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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1972

Page

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Woman robbed at knifepoint in Phoenix mall lot

Police seek a young black male about 20 after he robbed Maxine J. Ryciak in the Los Arcos Mall parking lot at 9 30 pm. He threatened with a three inch knife and forced her to surrender a gold ring valued at 3000 a five opal ring 400 a watch 25 cash five dollars and the purse and contents.

Phoenix Los Arcos Mall Maxine J. Ryciak N. Scottsdale Rd Sears 74Th Street Bellview Drive

Pet shop owner to appeal fine in Scottsdale case

Ron Hartman owner of Tropical Treasures at 2234 N Scottsdale Rd was convicted on two misdemeanor counts for illegally possessing a walking catfish and a freshwater stingray. Justice of the Peace James Mitchell imposed a $220 fine and non jury trial followed testimony by Tom Barnes of the Arizona Game and Fish Department. Hartman plans an appeal.

Scottsdale Justice of the Peace James Mitchell Ron Hartman Tropical Treasures Scottsdale Rd Mitchell Arizona Game and Fish Department Tom Barnes Game and Fish Department

Airlines Strike Called Off in Italy Grounded Flights Narrowly Avoided

Unions cancelled a 24 hour strike by ground and flight technicians of Alitalia Itavia and SAM after a night long meeting with Labor Minister Carlo Donat Cattin. The walkout had begun at midflight and threatened most domestic services.

Rome UPI Alitalia Labor Carlo Donat- Cattin Itavia Societa Aerea Mediterranea

Reds Press An Loc Break as Saigon Bombers Strike

North Vietnamese troops stormed An Loc and Lai Khe in heavy tank led assaults with antiaircraft fire hindering rescues. U.S. B52s and fighters pounded targets while Cambodia saw Kompong Tra Bek fall and 450 defenders killed or captured. In Saigon area battle losses included 1,002 South Vietnamese dead and 63 wounded with 12 Americans killed the prior week.

Saigon UPI An Loc Lai Khe Leon Daniel Ross Franklin U.S An Toc Cambodia Kompong Tra‘bek Phnom Penh U. S North Vietnamese Panhandle Hanoi USS Command Highway 1 Kompong Trabek Takauk Prasoth Chiphou Highway 13

Safe-driving road rally planned for Phoenix Saturday

An Explorer safe driving road rally will be held Saturday in Phoenix at Heard Scout Pueblo. The 125 mile course tests driving discipline and schedule adherence. About 75 entries are expected. The event runs from noon to 6 pm with a swim party, barbecue dinner, and awards.

Heard -Scout Pueblo 20Th Street East Dobbins Road Phoenix John T. Hansen Theodore Roosevelt Scout Council Hansen Exploring Boy Scouts of America

Valley Fever in Dogs Topic Lecture at Pueblo Elementary

Dr. Raymond Reed of the University of Arizona will discuss Valley fever in dogs at 8 p.m. Friday at Pueblo Elementary School 6320 N 82nd. The Phoenix-Scottsdale Terrier Club sponsors the event.

Raymond Reed University of Arizona Pueblo Elementary School 82Nd

Arizona Supreme Court Upholds Murder Conviction Term

The Arizona Supreme Court upheld the 15 to 20 year prison sentence for Steven Caruthers who killed his girlfriend Leandra Fowler in a Yuma motel last May. The court rejected his claim of insufficient malice evidence.

Phoenix UPI Steven Caruthers Arizona Supreme Court High Caruthers Leandra Fowler Yuma

Progress Named Bell Award Winner At Arizona Education Event

The Scottsdale Daily Progress earns its eighth Bell Award from the Arizona Education Association at a Ramada Inn dinner in Tucson. KDOT faces recognition along with Pat McElfresh one of four $50 writing and photography prizes for school coverage.

Scottsdale Daily Progress Arizona Education Association Ramada Inn Tucson Scottsdale KDOT AEA Pat McElfresh McElfresh Progress Mesa Tribune

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