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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1973

Page

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LeSueur inquest rules accidental homicide in teen shooting

An inquest into the June 30 shotgun death of 17 year old David R. LeSueur found accidental homicide with extenuating circumstances. Randall Mahlois, 17, of San Diego fired the fatal blast at a home in Scottsdale, while attempting to grab a dropped shotgun. Mahlois admitted drinking earlier. he tested .06 on a Breathalyzer. He is referred to juvenile authorities. case possible remand to superior court.

David R. LeSueur Randall 4. Mahleis San Diego le Sueur Kevin Malouf Richard M. Cornelius N. Rose Circle Mahlois LeSueur Malouf Cornelius Justice of the Peace Dan Roth Ron Dean Scottsdale Dean Mahiois Maricopa County

Oldest and youngest to read Scottsdale library cards

Scottsdale Public Library to issue No 1 and No 2 cards with over 30 00 applicants. pre registration will start late next month to identify youngest and oldest readers. Library director Hugh Cleary notes age on registration forms. Barbara Rallins designed the new cards. City officials urge residents to subscribe to The Scottsdale Progress for city hall news, while 10 year old Jonathan Marshall jokes about not needing the papers.

Jack Earie Scottsdale Public Library Hugh Cleary Geary Barbara Rallins

Boy Injured In Bike and Motorcycle Collision on Indian Bend Wash

A 12:45 PM crash near the crest of a dirt mound in Indian Bend Wash north of Roosevelt Street injured a year old boy riding a bicycle. Joseph P. Callaway, 7813 E. Diamond St., was treated at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital and released. The motorcycle rider Bruce A. Malone, 17, of 7660 E. Mc Kellips Rd., failed to see the bicycle approaching. No citations were issued.

Indian Bend Wash Roosevelt Street Miller Road Joseph P. Callaway E. Diamond St Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Bruce A. Malone E. McKellips Rd

Vernon E. Perry obituary and funeral details

Vernon E. Perry 72 of 6721 E McDowell died Friday in Phoenix General Hospital. Services at 10 am Monday at 760 E Indian Rd with burial to follow. He was a Navy World War II veteran and former mason foreman for See Sheet and Tube East Chicago. Survivors include wife Ruth of Scottsdale a son George of Glendale four daughters two daughters in law 14 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Friends may call at the funeral home 7-9 pm Saturday and 2-9 pm Sunday.

Vernon E. Perry E. McDowell Phoenix General Hospital Indian Rd Calumet City Marcelone Chicago Ruth Scottsdale George Glendale Ralph Jack Foster

Man bound over on rape charge in desert case

James E. Barton of 3620 North 80th Street was bound over for superior court on two counts of rape and one count of lewd and lascivious conduct. The alleged assault occurred last Saturday morning in the desert north of Bell Road after an evening at a local bar. Barton's attorney challenged the victim's testimony, but the judge denied the motion.

Scottsdale Daniel Roth James E. Barton N. 80Th St Bell Road Barton C. D. Owens Jr Roth Owens Dale Samuels Samuels

Youth loses eye in playtime mishap

A 10 year old Scottsdale boy identified as Jerome W. Brown was poked in the left eye with an arrow while playing with a 12 year old friend at the Brown residence. He was admitted to Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Friday night with police noting he would lose sight in the eye.

Scottsdale Jerome W. Brown E. Meadowbrook Ave Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Brown

Campus sociology stunt fools dozens seeking a wife

In Edwardsville Illinois a mock marriage scheme by Southern Illinois University students drew many men who offered to marry a test participant for a year. The plan, created by a sociology class on deviance, aimed to study reactions and ranged from belief to disbelief.

Edwardsville, Ill UPI Southern Illinois University James M. Henslin Jean Roth Roth

I 10 contract awarded for Brenda Cutoff extension

The State Highway Commission awarded a 3 million dollar contract to Western Constructors Inc of Phoenix for 4.5 miles of the Brenda Cutoff on I 10. The project, east of Tonopah, includes building two bridges over the Hassayampa River and came in 23 percent under the state's estimate.

Phoenix State Highway Commission Brenda Western Constructors, Inc Tonopah Hassayampa River

Water flow cut at Grand Canyon nights and weekends

Grand Canyon water releases from Glen Canyon Dam will drop to the legal minimum of 1 000 cfs during nights and weekends and run between 6 000 and 8 000 cfs on weekdays. Officials cite water operating criteria and power needs, with the cut influenced by earlier high releases after a court barred backing water into Rainbow Natural Bridge National Monument.

Phoenix Grand Canyon Glen Canyon Dam U.S. Bureau of Reclamation Rainbow Natural Bridge National Monument

First Bubonic Plague Case in Arizona Since 1972

A 9-year-old girl near Payson in Bonita Creek area was infected with bubonic plague. She is hospitalized in Phoenix and responding to treatment. This marks Arizona’s first confirmed plague case since March 1972 near Flagstaff linked to a bobcat.

Phoenix Bonita Creek Payson State Department of Health Arizona Flagstaff

Barry Goldwater bill seeks end to mining in national monuments

Senator Barry Goldwater introduces legislation to repeal a World War II measure and ban mining in five national monuments and parks. The bill would halt mining and mineral exploration including planned copper drilling at Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument by Knox Arizona Corp. of Tucson.

Washington Barry Goldwater R-Ariz Goldwater Congress Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument Knox-Arizona Corp Tucson

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