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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1972
Page
1
United Press International reports on stock market activity courtesy of DuPont Glore Forgan and Co. Investors respond to early gains and mixed trading as market indices show modest moves amid corporate news and economic data.
Frederick Alvin Boel, 42, faces murder charges in the shooting of William Madsen Krause, 35, in the family room of Krause's estranged wife. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for April 3 at 9 30 a.m. Police found seven spent cartridges at the scene as Boel reportedly warned Krause to stay away until the divorce finalized.
A Penn Central freight train struck a South Congers bound bus at a crossing near Congers New York killing three students and injuring about 40. Police say the bus was torn in two and dragged about 1000 feet with many injuries including amputations. driver hospitalized and no barrier at crossing.
The Justice Department antitrust chief urged appealing the ITT case to the Supreme Court, saying win or lose, appeal is essential to policy. McLaren’s 1971 memo to Solicitor General Griswold was cited amid Senate probes into the ITT settlement and GOP donations.
Two Scottsdale youths charged last October with Tape in an incident involving a 14 year old girl accepted reduced charges in Superior Court. Both have been placed on one year’s probation. Macaluso and Emmett had their charges lowered to aggravated assault and statutory rape respectively with other counts dropped. Three other youths, including two juveniles, were referred to juvenile authorities and placed on probation. Tom Mingey’s case remains pending with a later appearance.
Preliminary surveys show Paria Canyon Primitive Area suffered no apparent damage after an oil spill in headwaters of Paria River Utah. A Hatchco truck carrying 185 barrels for Tenneco Oil overturned in Henriesville Creek, but BLM, Arizona Game and Fish and others contained the flow behind barriers and pumped it, keeping oil from entering the primitive area boundary south of Highway 89.
Mrs Evelyn Marjory Haynes 47 moved from Abilene Texas in 1954 died recently Survivors include Weldon husband three daughters Virginia Estrada Sylvia Janes Betty Baldwin of Vail Colorado a son Darrell Phoenix six brothers two sisters nine grandchildren Burial at Green Acres Cemetery Mass Saturday Church of St Daniel Phoenix Arizona Burial at Green Acres Cemetery.
Lee R Richards 75 formerly of Chicago worked for Up-2-Date Laundry and moved to Scottsdale in 1971. He died Thursday at his home 7836 EB Cypress. Memorial services 11 a.m. Saturday at Scottsdale Baptist Church with cremation by Green Acres Mortuary. Survived by wife Josephine two sons Gordon and Robert two daughters Madge Welling and Opal Selke two brothers two sisters nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
The Scottsdale School Board reduces the district budget by 2500 due to falling special education attendance affecting state ADA payments. It also names David C. Young supervisor of planning and inspection for 1971-72 and 1972-73 with a 3881 and 10350 salary respectively. Other actions include funding for a Naval JROTC program, yearbook advertising to cut costs, open photographer agreements, and course proposal delays. The board moves to deed dedication for school access, approves sidewalk work at Pueblo Elementary, and considers distribution of a historical booklet with an advertiser. The Saguaro High School Band is set to attend a Dallas festival.
William W. George 50 of Scottsdale was arrested on DWI and no license charges near Scottsdale. A NCIC check linked him to two 1966 Missouri robbery warrants. bond on the fugitive warrants was set at 22000 dollars. He had been released from Arizona State Prison in 1969 after a 1966 Phoenix robbery. motive for release unclear.
Dennison Kendall reports a burglary at his residence on Camelback Road where $310 in valuables were stolen between 7 and 11 p.m. Thursday. Police say entry was likely via an open bedroom window and the theft included a color television valued at $300 and a $10 blanket.
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