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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1973

Page

7

Faith healer death leads to manslaughter charges in California

Lawrence Parker and wife Alice face involuntary manslaughter and child endangerment charges after their 11 year old son Wesley died from diabetes without insulin following a faith healer's laying on of hands. Police describe the Parkers as unemotional as they await trial in Barstow.

San Bernardino Calif UPI Lawrence Parker Edward Burke Barstow Parkers Parker NASA Alice Wesley

Rhino encounter ends in dropped charges for two Washington youths

Two 20 year olds Michael DiGuiseppe and Timothy Carey faced charges for petting a rhinoceros at the National Zoo. The case was dismissed after they pledged to donate 25 each to the zoo and promise not to pet animals again.

Washington UPI Michael DiGuiseppe Timothy Carey National Zoo Michael Perl Perl U.S

Passersby Rescue Family From Burning Camper

Three men responded to a camper crash near Pasco Washington when it overturned and propane tanks exploded trapping Mr and Mrs Edmund Jackson and their three children. The rescuers Pat Thompson Carl Brown and Eugene Plumb pried the jammed doors and freed the family. Officials praised the trio for preventing a deadly outcome.

Pasco Wash UPI Washington State Patrol Edmund Jackson Spokane Here Pat Thompson Carl Brown Sandpoint Idaho Eugene Plumb Jacksons

Soap box derby cheater uncle charged in Colorado case

Boulder District Attorney Alex Hunter charged Robert Lange Sr a prominent ski boot maker with two counts of contributing to the delinquency of a minor for advising his nephew James Gronen to install a magnetic device to win the 1973 Akron derby Gronen won but was disqualified and lost a 7500 scholarship Hunter said no charges against the boy will be filed Ohio prosecutors will assist in the case.

U.S National Zoo Per Boulder Colo UPI Alex Hunter Lange James Gronen Hunter Gronen Colorado Ohio Summit County Stephen Gabalac

Doomed Bolivian inmate asks for drink before execution

Melquiades Suxo 54 faces firing squad for raping and killing a four year old girl in Bolivia. He says his last wish is to get drunk and that his two convicted children be pardoned. The daughter 16 and son 14 received prison terms for complicity in the 1972 crime.

LA Paz Bolivia UPI Melquiades Suxo Cristuma Zamani

Kay Medford Defends Creatively in Bridge Column

Kay Medford, TV and stage actress, stars in Warren Ohio and analyzes a bridge hand where she declines a routine spade continuation and instead signals with a heart nine while holding back in spades. Her defense locks the declarer in dummy, showcasing thoughtful play over memorized responses.

Kay Medford Dean Martin Barbra Streisand Warren Ohio John Kenley Kay Declarer West East Heart

Keeping Healthy Avoid unneeded x ray doses

Marion Wells advises reducing diagnostic X ray exposure from medical and dental sources. She cites potential health and genetic risks, notes possible one tenth of current medical X ray dose with no loss of benefit, and urges questioning necessity, especially for women of childbearing age and children.

United States Karl Z. Morgan International Radiation Protection Association Morgan U.S. Public Health Service National Academy of Sciences The American Dental Association

DPS to Increase Patrols During Labor Day Holiday

DPS plans heavy patrolling over the Labor Day weekend with Col. L H Robertson stating all uniformed personnel will be on duty. Ten radar units will monitor highways and motorcycles will patrol heavy traffic zones, with ten additional motorcycles ordered and officers to be trained.

Phoenix UPS Department of Public Safety L.H. Robertson Robertson DPS

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