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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1975
Page
4
A week of festivities featured Indian legend dancers along with a rodeo trades and crafts exhibits parade beauty contests and additional dancing as part of the community fair program.
Virginia Trimble sought a miracle after her 10 year old daughter Marcia Trimble disappeared for over a month. Marcia's body was found beneath a plastic wading pool in a neighbor's garage with four boxes of Girl Scout cookies nearby. Police said she was strangled in what became one of Nashville's most intense missing person cases.
Charles Schmid Jr. known as the Pied Piper of Tucson was stabbed 20 times and died after an attack in the Maricopa County Hospital area. Two inmates were in investigative lockup as authorities prepared charges.
John Duffey, director of Campus Security and former FBI agent, will retire June 30 after 12 years at ASU. An appreciation dinner hosted by the Associated Students of ASU will be held 6 p.m. in the Memorial Union Arizona Room with speakers including ASU President John Schwada and Lt. Theo G. Nielson. ASASU will present a special recognition to Duffey.
Twelve relatives gathered at Charity Ruppert’s home in Hamilton for an Easter reunion when eleven were shot dead. James Ruppert, 40, Charity’s son, faced 11 counts of aggravated murder with bond set at 200000. Prosecutors said victims included Charity and Leonard Ruppert and eight children. He will undergo psychiatric exams with April 4 hearing date.
The Order of Sons of Italy in America will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m at Eldorado Park 2311 N Miller Rd The Progress erred earlier stating Tuesday Meetings will be held on the first Wednesday of each month said officer John Suardini
Supai area activities include the Spring Fine Arts Program on April 9 featuring Fifth and Sixth Grade choral groups and the Supai Band. April 10 adds Supai Fun Night at Roller World. Coronado High hosts a South Scottsdale Little League coaching clinic.
Airport Director Harold R Lagasse encourages residents to tour Scottsdale Municipal Airport to learn operations. Ten tours were held in late February and early March with 200 youths visiting the new air traffic control tower and receiving briefings from tower personnel. Tours can be arranged by contacting the office.
Herbert W. Kahrig and Nancy G. Kahrig welcome a boy on March 9. Ernest L. Dunivan and Therese C. Dunivan announce a boy born March 10. George R. Koepke and Linda L. Koepke have a boy on March 11. Stan Lane and Lourdes O. Lane greet a boy born March 13. Barry Douglas Baxley and Carin Lynne Baxley welcome a girl on March 14. John R. Hahanke and Candace D. Hahanke announce a girl born March 14. Charles R. Williams and Doris Jean Williams have a boy born March 16. Richard W. Maes and Carol Louise Maes report a boy born March 18.
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