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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1973

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City oil slick irks Scottsdale station operator

An irate Standard Oil dealer at Osborn and Scottsdale Roads complains oil leaks from city refuse trucks hydraulic systems ruined his driveway. Tim Bray says leaks persist despite vent replacements, while Winter criticizes beautification efforts and cites a Mobil station citation for artificial grass as evidence of city flaws.

Scottsdale Jim Winter Standard Oil Co Osborn Scottsdale Roads Winter Mobil 68Th Thomas

Warm statewide temperatures foreseen with rising highs

The National Weather Service forecast continued warm temperatures and fair skies for the state. Highs near 100 degrees are expected in the valley Wednesday after overnight lows in the mid 60s. Readings Tuesday ranged from mid 60s in Flagstaff and the Grand Canyon to upper 80s in Phoenix Yuma Tucson with Scottsdale at 89.

National Weather Service Flagstaff Grand Canyon Winslow Kingman Phoenix Yuma

Road Closure Planned on Miller Road for Water Line

City officials announce Miller Road from Holly Street to Virginia Avenue will close tonight at 8 until 7 a.m. Wednesday. Tim Bray says construction workers will install a Phoenix water line along the roadway center.

Miller Road Holly Street Virginia Avenue Tim Bray

Senate subpena for Dean as Watergate hearings loom

A subpena is issued for former White House counsel John W. Dean to testify under oath this week before the Senate Watergate committee. Immunity talks may decide whether he testifies publicly, amid plans for televised hearings starting May 17. Senate leaders say initial sessions will focus on the broader espionage and sabotage backdrop, not only Watergate. President Nixon faces calls for an independent inquiry as Elliot Richardson prepares to appoint a special Watergate prosecutor after confirmation as attorney general.

Washington UPI John W. Dean White House Senate Special Watergate Committee Dean Washington Star-News Senate Committee Justice Department Federal Court Sam J. Ervin Dn.c Nixon Elliot L. Richardson

Driverless panel truck crash on Granite Reef ends with two poles hit

At about 9:40 p.m. on Granite Reef Road near Valley View, a driverless panel truck rolled away from a stopped driver James J. Caldes 21 of 6426 E. 85th St as he talked with friends. The vehicle struck a light pole, then continued south and stopped against another pole at Granite Reef and Valley View. No injuries reported, but $1,500 in damage to the truck and obstacles. police issued no citations.

Granite Reef Road Valley View Granite Reef James J. Caldes E. 85Th St Keim Drive Caldes

Grace C Burleson Obituary Services Held in Mesa

Grace C Burleson a 90 year old Scottsdale resident died Monday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Her funeral is set for Wednesday at the Church of the Redeemer Mesa with burial in Mesa Cemetery She was born in Virginia moved to Scottsdale 25 years ago from Sophia West Virginia and was a Highland Baptist Church member Survivors include husband Charlie J three sons Charles R of Scottsdale C Kelly and Larry D of Mesa a brother Fred Sturgill of Scottsdale and 11 grandchildren Friends may call until 9 pm today at Larry J Melcher Mortuary Mesa

Grace C. Burleson Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Church of the Redeemer Mesa Mesa Cemetery Burleson 74Th Place Virginia Scottsdale Sophia W. Va Highland Baptist Church Charlie J Charles R C. Kelly Larry D Fred Sturgill Larry J. Melcher

Nurse Betty J. Card 44 Dies in Valley Hospital

Betty Jewel Card a registered nurse 44 died Monday at Doctors Hospital. Services set for 1 p.m. Wednesday at Green Acres Mortuary with burial in Green Acres Cemetery. She lived at 8220 E Buena Terra Way Scottsdale worked at Camelback Hospital and Orthopedic Center in Scottsdale born Seminole Oklahoma moved to the Valley in 1967. She was a member of the Arizona Nurses Association Valley Presbyterian Church and Sea ton Hospital School of Nursing Austin Texas. She is survived by her son Reginald two daughters Laura and Debra her mother Mrs A F Clark and two sisters in other states.

Betty Jewel Card Doctors ‘Hospital Green Acres Mortuary Hayden Rd Green Acres Cemetery Card E. Buena Terra Way Camelback Hospital Scottsdale Seminole Okla Oklahoma City Arizona Nurses’ Association Seaton Hospital School of Nursing Austin Tex The Valley Presbyterian Church Boyd Reginald Laura Caro, Mich Debra Flagstaff A. F. Clark Houston

Nina Terry Services and Interment Planned in New York

Nina Terry 49 died Monday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Native of Saratoga New York she lived in Cave Creek five years after moving from Glens Falls New York. She was a waitress and belonged to Carefree Catholic Church. Visitation at Messinger Mortuary 7 Indian School Rd until 9 PM.

Nina Terry Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Glens Falls N.Y Saratoga, N.Y Terry Cholla Drive Cave Creek George Visitation Messiner Mortuary Indian School Rd

Udall backs bill to reimburse ranchers on mineral strip

Rep. Morris K. Udall endorses a bill that would reimburse ranchers facing eviction from the mineral strip in southeastern Arizona. The San Carlos Apache tribe has ordered the ranchers, some with land ties back to the early 1900s, to vacate by the end of June.

Washington Morris K. Udall D-Ariz Arizona San Carlos

Teen shooter in Phoenix gets 25 to life sentence

In Phoenix, 16 year old Terry Lon Hays was sentenced to 25 years to life after pleading guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the December 22, 1965, South Phoenix shooting that killed 16 year old Lee Lopez Robles. Superior Court Judge Frederic W. Heineman imposed the term after a plea to the reduced charge.

Phoenix Superior Court Frederic W. Heineman Terry Lon Hays Hays Lee Lopez Robles South Phoenix

Californians nabbed on drug charge in Arizona camper

Two Riverside men Rex Taylor age 24 and Joseph Coma Shropshire age 30 were arrested Monday night in Yuma County when marijuana valued at 21000 was found in the back of their camper pickup. They were held for Federal authorities and to be arraigned today before a U S Magistrate in Yuma.

Yuma County Rex Taylor Joseph Coma Shropshire Riverside U.S Yuma

Actor’s stepdaughter hurt in Tucson car crash

Cheryl Pontrelli, 19, the University of Arizona student and stepdaughter of actor Michael Landon, remained in guarded condition after a Sunday night crash about 40 miles south of Tucson, with head injuries reported.

Tucson Michael Landon Cheryl Pontrelli Miss Pontrelli University of Arizona Here

Woman sentenced for death of Phoenix man Darrel Steed

Karol Potter a 20 year old from Mesa received 35 to 50 years in state prison after pleading guilty to accessory after the fact of murder in the death of Darrel Steed 35 whose body was found near Granite Reef Dam on February 14 Potter was sentenced by Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Rufus Coulter.

Phoenix Karol Potter Mesa Maricopa County Rufus Coulter Miss Potter Darrel Steed Granite Reef Dam

Gainey Ranch Hearing Delayed for Two Weeks

The planning commission will continue the PCC zoning hearing for 640 acres of Gainey Ranch to give developer Dick Searles time to prepare testimony. Ramada Inn Corp seeks PCC zoning for 160 acres of Scottsdale Inn and Country Club to permit a resort hotel and townhouses after a prior denial.

Gainey Ranch City Planning Commission Larry Bussard Dick Searles PCC Scottsdale Inn and Country Club Ramada Inn Corp Country Club Ramada Inn

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