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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1972
Page
1
Police said the big Israel spy ring planned assassinations of government leaders including Defense Minister Moshe Dayan. Three suspects were arrested after raids. four of those detained were Jewish, the rest Arab. Further arrests possible per authorities.
A bill introduced by Gov Pace would require hospitals or research facilities using acupuncture to report annually to the state legislature on results and standards. The proposal, endorsed by the state medical society, would restrict practice to institutions approved by the State Board of Medical Examiners.
YRs plan a Tuesday talk in West to explore the recall drive. Speakers include Steve Shadege chair of the Facts Against Irresponsible Recalls, Paul Marston Maricopa County Recorder state Senator Hal Runyon and others. They will cover origins of the recall, election mechanics, the Farm Labor Bill and likely outcomes. A supporting spokesman will attend and questions will follow. The event is open to the public.
A Scottsdale tavern operator may face suspension or fine after alleged approval of intoxicated patrons. The case cites improper service on McDowell Road and Meadows area, with three days of alleged violations and potential penalties under local alcohol regulations.
State Senator David Kret of 2420 N. 73rd St. is listed in satisfactory condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after admission for observation. He reports a heart condition is under medical surveillance this morning.
The state corporation commission will hold a hearing on December 28 to prepare for adopting rate increase rules. The rules align state regulations with the Federal Economic Stabilization Act and target public service companies with over 60 employees and annual revenue above 50 million dollars.
SCC will host auditions for The Birthday Party this week in the campus theater. Open to the public with sessions at 7 p.m. tonight 6 p.m. Tuesday and 7 p.m. Wednesday behind the flag pole on the east campus.
Jennifer Leigh Clark twenty died in a Thursday auto crash in Marina Del Rey California while visiting. Services were held at Green Acres Mortuary with burial in Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Born in Florida she moved to Arizona from Anaheim two years ago and worked as a nurses aide in California. She attended Arizona State University and belonged to Kappa Delta sorority and St Barnabas Episcopal Church. Survivors include her parents William and Mrs Clark of Scottsdale.
Clara M. Curtis 95 died Sunday in a local nursing home. Services and burial will be in Goshen Indiana. She was born in Louisiana and moved to the Valley 25 years ago from Goshen. Survivors include son Stanley R. Stage Phoenix and eight great grandchildren. Friends may call at Mercer Mortuary until 8 p.m. today.
Robert McLean Best, 10, died Saturday at his home on 46 W Hayward. Services were held at Messinger Mortuary, with burial to follow in Rockford. He was a fourth grade student at Madison-Meadows Elementary, son of Robert E. Best, a trust officer, and a Scottsdale Charro. Surviving relatives include his grandmother Pauline Ellis Best of Oklahoma City. Memorials are suggested to the March of Dimes.
Authorities identified remains of a Scottsdale couple believed to be in the wrecked Cessna 421 found Saturday on Judson Williams ranch north of Fort Hancock Texas. The plane disappeared October 29 en route from Corpus Christi to Phoenix carrying William E. Carson 45 and his wife Andrea.
Yale City Councilwoman Billie Gentry of Clean Up the Earth decorates a living rooted Christmas tree with husband Warren and son Tom. The tree, planted last year in Eldorado Park, is promoted by CUE to residents to buy living trees rather than cut ones.
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