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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1973
Page
3
Astronomers and physicists unite in astrophysics to study star formation and evolution. The HEAO program, launching in 1977, will deploy three TRW built spacecraft to observe stellar birth, life, and death as messengers from the universe.
Robert S. Strauss 55, DNC chairman, will address the Four Keys 73 dinner June 27 at Camelback Inn. Proceeds aid party activities for next year’s elections. Strauss to discuss Watergate impact, the DNC damages suit, and party restructuring. Strauss, a former FBI agent, chairs Valley View State Bank and Strauss Broadcasting Co. in Dallas.
A Salt River Indian Reservation program to treat alcoholism received 81,250 from the National Institute of Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism. Marl Pearson of CAP said the effort treats alcoholism as a social problem, not a crime, with counseling to rehabilitate participants. The eight‑member staff is largely trained and education about alcoholism remains a major goal.
In August a sun storm released enough energy that, at current US consumption, could satisfy power use for 100 years. The event warped Earth's magnetic field causing blackouts in the northern US, Canada, Sweden and Alaska. Pioneer 9 and Pioneer 10 tracked solar wind changes and turbulence, aiding reports on space weather and future fusion prospects.
Veteran astronaut Charles Conrad and Paul Weitz performed a flawless spacewalk outside Skylab for 1 hour 36 minutes. They freed a jammed solar wing with a hammer, retrieved 30 242 sun pictures, removed an obstruction from a solar telescope, and prepared the station for the next crew.
Burglars enter 6915 E Pasadena at 9:30 p.m. through a window and steal 18 rifles and other items from George J. Holcomb’s den valued around 3000 dollars. The thieves also take a camera and field glasses before leaving via an arcadia door. A second theft reports a 900 dollar baseball pitching machine dragged from a batting range at 600 N Scottsdale Rd to a pickup near Salt River channel about 10:30 p.m. Thursday.
The Eternal Flame group, promoting physical immortality, will hold its five day convention at the Carefree Inn starting Wednesday. Jim Stroh says the event will draw about 150 attendees from across the country to discuss the anti aging factor and immortality in all its aspects.
Mike McVey of Scottsdale named one of two Boys Nation Senators at the 27th Arizona Boys State closing in Flagstaff NAU. He will attend the week in Washington DC beginning July 18 and is a Gerard High School senior. Manuel Quevedo of Tucson High School is the other senator.
David Leuser publisher of a weekly newspaper in Phoenix filed a 1.2 million libel suit in superior court against Samaritan Health Services and five individuals including SHS executives. He alleges a conspiracy and that detectives surveilled him and a circulating letter libeled him. A similar federal suit was dismissed.
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