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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1970
Page
1
Scottsdale police investigate three burglaries including Yavapai School where a window was broken on the north wall between 1 p.m. Wednesday and 6 45 a m Thursday. Principal and secretary desks were ransacked and money from coin machines and a vault room was taken.
The Arizona Supreme Court will hear arguments on Tuesday regarding a petition by William Lycurgus Bigham 36 seeking to prohibit license suspensions based on an affidavit used when a drunken driving suspect refuses a blood alcohol test The petitioner argues the affidavit lacks factual basis for DUI conclusions and the process may violate due process rights The Maricopa County Superior Court previously ruled the procedure complied with implied consent law and did not infringe constitutional rights
Firemen extinguished a brush fire reported at 4995 N Scottsdale Rd on Thursday at 2 18 p m in oleander bushes. About fifty gallons of water were needed to put out the blaze.
Street maintenance duties shift as Jack Bushnell moves to Scottsdale's engineering department. Dan Raby Glen Carroll take street sweeping and construction supervision, while Dick Brown oversees striping signs and signal maintenance.
The PATCO strike enters its 10th day with little sign of ending as government and union leaders fail to sway members. FAA surveys show no return-to-work trend while flights remain canceled or delayed in the Chicago to New York to Washington corridor. Judge Hart’s mediation included promises not to press contempt charges and a call for locals to urge workers back, but Atlanta and other areas resist.
A 13 year old Scottsdale girl reported a man exposed himself while she waited for her brother in Frontier Town Shopping Center at about 740 pm. The sister saw the act and her brother, who witnessed from inside a store, called police. The suspect, about 45, five feet tall with light brown hair, wore a white shirt and light pants.
Harold W Morely 77 died Thursday at Country Manor Nursing Home in Scottsdale. He lived at 8314 E Osborn and was born in Easton Pennsylvania. An industrial engineer for the Navy for 30 years, he was a Masonic Lodge member in Pocatello Idaho. Services at Green Acres Mortuary with interment at Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Visitation tonight. Survivors include wife Lulu two sons Philip and Richard two daughters Mary Jane Shanks Jennie Lou Rackham one sister Florence Benton 12 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Dolores V Goodline 35 died Wednesday in Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Services Saturday at 10 am at Green Acres Mortuary with interment at Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Visitation tonight 7 to 9. Born in Chicago Illinois she lived in Scottsdale five years coming from Worth Indiana. She was an elementary teacher in Chicago and at Abiding Savior Lutheran Church and taught at Day Care Centers of America. Survived by husband Donald J a son Donald D both of Scottsdale and mother Mrs Gladys Greenewalt of Murphy North Carolina.
A Japanese Red Army splinter group freed 103 hostages from a Japan Airlines Boeing 727 after 83% hours of peril aboard the hijacked aircraft. The plane diverted to Pyongyang with parliamentary vice minister Shinjiro Yamamura among freed crew and passengers. North Korea later reneged on promises to return the plane or release the hijackers.
Edward R Murrow's library and personal papers have been donated to Tufts University for a new Edward R Murrow Center of Public Diplomacy. The collection includes films audio tapes and manuscripts from his broadcasts and correspondence with Sir Winston Churchill.
A 17 year old Scottsdale juvenile was arrested near 2200 North Scottsdale Road after police found a parcel of marijuana hidden under a box. A switchblade was found during the search and the youth was turned over to the County Detention Home.
The text argues the car pays for itself after purchase by achieving about 26 miles per gallon and using oil pints instead of quarts plus an air cooled engine. It emphasizes rear engine placement for better push effects and reduced tow-pull, aiming to return more of the initial investment at trade-in time than most owners.
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