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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1969

Page

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Weekend thefts hit appliances and meats in Scottsdale

Scottsdale police reported capers over the weekend stealing $300 worth of electric appliances and canned goods from Evelyn Taylor at 2538 North 66th Street. A house guest took about $850 in frozen meats and clothing from Rhonda Mason at 6720 East Lewis Street. Aztec Construction Co. lost a $25 typewriter from a trailer at 7660 East Van Buren after a window and door were damaged. Appliance City on Scottsdale Road saw three color TV sets stolen, valued at $1,500, down from the feared seven.

Scottsdale Evelyn Taylor N. 66Th St Arcadia Rhonda S. Mason E. Lewis Scottsdale Rd

Obituary Dean K Zahnter A DoD QC Rep

Dean Kenneth Zahnter 55 a quality control representative for the Department of Defense died Saturday at St Josephs hospital A native of California he came to Arizona in 1952 and to Scottsdale in 1955 He had lived at 401 W 2nd St Survivors include his wife Cleo a son Keith two daughters Sandra Zahnter and Mrs Jo Upchurch all of Scottsdale a brother and four sisters in California and one grandson Services were to be held this afternoon Burial will be at Green Acres Cemetery

Dean Kenneth Zahnter Department of Defense St. Joseph's Hospital California Arizona Scottsde W. 2Nd St Cleo Keith Sandra Zahnter Jo Upchurch Scottsdale Green Acres Cemetery

Mrs. Mabel Cavanagh Dies in Scottsdale Burial Set in Sioux Falls

Mrs. Mabel Lorraine Cavanagh died Sunday. A native of Biborg South Dakota she moved to Scottsdale February 10 from Sioux Falls where she lived since 1937. Survivors include husband John J. Cavanagh two sons Joseph Carmody and John Carmody a daughter Mary Jane Leiferman a brother and three sisters six grandchildren. Services and burial in Sioux Falls Messinger Mortuary announced.

Biborg S.D Cavanagh Scottsdale Sioux Falls John J. Cavanagh Joseph A. "Carmody Austin, Minn John E. Carmody Mary Jane Leiferman Sioux, Falls Messinger Mortuary

Fire damages cars and homes in Tempe area

A fire early Sunday caused about 500 damage to Roy L. Wilkinson's car at 8300 E Roosevelt St. The blaze was reported at 1 08 a.m. A thermostat fault blamed for a house fire at C W Gunther 8213 E Crestwoo len also around 6 05 a.m. C F Cadlwell suffered 50 loss from kitchen grease fire at 6549 E Cypress about 12 45 a.m. A child with matches started a stump fire at Orange Blossom and Granite Reef Rd about 3 45 p.m. Saturday. firefighters put it out with no losses.

Roy L. Wilkinson Tempe E. Roosevelt St C. W. Gunther E. Crestwoolen C. F. Cadlwell E. Cypress Orange Blossom Granite Reef Rd

Scottsdale officer injured in sand buggy collision

Scottsdale police Sergeant Thom Clark was injured in a desert sand buggy collision near the Scottsdale Airport during a March of Dimes charity ride. He underwent surgery and was reported in good condition at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Witnesses said he was giving rides when his vehicle collided with another coming over a hill. he was the only seriously injured person.

Scottsdale Scottsdale Baptist’ Hospital Thom’ Clark Sgt. Clark Scottsdale Baptist Hospital

Stock Market Highlights From New York Trading Session

United Press reports broad activity in New York stocks with notable gains for DuPont 155 percent, General Motors 7 percent, IBM 295 percent, RCA 44, Texaco 30, and Pan American 24. Dow Jones industrial averages show 908.63, up 1.71. 132.35 utilities, off 0.22.

United Press International Palm Springs Pittsburgh Portland Rapid City Red Bluff Albuquerque Reno Atlanta Bakersfield Sacramento Bismarck Alt Lake City Boise Bisbee Boston Coolidge Brownsville Cottonwood Chicago Cincinnati Jami Prescott Minneapolis Safford New Orleans Scottsdale New York Show Low Oakland Tucson Oklahoma Iy Winslow Omaha Yuma United Francis I. duPont & Co Alcoa American Motors What&t Amercian Tobacco Arizona Bell & Howell Bendix Bethlehem Steel Boeing Chrysler CBS APA DuPont Eastern ‘Airlines Eastman TB Emerson Fairchild Camera Ford Motors Hs Frontier ‘Airlines General Dynamics General Electric General Motors General Telephone Goodyear IBM Nickel It&t Bos Johns Manville Kennecott ATM Litton BBY Minnesota Apne Southern Pacific Sperry Rand Standard of Calif Standard N. Je Texaco - Ee Texas Gulf TransAmerican Twa Union Oil Bay UniRoyal United Aircraft U.S. Steel Xerox Dow Jones

Nixon returns from Europe with hopes for stronger alliance

President Nixon spoke at Andrews Air Force Base about an eight day European tour that he said strengthened Western unity and reduced East West tensions. He noted a new trust among Europeans and in the United States and described the trip as yielding open channels of communication and renewed consultation. Vice President Agnew called the journey a sign of a new maturity in American foreign policy.

Washington UPI Nixon White House Western Alliance Andrews Air Force Base America United States Rome Pope Paul VI Spiro T. Agnew

Sino-Soviet clash near Damansky Island sparks protest

Soviet Union accuses over 200 Chinese troops of attacking border posts near Vladivostok, injuring guards, as Moscow warns of resolute measures. Peking calls it a gangster raid and promises countermeasures while Tass reports a grave, escalating Sino-Soviet frontier dispute. Arizona Miss Wool Laurie Steen visits legislature lunch.

Moscow UPI Soviet Union Vladivostok Peking Kremlin Tass Kyodo Tokyo Damansky Island Ussuri Russia China Hong Kong Ussr

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