixenbaugh Scottsdale Hixenbaugh

Supervisors approve two zoning cases in Scottsdale area

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors backed two rezoning requests after planning commission support. Jerry Nelson seeks to rezone 4.8 acres in Pinnacle Peak Paradise at Pinnacle Peak and Pima Roads for commercial use for Simmons Oil Co offices. Camelback Inn at Lincoln Drive gains approval to add banquet space, relocate rooms and managers facilities, and build five tennis courts with more hotel and recreation facilities planned.

Maricopa Jerry Nelson Pinnacle Peak Paradise Subdivision Pinnacle Peak and Pima Roads Marriott Lincoln Drive Nelson Simmons Oil Co Camelback Inn

Arizona News Roundup From Associated Press Wires

Brief dispatches compiled from AP wires covering Arizona events. Includes city updates, traffic notes, local government actions, and community notices from Phoenix Tucson and flagstaff with dates and key figures.

Arizona House Leader calls for unemployment fund review

Arizona House Minority Leader Craig Davids of Coolidge urged a review of the unemployment compensation fund administration after a Department of Economic Security official suggested raising employer taxes to finance the fund.

Coolidge Arizona Craig Davids Davids Dcoolidge Department of Economic Security

Gov Castro backs parkway plan and federal funding

Gov Raul H. Castro endorsed urban parkways in Phoenix and Tucson on Monday and urged Congress to broaden interstate fund uses to cover such projects. He said the objective is to secure federal legislation expanding the uses of interstate funds.

Phoenix Tucson Raul H. Castro Castro

Arizona Fluoridation Hearing Promised by Health Official

Acting director of the State Department of Health Services promises a full and fair hearing from the people of Arizona before fluoridation regulations are enforced. Dr. Suzanne Dandoy notes the state has authority to enforce such rules but emphasizes the need for public hearings prior to implementation.

Phoenix State Department of Health Services Arizona Suzanne Dandoy

Arizona Firefighters Move Toward Binding Arbitration

More than 6,200 law officers and firefighters in Arizona may organize to seek binding arbitration in wage bargaining, according to Arthur Apodaca of the Tucson Firefighters Union. A preliminary meeting was held Saturday in Phoenix to discuss the move.

Tucson Arizona Arthur Apodaca Phoenix

Rhodes Praises Udall Over National Campaign Efforts

Arizona Republican Rep. John J. Rhodes commends Democratic Rep. Morris Udall for a strong national presidential campaign showing. Rhodes predicts Udall could surge if he wins the New Hampshire primary next March.

Washington Morris K. Udall Arizona John J. Rhodes Udall Rhodes New Hampshire

City water and sewer workers seek talks with Aleshire

A group of disgruntled water and sewer workers says it wants a meeting with City Manager Franklin D. Aleshire to discuss grievances. The Service Workers Association Local 1297 reports a majority of workers have joined, citing issues beyond pay such as working conditions and safety, plus lack of communication with management.

City Water and Sewer Franklin D. Aleshire The Service Workers Association Local 1297 Dell Clewley Glewley Clewley Pima Road McDonald Drive

million citizens left out of jobless rate statistics

A private study by Willard Wirtz and Harold Goldstein argues that over 1 million Americans have left the labor force or remain underemployed and are not counted in official unemployment figures. The report, for the National Manpower Institute, says the official rate omits those seeking full time work or living under the poverty level.

Washington Labor Willard Wirtz Labor Department Harold Goldstein National Manpower Institute Treasury William E. Simon

Heart disease top Arizona killer in 1974 report

Arizona fatality data show heart disease as the state's leading cause of death in 1974. The State Health Services Bureau notes 82 percent of deaths were from heart disease with cancer and stroke following, while Arizona's combined rate for heart disease cancer and stroke was 467 per 100 000 versus 619 per 100 000 nationwide.

Phoenix Arizona State Department of Health Services Department’s Bureau of Management Information

Bricklin founder warns of total loss on $2 million bet

Malcolm Bricklin says General Vehicle Corp plans to file for federal bankruptcy reorganization as New Brunswick forces Bricklin Canada into receivership after default on $7 million. GVI, distributor of the $10,000 Bricklin sports car, faced asset seizures by Canada Permanent Trust bank for First Pennsylvania Bank.

Malcolm Bricklin General Vehicle Corp GVI Bricklin Earnest Pee Canada Permanent Trust Bank First Pennsylvania Bank Government of New Brunswick Canada Bricklin Canada Valley National Bank Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

Learning Disabilities Forum Set for Saturday in Phoenix

The Sixth Annual Forum on Learning Disabilities will be held Saturday at the Adams Hotel in Phoenix. Sponsored by the Arizona Optometrics Association, the forum features Louis Bates Ames Ph D psychologist and Gesell Institute co founder, Paul Duvnn M D Loyola University Chicago pediatrician and medical director at Chicago Center for Achievement for Human Potential, and William Vincett O D Pittsburgh optometrist and clinical associate in the Optometric Extension Program. Registration begins at 8 a.m.

Adams Hotel Phoenix Arizona Optometrics Association Louis Bates Ames Gesell Institute of Child Development Paul Duvnn Loyola University of Chicago Chicago Center For Achievement For William Vincett Pittsburgh Optometrist

Obituary for Harriette A Olson

Harriette Ann Olson, 67, dies at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. in Paradise Chapel. She formerly owned Olson Professional Drugs at 16th Street and McDowell. Born in Cleveland, she lived in the Valley 31 years and belonged to Valley Presbyterian Church. Survivors: sons Dean and John of Phoenix, sister Elizabeth Geshner of New Jersey, three grandchildren.

Harriette Ann Olson Paradise Chapel E. Indian School Rd Olson 16Th Street McDowell Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Cleveland Ohio The Valley Valley Presbyterian Church 71St St Dean John Phoenix Elizabeth Geshner New Jersey

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Rudd Baskin-Robbins Associated Press Ter Aleshire Tom Moore Association Simon Treasury Department House Ways and Means Committee Treasury United Edwin H. Yeo Mon Stetson Drive Bricklin Automobile Manufacturing Organization Company Ariced Scottsdale Police Department Learning Disabilities Forum Harriette A. Olson Valley Bank VNB Aln Yt Mazatlan W. Scottsdale RD Ortar Scottsdale Rd
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