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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1973

Page

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Haldeman ordered purge of White House files

Gordon C. Strachan testified that H.R. Haldeman directed him to purge White House files on intelligence operations a day after the Watergate break-in, saying we want to make sure the files are clean. He linked John Dean to Nixon awareness of the cover up and described meetings with Colson, Mitchell, and Liddy.

Washington UPI Gordon C. Strachan White House H.R. Haldeman Strachan Haldemar Haldeman John N. Mitchell Biscayne, Fla John W. Dean III Nixon Dean E. Howard Hunt Hunt State Department G. Gordon Liddy CRP Liddy Edmund S. Muskie George S. McGovern

Two drivers hurt in separate city crashes

Two people were injured in separate one vehicle accidents Saturday on city streets. Richard J. Morris, 2, of Phoenix, was treated and released at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after a late evening crash on McKellips Road where he apparently tried to pass. He was cited for speed not reasonable and prudent and unsafe passing. James Abele, 17, of 9931 E Ocotillo Rd, damaged his car on Pima Road then rolled over. He was treated at Memorial and cited for speed not reasonable and prudent.

Richard J. Morris Phoenix Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Morris McKellips Miller Road James Abele E. Ocotillo Rd Pima Road

Consumer Federation hits Arizona attorney general over firing

The Consumer Federation of America denounces Arizona AG Gary Nelson for removing Jack McCormick as head of the state's Consumer Protection Division. McCormick quit rather than take a role in the criminal division after Nelson revealed a policy difference on prosecuting consumer fraud. McCormick remains in private practice in Phoenix.

Milwaukee UPI Arizona Gary Nelson Consumer Federation of America Nelson Jack McCormick McCormick

Obituary of Celia B. Roberts of Scottsdale

Celia B. Roberts 82 of 12227 N 62nd PS died Sunday in a local nursing home after moving to Scottsdale 10 years ago. Survived by daughters Alice DeWolf Scottsdale and Betty Voss Los Alamitos CA. sons Norman Detroit and Fredrick P Phoenix. two sisters nine grandchildren seven great grandchildren. Rosary 8 p.m. Tuesday Messinger Mortuary. Mass 10 a.m. Wednesday Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church. Burial St Francis Cemetery.

Celia B. Roberts Messinger Mortuary Indian School Rd Our Lady of Perpetual Help 2Nd St Miller Road St Francis Cemetery

Burglary targets jewels and revolver in Scottsdale homes

Police investigate thefts from two residents. Mae Martin reports jewelry and a $50 revolver missing from a bedroom after a back door breakthrough while on vacation. In a separate burglary, golf clubs valued at $460 were stolen from Donald Leiferman’s storage room between Saturday 7 p.m. and Sunday 11 a.m.

Scottsdale Mae Martin N. 80Th Donald Leiferman E. Vernon

Mrs. Frieda M. Wheeler Dies at 81 in Arizona

Frieda Marie Wheeler 81 of 601 N Hayden Rd died Sunday. She was born in Germany and moved to Arizona nine years ago from St. Petersburg, Florida. Survived by husband Clarence, son Fred of New Bern NC, daughter Beverly Rocker of Scottsdale, a brother out of state, and five grandchildren. Services 10 a.m. Wednesday at Green Acres Mortuary 401 N Hayden Rd. Burial in Green Acres Memorial Gardens.

Frieda Marie Wheeler N. Hayden Germany Arizona St. Petersburg Fred New Bern N. C Beverly Rocker Scottsdale Green Acres Mortuary N. Hayden Rd Green Acres Memorial Gardens

FastEeth Denture Adhesive Powder promotes secure dentures

An advertisement touts FASTEETH Powder as a denture adhesive that helps uppers and lowers stay longer firmer and steadier while improving comfort and natural eating. It emphasizes daily dental health visits and denture fit as essential to health.

Local Engineer Marshal Roach Dies at 50 in Phoenix

Marshal Leonard Roach 50 of 3106 N 42nd St died Saturday in Doctor's Hospital. Born in Rochester New York he moved to Phoenix in 1966 and worked as an engineer at Motorola from 1966 until this year. He is survived by his wife Mary a son Jeffrey a daughter Marsha and two aunts Dr Cornelia Roach and Margaret Roach of Sun City. Services will be Tuesday at 9 am in Messinger Mortuary Chapel. Cremation will follow.

