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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1973
Page
4
A benefit sale at Golden Age Nursing Home features crafts by residents Mary Elizabeth Sanford and others. Visitors include Sara Story and Grace Jewell view handmade plates and items with proceeds funding craft materials.
Skylab astronauts Conrad Kerwin and Weitz in their final week adjust to an earlier schedule and attempt to produce ball bearing like spheres by melting nickel cylinders with an electron beam. The experiment aims to study in orbit metal behavior as a precursor to space manufacturing.
University of Arizona professor Dr. Aden B. Meinel urged Congress to build a one acre Solar energy demonstration center in Arizona. He testified before a House Interior subcommittee on environment that the project could show whether solar power can relieve the energy crisis. The research would scale from community units to central utility plants.
Two Scottsdale residents were injured when their car struck a power pole along Hayden Road north of McKellips Road at 2 20 a m. Driver David A Craig 25 and passenger Karen Petersen 21 were treated and released at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Craig was cited for failure to control his vehicle.
Police report a break in at Allen McGregor's apartment 8221 E Garfield St between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Wednesday. A $100 shotgun and a $97 carbine were stolen while he was away.
UPI reports Sen. Stan Turley of Mesa will head a summer water resources study in a joint legislative panel. House and Senate leaders appointed other chairs for studies on gasoline tax distribution, regulated monopolies, lower court integration and prison reform, Medicaid implementation, contractor regulations, mental retardation, and land-use planning.
Civil Air Patrol planes from three states searched for Cessna 310 missing since Sunday on a Las Vegas to Lake Havasu City flight. Dr. Keith Kelly of Lake Havasu City was alone. He left Las Vegas at 6 45 a m. He filed no flight plan and may have aimed for Tucson. Thunderstorms hindered the effort.
John E. Glab of Elmira New York turned down the job offer as head of the Maricopa County flood control district. The Board of Supervisors had chosen him from five applicants but he later accepted another post. Col John C Lowry the current director will retire soon.
The White House says Pakistan President Zulfikar Ali Bhutto will start a six day visit to the United States on July 17.
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