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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1973

Page

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Two arrested at boondocks wedding on drug charges

Deputies booked Burna J. Hall and Margaret A. Taylor into Mesa City Jail after a wedding at Sycamore Creek near Beeline Highway. Hall faced possession of peyote while Taylor was charged with possession of marijuana. The wedding of Ann Chonan and Bryan Ward drew about 40 to 50 young celebrants.

Boondocks Mesa City Sycamore Creek Boulder Mountain Beeline Burna J. Hall Clarkdale Margaret A. Taylor Jerome East Mesa State Department of Game and Fish Hall Taylor Ann Chonan Paradise Valley Bryan Ward Phoenix

Lumber theft at Cave Creek school under construction

The Maricopa County sheriff’s office investigates the theft of lumber valued at 616 dollars from an elementary school site in Cave Creek. Deputies report 2,800 two by fours belonging to Deem Construction Co of Phoenix were taken and truck tracks were found at the site.

Cave Creek

Singapore Leader Lee at White House Talks with Nixon

Singapore Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew spent hours at the White House meeting President Nixon and was guest of honor at a dinner. Kissinger sat in on much of the discussions as Washington pledged an active, constructive role in Asia and the Pacific.

Washington UPI Singapore Lee Kuan Yew White House Nixon Lee United States Asia and the Pacific Pagisx Henry A. Kissinger

Nixon urges pension reform to boost workers retirement security

President Nixon asked Congress to pass pension legislation that expands tax breaks for personal retirement accounts and strengthens vesting rules. He proposed tripling deductible employer retirement contributions to 7000 dollars yearly and allowing workers to deduct up to 1500 dollars for savings, with employer deductions limited by the worker’s deduction. He outlined two bills, the Retirement Benefits Tax Act and the Employe Benefits Protection Act, aiming to guarantee vesting for workers by age fifty or years in plan combined.

Washington UPI Nixon Congress America

Obituary of Glenn Snyder Former KOY owner

Obituary for Glenn Snyder 81 former KOY Phoenix owner died Tuesday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services set for 10 a.m. Thursday at Messinger Mortuary with cremation. He formerly lived at 4800 N 68th St and came from Chicago where he was a Station WLS executive. Survived by wife Helen B two daughters Marjorie Maxwell Milwaukee and Shirley Graffis Wilmette six grandchildren and one great grandchild.

Glenn Snyder KOY Phoenix Messinger Mortuary Indian School Rd Mr. Snyder 68Th St Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Scottsdale Chicago Station WLS Missouri The Shrine Helen B Marjorie Maxwell Milwaukee Shirley Graffis Wilmette, Ill

Mrs Evelyn M Jones 54 Died in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital

Evelyn M Jones 54 of Scottsdale died Tuesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after moving from Muskegon Michigan in 1961. She was born in Farmington Illinois and attended Knox College. Survived by husband Thomas F two sons Bruce T San Diego Phillip C Scottsdale a daughter Miranda B Jones Gulfport Mississippi and her mother Rebie Goomer Scottsdale. Cremation arranged by Messinger Mortuary. Memorials to St Vincent de Paul Society Phoenix.

Evelyn M., Jones Scottsdale Muskegon Mich Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Jones E. Crestwood Way Farmington, Ill Knox College Galesburg Thomas F Bruce T San Diego Phillip C Miranda B. Jones Gulfport, Miss Rebie Goomer

Services Held For Maxine Maxwell Markert In Scottsdale

Mrs Maxine Maxwell Markert 71 of Scottsdale died Monday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. She came from South Africa six years ago and was a Philadelphia native. Cremation followed services at Messinger Mortuary. She leaves husband Philip M Markert son Philip Jr of Alpine New Jersey a brother in California and five grandchildren.

Maxine Maxwell Markert Scottsdale South Africa Messinger Mortuary E. Indian School Rd

Mrs. Ella S. Nolan Dies at 74 in Mesa Hospital

Ella S. Nolan a 74 year old native of Kentucky who moved to the Valley from Cheyenne Wyoming 28 years ago died Tuesday at Mesa General Hospital. She was a retired registered nurse residing at 5301 East Thomas Road. Survivors include a nephew in Cheyenne. Gibbons Mortuary of Mesa arranged for services and burial in Cheyenne.

Ella S. Nolan Kentucky Valley Cheyenne Wyo Mesa General Hospital Gibbons Mortuary Mesa

Slay Suspect Indicted in Scottsdale Teens’ Killings

Shawn Jensen 25 of Phoenix indicted by a county grand jury on two murder charges in the deaths of James Burgoyne 19 and Kathy Roger 17 found dead near Saguaro Lake north of Scottsdale. Jensen reported finding the bodies March 10 and was arrested April 4. Indictment moves arraignment to Superior Court, held without bond.

Phoenix UPI Scottsdale Area Shawn Jensen James Burgoyne Kathy Roger Saguaro Lake Jensen East Mesa

Motorola cited for $7.7 million Navy contract award

Motorola Inc Government Electronics Division in Scottsdale received a $7.7 million U S Navy contract for continued production of Mark 45 target detecting device shroud assemblies and spare parts. Work will be done at Scottsdale with current personnel and marks Motorola's fourth contract in this program including design pilot and initial production stages.

Motorola Inc Scottsdale John Rhodes R-Ariz Ralph Elsner Motorola Elsner

Resuscitation Class Tonight At Navajo School

A two hour CPR course sponsored by the Maricopa County Health Association will be offered tonight and next Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Navajo School. The free sessions end at 9 30 p m and are limited to adults. Instruction covers heart massage for heart ailments and strokes.

Maricopa County Health Association

Famed pilot Col. Clarence Young dies at 84 in Sedona

Arizona: Col. Clarence Marshall Young, aviation hall of fame member with Civil Air License No. 2, died Tuesday in Cottonwood of natural causes at 84. A World War I bomber pilot and former prisoner in Italy, he directed the Philadelphia Centennial and later led aeronautics for the U.S. Commerce Department, certifying the Spirit of St. Louis for Lindbergh.

Sedona Col Clarence Marshall Young Aviation Hall of Fame U.S Young Cottonwood Italy Philadelphia U.S. Department of Commerce

Public Hearing Set on APS Rate Increases

Arizona Public Service Co. seeks rate hikes averaging 5 percent with a June 12 hearing before the Arizona Corporation Commission. The company says higher income is needed to achieve the 6.75 percent annual return approved last year.

Phoenix Arizona Public Service Co Arizona Corporation Commission Commission

Supreme Court declines case on breath test refusal

Phoenix. The State Supreme Court on Tuesday refused to take jurisdiction in a case where a suspect refused a breath test after a drunken driving stop. The state later conceded the defendant, Schuler Billings Miller of Cave Creek, was not drunk.

Phoenix State Supreme Court Schuler Billings Miller Cave Creek

Minister Arrested for Cocaine Sales in Phoenix

Rev. K. W. Prevost, a Phoenix minister, was arrested on charges of selling cocaine to undercover agents. Bureau of Narcotics official Phil Jordan said Prevost sold a half pound of cocaine and had sold heroin and cocaine on two other occasions.

Phoenix K. W. Prevost Phil Jordan Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Prevost Jordan

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