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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1975
Page
5
John G. Freeman, 45, was found guilty of the 1971 massacre of seven members of the Bentley family in east Phoenix. The jury ordered life in prison. sentence formalized May 27 by Judge C Kimball Rose. Prosecution argued motive revenge. defense urged insanity.
Washington Congress considers two key measures this summer affecting the meat sector. Rep Neal Smith of Iowa proposes banning packers and grocery chains from fattening cattle in feedlots to curb price depressions for independent cattlemen, citing a 1966 Agriculture Department study. A second bill would require bonds from packers to protect farmers selling livestock after American Beef Packers faced unpaid cattle and hog payments.
Bird dog owners are invited to a free training clinic Saturday at 3 p.m. hosted by the Desert German Shorthaired Pointer Club. The event, four miles west of Scottsdale Road on Pinnacle Peak Road, two miles east of Cave Creek Road, requests attendees come without dogs. demonstrations will feature dogs at various training stages led by professional trainer Bill West.
Local and state leaders pressed for broader say in water management criticizing federal agencies for fragmented rules and rigid EPA programs. Panelists warned of rising water prices, scarce supplies for energy and agriculture, and urged local governments to lead floodplain use and fair allocation while noting weak grant records and red tape.
Italians commemorated the 30th anniversary of the April 25 1945 revolt against Nazis and Fascists with ceremonies. The holiday occurred amid street violence that killed three people in ten days, with leftists blaming neo-Fascist provocateurs and criticizing the government for tolerance. Francesco De Martino warned Fascism remains a merciless enemy.
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