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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1971

Page

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South Vietnamese cut main Ho Chi Minh Trail in Laos

South Vietnamese Lt. Gen. Hoang Xuan Lam said his forces cut the main supply road on the Ho Chi Minh Trail in Laos and warned of an anticipated Communist counteroffensive. He reported heavy fighting, North Vietnamese divisions reinforcing, and losses on both sides including several helicopters shot down during the first week of the Laos operation.

Bert W. Okuley Saigon UPI Hoang Xuan Lam Laos China U.S Vientiane Vietnam Long Cheng CIA Lam Robert E. Sullivan Khe Sanh Viv South Vietnam Dai Minh NVA Ho Chi Minh Trail

Tempe man charged with burglary in Scottsdale theft case

A 36 year old Tempe man was arrested on burglary charges after tools and tubes were stolen from Romano's TV on McDowell Road Scottsdale police said David A Hill 36 of Apache Boulevard was arrested near the store. Hill's car held eight items from Romano's and was found behind a TV repair shop. Wilmer Medera 48 was also arrested at the scene on drunk and disorderly conduct charges but was released on bail. Police investigated two other burglaries and a grand theft over the weekend with losses over 1300 dollars including rifles shotguns an automatic pistol a ring and cash from several residences. Tools valued at 300 were taken from Theodore Novak's open pickup.

Tempe Scottsdale Romano’s McDowell Rd David.a. Hill Apache Blvd Hill 78Th Street Wilmer Medera Medera Mildred Riggs Granada Ralph=Scarari E. Taylor Theodore’ Novak Novak

Naborro Dominates All Arabian Show Rising Honors

Naborro owned by Allison Arabians of Scottsdale earned top honors including reserve champion stallion at the 6th annual All Arabian Horse Show. Greengate Farms of San Luis showed Ibn Moniet el Nefous as champion stallion and Dalia of JGleanagh Farms of Spring, Texas, as show champion mare. Baychatka from Varian Arabians of Arroyo Grande, California took reserve mare, with multiple other class winners noted across breeding, performance, and stock categories before 25,000 fans at Paradise Park McCormick Ranch.

Scottsdale Aborro Allison Ibn Moniet el'Nefous Greengate Farm San Luis Dalia Jgleanagh Farms of Spring Tex Gleannoch Farms Ghaz Robal Nancy ‘Tinker Las Vegas Nev Galant Knight Carolyn. Newman Ghaz-Robal TAHA Tayiballéyn Carolyn Thompsonp Claremont Calif IAHA Tayiballanin Elise van Ausdall Gail B. Horne Phoenix Rashheyn Kamber MacAlvey Francis Baychatka Sheila~ Varian Variani Arabians Rhita*McNair Western Pleasure Championship Nihal Tom McNair Teztian Gary Long Wayne Newton Park Horse Championship Sheila Varian Varian Arabians Royal’ Shadow Lois Ann Kroll Silver Shadows Arabians Canyon County Rani-Aleric Joe Stahelt Allison Arabians Poneho Roy Carpenter Long Beach Shina Gleannoch Farmsy Stallins Brusally Farbast Ed Tweed Brusally Ranches Baskara Horace Betty Gregory Englewood Colo Naborro Varian Nefous Greengate Farms Chamiram Terry Holmes Marion Carson Prescott Sir Roayas Mistee- Rich Tom Chauncey Western Pleasure Geri ‘Allison Liata’ de Washoe Pooly

Burglary At Home Of Mildred Holmes Reported

Burglars entered Mildred B. Holmes home at 2837 North 69th Place Sunday. They left doors and windows unlocked and ransacked the house between 7 p.m. and 11 p.m. Items stolen valued over 4000 dollars include jewelry totaling 3310 dollars, a tv from the living room, revolver, valuables, and other belongings from a bedroom. Police noted a variety of items missing and the back door and rear window found open on return.

Mildred B. Holmes

Bedroom Fire Destroys Unit at Lusk Apartment Complex

A fire damaged a bedroom and caused about 700 dollars in losses at an apartment occupied by Frank Pierce, located east of Hayden Road and south of the Motorola plant on McDowell Road. Twenty three firefighters responded after a 9 59 a.m. alarm, with investigators citing a discarded cigarette on a carpet as the likely cause.

Frank.Pierce Lusk Hayden Road Motorola McDowell Road

Nutrition talk on basic problems at Mesa Library

A scheduled lecture on the importance of basic nutritional problems will be given tonight at the Mesa public Library at 7:30 p.m. Dr. Melchior Dikkers, a research chemist and author, will speak.

Mesa Fsublie O- Ke Ka Eet Melchior Dikkers

Vandals Shoot at Windows at Supar School

Police report two Supar School classrooms at 6720 E Continental broken into between Friday 10 p.m. and Sunday 9 a.m. Vandals used BB guns to crack windows, emptied fire extinguishers, and scrawled obscene words on blackboards.

Supar Continental

Rhodes Talks Labor Court Bill to Scottsdale Rotary

Rep. John J. Rhodes spoke to the Scottsdale Rotary Club at Camelback Inn at noon about the new Labor Court Bill he authored. The discussion centered on the bill's aims and potential impact.

John J. Rhodes Scottsdale

Brown named co recipient of Golden Key Award

Scottsdale area resident Bid'F. W. Brown will share the Golden Key Award with Joan Ganz Cooney, producer of Sesame Street, at the American Association of School Administrators convention. Cooney, the first woman honored in 15 years, praised Brown for awakening her conscience and fueling her social and political interests. Brown, retired, and his wife raise Peruvian Paso horses in north Scottsdale. The award is sponsored with ASSA by the council of Chief State School Officers and several national education groups.

Scottsdale American Association of School Administrators ASSA F. W. Brown N. Ranch Lane Brown Phoenix Joan Ganz Cooney Cooney North Scottsdale Ranch Council

car fires and bomb threat respond Scottsdale area

Fire damaged two autos in separate incidents with $300 total damage. A dropped match ignited a car driven by Charles White, and a dropped cigarette sparked another car owned by Mary Schwartz. Fire crews also investigated a bomb threat at Fiddler's Green in Papago Plaza and extinguished grass, trash, and tree fires around Scottsdale and nearby streets.

Pima Thomas -Roads Charles White Mary’ Schwartz Fiddler's Green Papago Plaza Scottsdale McDo Lindsay McDowell Scottsdale Road Granite Reef Virginia

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