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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1973
Page
1
Washington officials say fuel shortage measures do not include rationing for drivers. William Simon rejects reports of ration stamps. Colorado Gov. John Love considers continuing the voluntary allocation, or a mix of voluntary and mandatory fuel distribution to ensure fair crude oil and product shares.
Allen Lee Dawson, 38, of Riverdale Georgia, was sentenced to 2 to 4 years in state prison after pleading guilty to operating a confidence game. He admitted attempting to sell nonexistent television sets to a local store owner last December in Maricopa County Superior Court.
U S fighter bombers pounded areas east south and north of Phnom Penh in the heaviest attacks in a week. Government troops and rebels traded mortar fire at Prek Kham as control shifted over the river town, with two soldiers killed and others wounded.
The Alling family hosted guests at their Robert 5 residence when a Chihuahua crashed the party helped herself to canapes and settled in. The owner recognized the dog after a Progress feature and retrieved her, sparing the Allings from further canine hospitality. Their own dog hid under the bed during the intruder’s visit.
A Scottsdale couple Emilio and Shannon Zamarano both 23 and 20 were hospitalized in satisfactory condition after their northbound car left Scottsdale Road struck a tree stump and caught fire near Royal Palm Road. In a separate incident Scottsdale Police Officer Sharon Bozik 26 was cited for unsafe operation of an emergency vehicle after her patrol car collided with another vehicle at McDowell and Miller Roads no serious injuries were reported.
A Sunday morning fire at Simone's Fashions and Gifts storage shed behind the store caused about 5000 in damage to winter Italian knit dresses and French pants. Investigators say a break in occurred just before the blaze and view the incident as suspicious with an arson probe opened by Detective David Van Dine based on Rural Fire Department input.
A Mesa man, Donald Earl Burdick, 59, died early today after his car rear-ended a horse trailer tied to a pickup driven by Mitchell Bushman, 60. Bushman and another vehicle driver, Joe Davis Merritt, 19, both suffered serious injuries. Merritt's car had crossed the center line.
A 21 year old Scottsdale woman Laura Linda Heide of 8635 E Cactus Wren was listed in satisfactory condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after apparently shooting herself in the left leg Monday. Police said she removed her husband’s automatic pistol from a gun rack at home while attempting to clean it when it discharged around 11 a.m.
Services for Pastor Orville O Butler and two other clergymen killed in a plane crash near Cottonwood were held at the Central Seventh Day Adventist Church in Phoenix. Butler, 54, born in Montour Iowa, long served as secretary treasurer for the Hawaiian Mission and the Arizona Conference. He is survived by his wife Lucille a mother Ida Butler of Shreveport a daughter Terri Lou two sons James and Clayton a brother and sister out of state and three grandchildren. Contributions are requested to the Arizona Seventh Day Adventists Campground in Prescott. Burial will be at Green Acres Memorial Gardens.
Dozers of spectators gathered Monday near the Paraguayan border to watch officials cut the ribbon for a new bridge. The structure collapsed, killing at least seven and injuring about 30, including the village mayor Olivio Manarolo.
Victor Myran Lewis 18 is to have graveside services at 8 a.m. Thursday in Salt River Reservation Cemetery. He was found dead Saturday in the Arizona Canal near Alma School Road. A native of the Valley he attended Sherman Institute. Survivors include his wife Terry a daughter Myra five sisters Victoria Agnes Julia Tammy and Stephanie and five brothers Harlan Adrian Orin Eric and Cyrus and his parents.
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