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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1972
Page
4
William Farr's lawyer says he will appeal the federal judge's denial of a habeas corpus petition that would have freed the reporter. The decision followed Farr's refusal to disclose which Mansot trial attorney leaked court materials.
W A Tony Boyle quits as United Mine Workers president and receives a $50 000 a year pension. Arnold Miller defeats Boyle in the court ordered election and Leonard Pankovich becomes acting leader until Miller takes office. The election followed irregularities in the 1969 race that ended after the Yablonski family murders.
Camelback Hospital re-elected its entire board for a new term starting January. William Shover as chairman, Sheldon Mitchell as vice chairman, Frank J. Dunning as president, T. Richard Gregory M.D. as secretary treasurer, with Dunning serving as hospital administrator. The 89 bed nonprofit psychiatric facility sits at 5055 North 7th Street in Phoenix. State officials criticized revenue sharing rulings and the mayor for funding approaches, calling the issue a gray area that could erode state rights.
Kiva Cocopah 4 H offers eight week knitting courses for fourth and fifth graders at the home of Mrs Thomas Castleberry starting in January. Sessions after school or Monday afternoons, with aims to prepare items for the 4 H Fair at the State Fairgrounds. The program includes oral demonstrations and may lead to County Demonstration Day.
A columnist corrects a prior IRS denial of a senior citizen home sale tax break. If one spouse is over 65 and they lived in the home five of the last eight years, full relief applies for sales under 20 000 dollars, partial relief for higher prices, and the benefit is lifetime. Included is a sample calculation for a 26 000 dollar sale and notes on living trusts and walking for seniors.
A fragment from the Scottsdale Daily Progress presents a December 19, 1972 crossword puzzle with across and down clues and partial answers. Entries mention themes like animals, objects, and positions, including hints to vegetable and tool terms among the grid.
Readable puzzle fragments include terms like Doctrine New Deal abbr and Barracuda with scattered clues such as Bishopric Liars and Great Lake. The OCR offers partial entries showing a mix of definitions and letter groupings without coherent theme or complete clues.
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