Marshal Leonard Roach N. 42Nd St Doctor’s Hospital Rochester N. Y Phoenix Motorola Roach Messinger Mortuary

Miner Aloys Wohlrab 87 Dies in Arizona Nursing Home

Aloys H. Wohlrab 87 retired mining engineer died Saturday at Golden Age Nursing Home in Phoenix area. He lived at 4622 North 76th Place, born in Milwaukee, moved to Arizona in 1968 from Calumet Michigan and studied at Wisconsin and Michigan Technical University. He worked mainly for Calumet and Hecla and ten years with Hollinger Timmen in Ontario. Cremation planned after services at Messinger Mortuary Chapel current Tuesday with viewing 7 to 9 p.m. and his survivors include wife Jane and extended relatives in San Francisco and Milwaukee.

Aloys H. Wohlrab Golden Age Mr. Wohlrab

Deaths: Martha M. Stern 81 of Scottsdale

Martha M. Stern 81 of 4547 N. Scottsdale Rd. died Saturday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. She previously lived in Milwaukee and is survived by grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Services and burial will be in Milwaukee.

Martha M. Stern Scottsdale Rd Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Milwaukee

Planners Cancel Tuesday Meeting Over Case Withdrawals

The city planning commission cancelled its Tuesday regular meeting due to two withdrawn cases. Items slated for hearings have been continued to the next commission meeting on August 14, per assistant planner Larry Bussard.

City Planning Commission Commission Larry Bussard

Sun City housing boom tops $61.5 million in first half

John W. Meeker of Del E. Webb Development Co. reports 1,852 residential units sold in Sun City from January through June, totaling over 61.5 million dollars, with more than 2,400 residents moving in and 11 new houses completed daily. In Tempe, the National Endowment for the Humanities grants 15,000 dollars to the Arizona Council on the Humanities and Public Policy chaired by Raymond H. Thompson.

Sun City John W. Meeker del E. Webb Development Co Meeker Tempe National Endowment For the Humanities Raymond H. Thompson New Arizona Council On the Humanities and Public Policy

New 0-kV Electric Coal Train to Run 78 Miles

Test runs start in August for the world first 0 kilovolt electric railroad hauling coal from Black Mesa mines to the Navajo Generating Station. Stockpiling to begin in December with full operation planned for next May. The $52.5 million, computer controlled, pollution free line will be operated by Salt River Project over 78 miles.

Black Mesa Navajo Salt River SRP

Seven Cochise County Jail inmates escape after assault

Seven prisoners escaped from Cochise County Jail on Sunday after overpowering a sheriff’s department employee. William Russell Henderson was recaptured shortly after, and dispatcher Dennis Nickell was assaulted during a bond release by inmate John Burdette of Tombstone. Other escapees are Phillip Alexander, Julio Gomez, Francisco Varela, Jose Valdez, and Sam Encinas Pinedo.

Bisbee Cochise County Sheriff's Department William Russell Henderson Danny Kalastro Dennis Nickell John Burdette Tombstone Burdette Henderson Phillip Alexander Julio Gomez Francisco Varela Jose Valdez Sam Encinas Pinedo

Metalware Plant Under Way At Pima Chandler Park

Construction starts on a 30,000 square foot facility to house Metalware Corp a maker of aluminum baseball bats and other metal goods in the Gila River Indian Community Pima Chandler Industrial Park. John S Buford of Glendale leads the company as president a former Reynolds Metals Co employee.

Chandler New Metalware Corp Gila River

Truck Car Crash Injures Three on Shea and Saguaro

A Sunday night collision at Shea Boulevard and Saguaro Road injured three. John Paulsgrove 57 of Camp Verde drove a westbound pickup and was treated after an 8:30 p.m. crash. Lance Thompson 21 and Rodney Anoba 20 of Phoenix in the car were taken to Scottsdale Memorial then to Maricopa County Hospital. authorities did not release current conditions. Deputies say Thompson’s car was eastbound when the pickup attempted a left turn and blocked the oncoming car. Paulsgrove was cited for failing to yield on a left turn.

Shea Boulevard Saguaro Road John Paulsgrove Camp Verde Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Lance Thompson Rodney Anoba Phoenix Scottsdale Memorial Maricopa County Hospital Thompson Shea Saguaro Paulsgrove

Robbers steal over 200 dollars from The Meadows bar

Two gunmen entered The Meadows bar on East McDowell Road around 1 a.m. and escaped with between 200 and 300 dollars from the cash register and purses. Victims including bartender Vivian Kennedy and patrons Richard and Katherine Curran were bound and blindfolded before the robbers fled.

Meadows Bar E. McDowell Rd Vivian Kennedy Richard Katherine Curran

Baker warns GOP on scandal in Watergate hearings

Senator Howard Baker Jr. told the National Convention of the Society of American Florists that the American people will judge the Watergate case and the Republican party could be destroyed if it does not face the facts. He urged public self examination and discussed energy research funding ideas.

San Diego UPI Howard Baker Rtenn American People Republican Party Baker Senate Watergate Committee

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