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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1972

Page

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Scottsdale teen shot self after purse snatch arrest

Jonah Leverton, 15, of 3507 Ira St. Scottsdale, died from a self inflicted gunshot wound after being apprehended for a purse snatching attempt. Witnesses chased him as he tried to flee. notes found at the scene included a message to a police officer. Services set for Tuesday at Messinger Mortuary with burial in Flagstaff Cemetery. Survivors include family members in Flagstaff Scottsdale and St Johns.

Forday Stu Jonah. Leverton Ira St Thert Temple John D. Leverton Uth South Cavelers Cerelle Wes E. Osborn Ia

Obituary for Earl E. Barnard Former state official and cattleman

Earl E Barnard 71 longtime Tuzrela state official and past president of the Tovrea Land and Cattle Co dies. Services set for 11 30 a m Tuesday at A L Moore and Sons Mortuary Phoenix burial at Greenwood Memorial Park. Survived by wife Lyndal son Thomas H Tempe daughter Mrs Joseph L Rennes Phoenix sister Mrs Jessie Wood Sun City and another sister out of state eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren.

Earl E. Barnard Tovrea Tovrea Land and Cattle Co O A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary W. Adams Phoenix Ceenwood Memorial Park Aie Barnard Eindsor Pittsdale Memorial Hospital de Camie Nere Lyndal Thomas H Tempe Joseph L. Rennes Jessie Wood Sun City

Obituaries: two Scottsdale deaths funeral services held

Funeral services were held today for Aristopher Chao age 2 at Green Acres Mortuary with Memorial Hospital noted as the birthplace of his passing. Survivors include his parents Dr. and Mrs. Paul Chao, a brother Stanley, and grandparents from Taiwan. Also noted is Emmett Ingram 87 a Kentucky native who settled in Scottsdale in 1968 and died at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services for Ingram are set for 10 a.m. Wednesday at Green Acres Mortuary with interment in Green Acres Memorial Gardens and visiting hours listed across tonight and Tuesday.

Aristopher Chao Scottsdale “Memorial Hospital Green Acres Messinger Mortuary Massachusetts Paul Chao N. Sundown Dr Stanley Scottsdale T. S. Tu Taiwan Emmett Ingram Kentucky California Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Mr. Ingram Elm Mic Solvent Co Detroit Iger Otto R Scotts Green Acres Mortuary N. Hayden Rd Green Acres ‘Memorial Gardens

Death of Galen P. Pierce in Scottsdale

Galen P. Pierce aged 59, born in Creston Illinois and a World War II Army veteran, died Friday at St. Luke's Hospital in Scottsdale. He lived at 601 North Hayden Road and had worked as a car salesman in Chicago. He is survived by his wife Eileen two brothers and one sister living out of state. Private services with cremation. Visitation 7 to 9 tonight at Green Acres Funeral Home on Hayden Road.

Galen P. Pierce Creston Scottsdale Chicago St. Luke’s Hospital Mr. Pierce N. Hayden Rd Eileen

Residential fire causes $20,000 damage in Eugene Romney home

A morning fire at 5469 E. Lafayette caused an estimated 20000 in damage to the Eugene Romney residence. The fire started in the wheating area and spread to the attic, burning a 25 by 25 foot roof section and causing heavy smoke damage. The home is valued at 75000 and the cause is under investigation.

Eugene Romney Lafayette Phoenix Fire Department Wheating Elder Crane Sunnyside Scottsdale 77Th Street Granada Harold Conrad E. Holly

Life says Nixon aides shielded friends from justice in San Diego

Life magazine charges the Nixon Administration interfered to protect allies in San Diego including multimillionaire C Arnholt Smith and associates, while the Justice Department denies any improper influence and cites proper prosecutions. The report cites IRS actions, a bribery case, and alleged cover up of 1968 campaign contributions.

New York UPI Life* Magazine Nixon San Diego Justice Department Washington Life Senate Judiciary Committee Jack Anderson International Telephone and Telegraph Corp ITT Denny Walsh Tom Flaherty Department ‘of Justice White House C. Arnholt Smith Smith John Alessid Mexico Frank Curran Alessio Internal Revenue Service David Stutz Curran IRS Randolph Thrower Stutz San Diego Padres Westgate- California Corp San Diego Union Harry Steward U.S Southern District of California FBI Steward Richard Kleindienst

Secret Service protects five Democratic presidential hopefuls

Protection is under way as Secret Service agents begin round the clock protection for five Democratic candidates: Humphrey McGovern Jackson Muskie and Wallace. Kennedy is excluded as a publicly announced non candidate with affidavits saying he is not seeking the presidency. Lindsay is also not protected.

Washington UPI Secret Service Hubert H. Humphrey George S. McGovern Henry M. Jackson Edmund S. Muskie George C. Wallace Edward M. Kennedy The Treasury New York John V. Lindsay

Weekend theft at Scottsdale homes totals 720 dollars

A Scottsdale family reports 720 dollars in valuables stolen from their home while they vacationed in the mountains. Items missing include a .45 pistol, a color TV, a clock radio, a jewelry box, and a watch. entry via a pried bathroom window. Another burglary at the Salomon residence yielded 350 dollars in cash over two weeks.

Scottsdale Donald Strang Second St

Missing Phoenix woman found drowned in home pool

Kathryn Arlene Rowe 37 was found in her family pool hours after her husband reported her missing from their home at 6318 E Sage Dr. Police said she apparently drowned. Robert Pickett, an observer in the ride along program, located the body. Rowe was described as a good swimmer.

Phoenix Kathryn Arlene Rowe Robert Pickett Phoenix Police Department Rowe E. Sage

Demo hopeful Curtis Nordwall to speak at SCC class

Curtis Nordwall, the first Democrat to announce for Arizona’s new Fourth Congressional District, will address Scottsdale Community College’s issues class Tuesday at noon in room E-117. Nordwall, who recently resigned as executive director of the Arizona Indian Centers and the Ira Hayes Memorial Foundation, is the first American Indian to run for Congress from Arizona. Public invited.

Curtis Nordwall Scottsdale Community College Nordwall Congress Arizona Arizona Indian Centers Ira Hayes Memorial Foundation

Muskie Faces Test in Illinois Primary Battle

Senator Ed Muskie campaigns in Illinois seeking a comeback to slow Eugene McCarthy and deny George McGovern a strong showing for a share of 160 Democratic delegates. The Illinois vote, crucial after Florida, sets the stage for Wisconsin as Daley looms large and Stevenson lends support. Muskie workers began campaigning without pay through Wisconsin.

Chicago UPI Edmund S. Muskie New Hampshire Florida Illinois Muskie Eugene J. McCarthy Maine George S. McGovern South Dakota Richard J. Daley Adlai E. Stevenson III Daley McCarthy McGovern Ilinois Wisconsin

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