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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1973
Page
1
The Scottsdale Public Library hosts four films for youths on Saturday at 2 p.m. The titles are Alexander and the Sleep People The Little Engine That Could The Eskimo Sea Hunters and Legend of the Pied Piper. The Eskimo Sea Hunters follows Arctic village life from fishing to trade.
Washington reports four American bombing mistakes in the past two weeks in Cambodia with two blamed on Cambodian ground commanders. A May 5 incident near Veal Show involved Cambodian planes, while Aug. 5 near Neak Luong caused heavy casualties. An Aug. 6 F111 drop failed to detonate over a friendly area. Senator Hughes condemned the raids as a bloodbath ahead of planned halts.
Scottsdale will host a stop on the Bug Line crosstown bus route for ASU students. John Balfour and Ed Sears, funded by 5 000 dollars from the Phoenix City Council and a 15 000 dollar bank loan, plan two buses in bug costumes with free rides for students.
Camelback Hospital Board of Trustees appoints Dr. Stuart M. Gould Jr. medical director. Gould leads the National Association of Private Psychiatric Hospitals and has 20 years in private psychiatry at Mercywood Neuro-Psychiatric Hospital. He earned degrees from the University of Michigan and trained at Ypsilanti State Hospital and Michigan Hospital.
Francis Gerry Frank O Leary 55 longtime locker room steward at Paradise Valley Country Club died Wednesday night at his home 1245 E Avenida Hermosa from a heart attack after a fishing trip in Pinetop He was born in Fredericton New Brunswick joined the club in 1955 as a bartender and earlier played hockey in Canada and served in the Canadian army attaining staff sergeant rank.
O'Leary served with the Army Corps of Engineers in World War II and was a member of Phoenix Elks Lodge 336. Survivors include his wife Grace a daughter Mrs. William Toots Cederlof of Vancouver Island British Columbia and two grandchildren. Friends may call Sunday noon to 9 p.m. in Arcadia Chapel. Funeral Mass set for 9:30 a.m. Monday at the Church of St. Francis Xavier.
Five Phoenix residents including four juveniles were apprehended in Tucson early Thursday and cleared eight auto thefts from Motorola plants. Michael E. Davis, 18, was jailed on auto theft charges. four juveniles were referred to authorities. Some vehicles were recovered, two were wrecked, from Motorola divisions on McDowell Road.
A weather forecast predicts widely scattered thundershowers this afternoon and evening in southeastern Arizona with activity likely to increase statewide Saturday. Temperatures ease from about 80 to 110 today, then near 106 in deserts and 102 with partly cloudy skies Saturday. The Salt River Valley stays near 105 today and 102 on Saturday, with lows around 80 tonight.
A 78 year old retired printer named Frank Charles Steifel was found dead Thursday in his Tempe apartment. Police say he hanged himself with a rope attached to a closet door knob. He was last seen Wednesday afternoon and had been despondent recently. The body was taken to the post mortem laboratory.
United Press International reports Phoenix attorney Gage has quit as Maricopa County Republican chairman effective Sept 15 to focus on his law practice. The likely successor is Charles Lemon, 42, vice chairman and AiResearch engineer.
The Kinney family of Phoenix files a 125000 lawsuit against the U S Public Health Service after Barbara Kinney 19 died Aug 6 1971 at St Luke's Hospital following treatment for a Darvon overdose Attorney Mike Cav ness notes the overdose was treated under a poison control card issued by the Public Health Service and the suit was filed Thursday
The Navajo Nation shows progress but no full agreement yet on employing Indians by utilities. spokesman Thomas Brose said representatives met in Denver with Salt River Project officials and construction firms working on the Page plant.
Search resumed today for the body of Frank Larson a 43 year old Tempe man killed when his light plane plunged into Roosevelt Lake Wednesday His son Jeffery 15 and Victor Miskiel 38 also from Tempe jumped from the aircraft and were saved by a water skier Both were hospitalized in Globe Arizona
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