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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1974

Page

6

Proxmire accuses sale of California factory without bids

Sen. William Proxmire charges the government sold Air Force Plant No. 14 in Burbank to Lockheed Aircraft Corp for 30 million without competitive bidding. He cites antitrust and federal property law concerns and calls for inquiry, while Lockheed and the government deny impropriety.

Justice Department Sampson Ternoon Proxmire GSA Lockheed Air Force Burbank Calif Antitrust Richard McLaren Walker Comegys Richard Kileindienst Pentagon J. Fred Buzhardt

Random gunmen kill four in Frisco street shootings

UPI reports four white victims were killed at random by Black gunmen in a large black car on San Francisco streets. A 4 month old’s mother was wounded and may be paralyzed. Investigators note possible links to a prior 10 day shooting spree. Victims named Tina Smith 32 Vincent Wollin 69 John Bambie 87 Jane Holly 35. Roxanne McMillan 23 wounded. Gunmen used a .32 caliber pistol and acted without speaking.

San Francisco UPI Charles Barca William Wakefield Tina Smith Vincent Wollin John Bambie Jane Holly Roxanne’ McMillan Wollin Geary Boulevard Divisidero Street Wollins Scott and Fulton Streets Bambie Ninth Howard Streets Slot

Aces Win Men’s Pairs at Champagne Regional in Springfield

In Springfield Illinois the Champagne Regional Tournament crowned David W Smith of Greenville and Bob Jackson of Carbondale champions in the Aces Men’s Pairs. The event featured instructive play including a note on managing an unlucky trump break as South opened with the King of clubs and the defense led three rounds of clubs before the declarer ruffed the third.

Springfield Ill David W. Smith Greenville Bob ‘Jackson Carbondale Declarer

Declaring Triumph in Tricky Bridge Endgame

The article outlines a bridge hand where declarer faces two club losses and a trump loser. By forcing East to play hearts and managing ruffs and discards, declarer induces East to reveal trump position. After careful heart plays and ruffing with dummy, declarer secures ten tricks and the contract.

Declarer East

Defamation Trial Pause Over Pope Pius XII Libel Case

A Rome court delayed the Massacre in Rome defamation trial to February 12 seeking documents from the United States. Niece Countess Elisabetta Rossignani accuses producer Carlo Ponti director George Pan Cosmatos author Robert Katz and actors Richard Burton and Marcello Mastroianni of defaming the late pope by alleging he did nothing to stop the 1944 Ardeatine Cave massacres and Nazi reprisals. Katz argues the work rests on solid documentation and has found new evidence.

Rome UPI Pius XII Pontiff United States Elisabetta Rossignani Carlo Ponti George Pan Cosmatos Robert Katz Richard Burton Marcello Mastroianni Ardeatine Caves Katz Vatican Pius

Arctic early warning station guards US from attack

CLEAR Alaska hosts 500 personnel at the Ballistic Missile Early Warning System outpost near the Bering Sea. The site tracks missile risks with three radar domes, 22 minute notice, and RCA built equipment while coping with isolation, coal power, and rugged Arctic life.

Clear Alaska API Arctic United States North American Greenland England RCA Air Force Alaskan Scotland Yard FBI

Mississippi Floods Drive 500 From Homes Across Seven States

The Mississippi River, swollen by rain, has flooded over two million acres in seven states and evacuated about 500 residents in northwest Tennessee and the Delta. Officials warn of more inundation as river levels rise toward last year’s crest, with St Louis to New Orleans expected to see higher waters within a week.

Vicksburg Miss UPI Mississippi Richard Frummond U.S. Corps of Engineers Mississippi River Commission Tennessee National Weather Service St. Louis New Orleans

EPA type smog rules adopted by Maricopa supervisors

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors adopted EPA like air pollution controls patterned after federal standards. The move comes after no public opposition and follows the EPA rejection of county rules last year, with about 15 percent less pollution expected from large firms.

Phoenix UPI Federal Environmental Protection Agency EPA Maricopa County

Indictment Ties Weapons to London Kidnapping Plot

A U S federal grand jury indicted Theodore D Brown of Santa Barbara for failing to notify carriers about weapons and export permits. The case ties Brown to five pistols and 150 rounds found with Allison Rae Thompson in a trunk aboard a Los Angeles London flight. Thompson, Abdelkhir El-Hakaoui, and Ather Naseem were arrested in London on charges of conspiring to import guns.

Los Angeles UPI Britain Theodore, D. Brown Santa Barbara Calif State Department Brown Allison Rae Thompson Miss Thompson London Abdelkhir El-Hakaoui Ather Naseem

Antisiphon devices deemed dangerous to gas tanks

Phoenix report from the State Consumer Fraud Division warns that antisiphon devices placed in auto gasoline tanks can cause an explosion. William Dixon, division director, cites warnings from the Central Arizona Service Station Operators Association about devices shaped like a two inch tapered coil spring that fit in the filler pipe. He notes a spark during installation could ignite gasoline with lethal force.

Phoenix API State Consumer Fraud Division William Dixon Central Arizona Service Station Operators Association Dixon

Four Las Vegas Residents Die in Desert Plane Crash

Four Las Vegas residents perished when their Piper Cherokee 235 crashed 15 miles north of Carefree. The plane departed Friday from Phoenix Sky Harbor bound for Las Vegas and was found by three quail hunters Sunday. Victims were pilot Bill Burkhalter 28 cardiovascular technician Gary Drosdahl and nurses Julie Gregory Mimi Pitrello, all connected to Phoenix cardiovascular nursing symposium attendees and Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital staff. Federal Aviation Administration to investigate the crash site.

Carefree UPS Las Vegas, Nev Desert Here Phoenix Harbor International Las Vegas Bill Burkhalter Gary Drosdahl Julie Gregory Mimi Pitrello Marciopa County Burkhalter Harold Eikes Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital

Scottsdale Adult Evening Classes Sign-Up Ends

Final registration for Adult Evening Classes in the Scottsdale School District will occur during the first session. Openings remain in Writing and Selling Non Fiction, Ham Radio, Upholstery, Multi crafts, Fun Dancing, Slimnastics, Basic Computer, Potter’s Wheel Ceramics, Typing, Investing and Square Dancing. for details contact Scottsdale Schools.

Scottsdale Scottsdale Schools

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