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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1970
Page
4
Evidence examined by Lt. Jack Kelly of Scottsdale Police intelligence and vice squad reveals pills and alleged marijuana seized in an early evening raid at a Scottsdale dentist's home on Sunday.
Tricia Nixon continues to show purplish blotches from measles at the Florida home. Doctors say there is no specific cure but vitamins are being given as she recovers away from Washington. Aides note many get well calls and gifts as she eyes Saturday birthday.
Thieves took over 1500 dollars worth of firearms and stereo gear from Martin D. Rogers at 6708 E. Earls Dr, after forcing entry by breaking a window. Police report other break ins at Standard Service Station and Bel Air Rent a Car with cash and keys stolen, but few details on losses.
Scottsdale police report Hallcraft Homes posting security guards around construction sites and pursuing charges against people caught removing items. Garry D. Austin, 31, of 5877 E Camelback, was released on 110 dollar bond after a petty theft charge for taking lumber from a Hallcraft site at Chaparral near Granite Reef. Items taken include wood blocks mortar cement plumbing windows and appliances.
The abandoned 1.5 million Job Corps Center, set on a 40 acre site in Arizona, will be repurposed for wayward boys whose infractions aren’t serious enough for the Industrial School. Facilities include heated shops, an auto repair center, and heavy road equipment. The State Corrections Department will use the site for one year, superseding bids from the Bureau of Indian Affairs, University of Arizona, Apache County, and Arizona State University.
The Chicago Seven jury resumes deliberations on the contempt case as prosecutors seek to free defendants and counsel. Sentences for the defendants and lawyers were handed down by Judge Julius Hoffman, while appeals and jail consultations create tense legal maneuvering.
A Senate Education Committee hearing is scheduled tonight in Phoenix to debate a controversial plan providing state aid to private schools for non-sectarian subjects. Sen. Dan Halacy said opponents and supporters will present views amid constitutional and financial arguments on effects for public schools and taxpayers.
John E. McNaul 38, Texas Geochemical Surveys employee, was arrested on a murder charge after Raymond E. Kay 56, supervisor at the Wickenburg operation, was found shot to death in an abandoned 92 foot mine shaft. Kay had recently returned from Mexico and resumed his duties. Police tied McNaul to the crime following questions over his expense account and a call to Kay's trailer home.
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