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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1973

Page

6

Holiday deer attack spurs Fort Smith man rescue

In Kay Rogers Park Fort Smith Oklahoma gas electric retiree Hope and his wife faced a mad deer that charged twice in their yard. Patrolman Johnny Rollins fired three times to stop the buck after it injured both men. Both men treated and released from hospital.

Fort Smith, Ark UPI Louis S Kay Rogers Park Hope Johnny Rollins Fort Smith Rollins Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co

American executive Charles Hayes kidnapped in Argentina

Kidnappers abducted McKee Tecsa construction manager Charles Hayes in La Plata, demanding 500000 dollars for his release. Hayes, 51, had lived in Argentina six years and was seized on his way to a port site. no claim of responsibility yet from ERP.

Buenos Aires API Charles Hayes Hayes McKee Tecsa Argentina la Plata U.S McKee Cleveland Swissair Red Star Schmid Victor Samuelson Samuelson Esso Revolutionary Justice Exxon

John Ringo Gunman Honored With Turkish Creek Marker

In Cochise County local historians and highway workers dedicate a six foot marker at Turkey Creek Canyon for John Ringo aka Johnney Ringgold. The site notes his death at 38 from a bullet to the temple and credits Buckskin Frank Leslie with the shooting. Visitors follow Route 666 to State Route 181 to view the monument.

Arizona Johnney Ringgold John Ringo Tombstone Wyatt Earp Dodge City Marshall Ringo Turkey Creek Chiricahua Mountains West Cochise County Buckskin Frank Leslie Turkey Creek Canyon Leslie Highway Department Ervin Bond Jack Hendrickson Ray Yourfy Joe Shannon Jim McLendon Jim Welsh Dave Haygood Elias Cabargo Ralph Velasco U.S. Forest Service Bond Geronimo Sanizona Chiricahua National Monument West Turkey Creek

Legal Way Stockholder Can See Firm’s Books

A stockholder may inspect corporate books through proper legal channels without personally appearing. If the president obstructs, the stockholder can seek a court order or compel production via counsel. Representatives may conduct the examination if authorized by proper proxy or court permission.

E.J. Denison J.D St. Louis Missouri Weier Aimonette Florida

Not taking a finesse in national card hand

In a national tournament Peter Pender of San Francisco tied the hand after a standard bidding sequence. North overcalled with spades, West refrained from a four level bid after East passed, illustrating the wisdom of avoiding a finesse.

Peter Pender San Francisco

Pender Coup Overlooks Finesse In Bridge Hand

In a bridge contest West led diamonds then clubs as declarer avoided a risky spade finesse. By deferring spades to protect the contract, Pender benefited when East won a forced spade lead, triggering a successful coup. Analysts note the exact distribution was critical and applaud the competent play.

West Declarer East Pender

Quakers urge Nixon to resign over Quaker ties

The Stamford Greenwich Friends Society asks President Richard Nixon to resign citing his Quaker background. Carl Hollander said the 19 member executive committee approved a December 16 vote to write Nixon, addressing him as Richard Nixon, and urging him to respect the society's testimonies.

Hartford, Conn UPI Stamford- Greenwich Religious Society of Friends Nixon Carl Hollander Old Greenwich Hollander Richard Nixon

Mental Health Genes and Crime Link Studied

Dr. David Rosenthal of NIMH reviews research on heredity and environment in antisocial behavior at AAAS. He notes sociocultural factors drive crime and cites Kibbutzim as reducing crime. He cautions that knowledge is lacking and calls for wide ranging, long term research.

B.S. Brown NIMH HEW National Institute of Mental Health National Institutes of Health Bethesda American Association For the Advancement of Science Institute David Rosenthal Rosenthal

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