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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1970
Page
1
Scottsdale police seek a man who allegedly tried to abduct a 43 year old Paradise Valley woman in the library lot Thursday night. She said he pointed a pistol, pushed her briefly, and fled south as she moved toward the library. He is described as about 30, 5-11, 230 pounds, with a ruddy complexion, wearing an Army fatigue hat and khaki shirt.
A gunman about 50 years old and armed with a blue steel automatic robbed an Arizona Bank branch at 12 45 p m Thursday. He forced employees to the rear area of the building and rifled two tellers cages and a drive in window cage before fleeing on foot. Police hunt the suspect.
Bernard A Graham born in London England and longtime president of Sunbeam Corporation died at his Paradise Valley home at age 70. He lived at 5702 N 55th Pl and moved from Chicago nine years ago. He served in World War I, helped found Northwestern University medical aid loan program, and held roles at MacNeal Hospital. Services Saturday at Green Acres Mortuary with interment there. Family requests donations to American Cancer Society. Survivors include wife Angela K a daughter Annette Emright of Hinsdale Illinois a son Dr John Graham of Winnetka Ill a brother two sisters and eight grandchildren.
A blow torch dropped by a plumber ignited a trash pile and caused damage estimated around two dollars. The Rural Fire Department used three gallons of water to extinguish the blaze at 2:17 p.m. on the foot bridge behind Yavapai School.
In Phoenix the Arizona House faced a rare filibuster attempt over HB212 as Rep. Scott Alexander pressed questions delaying action on a bill requiring cities to acquire rural land to access water. Rep. Stan Turley pushed the measure, while many members left the floor provoking an urban rural clash. The debate stretched toward adjournment as majority leader Burton Barr sought to retain the bill on the calendar.
The U S government reports March unemployment at 4.4 percent the highest since August 1965. Household and seasonal factors show 3 733 million people seeking work, with a seasonal boost of 230 000. Officials note adults especially women faced higher joblessness amid anti inflation policies and economic slowdown.
A burglary at an ASU student's apartment on 4995 N. 73rd St. between 1 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. Thursday stole a $150 stereo tape player and about $630 worth of tapes. Entry was through a kitchen window and items were moved out the front door in several trips, leaving five tapes behind.
Neighbors report a near miss as a 1970 Plymouth Roadrunner drove past, swerved toward four witnesses including Stanford in the 6700 block of Palm Lane. The car returned, ran onto the sidewalk, and fled. license traced to a Phoenix resident. No arrests yet. Also noted, the Daily Mail raised price to six cents.
Former Dominican president Juan Bosch, ousted by the armed forces in 1963, will return to Santo Domingo. The plan follows years of exile and political activity abroad, with Bosch poised to rejoin the Dominican scene.
A strange and bewildering day with moods swinging between patience and quarrels. Aries should focus on home and obligations while Taurus cooperates to understand and complete tasks. Gemini urged to keep promises and discuss at home. Moon Children urged to avoid anger and work with enthusiasm. Virgo advised to help an emotional partner while Libra handles responsibility to improve public image. Scorpio may join conferences. Sagittarius to heed experts on government matters. Capricorn urged to invest. Aquarius to pursue sound opportunities and adjust at home. Pisces should arrange early appointments and show true care to a shy mate.
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