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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1971

Page

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Scottsdale man gets 3 to 10 years for 1970 slaying

John W. Stanley, 45, of 3 N Kalarams, Scottsdale, was sentenced to three to 10 years in Arizona State Prison after pleading guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the Dec 26 1970 death of Leo Francis Emery, 38. Judge Howard Thompson imposed the term with potential parole in about 18 months. Emery was killed after a dispute over parking a car on Stanley’s property.

Scottsdale Arizona Leo Francis Emery John W. Stanley N. Kalarams Maricopa County Howard Thompson Stanley

Stock Market Averages Dip Amid Broad Declines

Dow Jones interim averages show declines across sectors with 80 Industrial at 850.20 down and Trans at 206.38 off 1.11. Major components such as General Motors, IBM, AT&T, and Du Pont register losses while many consumer and utility stocks fall, reflecting a broad market downturn at 3 p.m. EDT.

Dow Jones Indus Alcoa American Can American Motors Anaconda At&t Arizona Public Soe Bell & Howell Bendix Bethlehem Steel Boeing Chrysler CBS Fo Control du Pont Eastern Air Lines Eastman Emerson Fairchild Camera Ford Motors Frontier General Dynamics General Electric General Motors General Telephone Goodyear Honeywell IBM Int Nickel It&t Johns Manville Kennecott Litton Marco R Minnesota Mining Motorola North Amn Rockwell Northrup Owens Illinois Pan American Pg&e Penn Central Pepsico Sf Polaroid Raytheon RCA San Diego G&e Santa Fe Sears Roebuck Skaggs Southern Pacific Sperry Rand Standard of Calif Standard of Texaco Trans America TWA Union Oil Uniroyal United Aircraft US Steel Webb Xerox Zenith

Market outlook mixed as tech fades and economists push gains

New York investors face a tepid market as computer and high tech shares underperform. Analysts from Spear & Staff Harris Upham Argus and Burnham weigh the outlook, citing a stronger economy and a possible early cycle recovery, with caution about near term gains.

New York UPI Spear & Staff, Inc Spear Burnham and Company Burnham

Japan says Moscow embassy bugged with listening devices

Japanese Foreign Ministry says the Moscow embassy was compromised by electronic listening devices. spokesman Masaji Sato declined to reveal how many devices were found after a Tokyo newspaper reported large numbers planted by Russians.

Tokyo UPI Japan Moscow Foreign Ministry Masaji Sato Today

Car crash ends with arrest after early morning chase

Paul Kaczmarcyk of 7046 E Polk was arrested after a southbound crash on 74th Street damaged a parked car and a fence then struck two trees. He fled, was found near 625 N Scottsdale Rd, and faces charges including intoxicated driving and leaving the scene. Damages totaled about 1300 to the parked car and 800 to his vehicle.

Paul .Kaczmarcyk Kaczmarcyk E. Polk Dritine 74Th Street Scottsdale Rd

Murphy Boy Improves After Kidney Transplant

David Murphy a 12 year old from Phoenix receiving a kidney transplant financed by public donations is reported responding much better at Los Angeles Children’s Hospital. He remains under treatment for complications but shows marked improvement after a prior critical condition.

Los Angeles UPI David Murphy Phoenix David Children's Hospital

Nixon urges rail accord as steel strike looms grim

President Nixon met with rail negotiators at the White House to urge a settlement and end the spreading rail strike that has shuttered lines from Chicago to Southern California. The United Steel Workers called a proposed steel contract stingy and grim, with a midnight deadline approaching as major lines remain shut and unions prepare further action.

Washington UPI Nixon United Transportation Union White House United Steel Workers Union California Chicago St. Louis Houston Pittsburgh Ronald L. Ziegler James D. Hodgson Hodgson Utu

Filibuster blocks Lockheed loan aid in Senate vote

The Senate拒绝第三次动用时规议席阻挠向洛克希德提供2.5亿美元贷款担保的法案 投票53对37未达到必要两位数多数 师长两党领导人表示将支持仅为洛克希德设定的250百万美元贷款担保的修订案 众议院亦采纳同样法案 洛克希德若未按8月8日前获批将面临破产

Student voting doubt as Arizona weighs residency rule

In Phoenix UPI reports non resident college students under 21 who have lived in Arizona more than a year may or may not qualify to vote a legal opinion says residency status for tuition does not guarantee voting rights. Senator Campbell calls the answer political and urges students to register. Two new crime laws explained to about 55 judges and officers extend police detention to three hours for tests and permit telephone warrants. both take effect August 13.

Phoenix UPI Arizona John McGowan Cleves Campbell D-Maricopa Campbell McGowan

Rodeway Inns to Move Corporate HQ to Dallas

Rodeway Inns of America will shift its national corporate headquarters from Phoenix to Dallas Texas effective Aug 23 due to changes in corporate structure. Founders Michael Robinson and Joe Simmons sold their stake to Dallas developers John F Eulich and Eugene Quentan Jr who become board chairman and executive committee chair respectively. About 20 employees will transfer to the new Dallas offices.

Phoenix UPI Rodeway Inns of America Dallas Tex Michael Robinson Joe Simmons John F. Eulich Eugene Quentan Jr Eulich Rodeway Quentan

Mrs. Helen W. Clark Dies at 69 in Scottsdale

Helen W. Clark 69 a native of Massachusetts who came here 17 years ago died Thursday at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. She worked at Jokake Inn in Scottsdale and is survived by her son Philip and brother Charles Whittaker both of North Andover Massachusetts with two nephews out of state. Services and burial will be in North Andover announced Messingers Mortuary

Helen Whittaker Clark Massachusetts Scottsdale Baptist Hospital Clark Scottsdale Rd Jokake Inn Scottsdale Philip Charles Whittaker North Andover Mass Messingers Mortuary

Heat wave claims 57 children in Monterrey deaths

Health officials awaited word from poorer Monterrey districts as the heat wave killed 57 children. Temperatures around 97 degrees roasted tin roofs over crowded shanties while Red Cross clinics treated dozens for dehydration daily.

Monterrey Mexico UPI Red’ Cross

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