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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1971

Page

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Robber Steals 30000 in Cash and Jewelry from Yvonne Bunnell Home

An armed intruder forced entry at 9 30 p m Sunday at 8454 E Chaparral into Yvonne Bunnell residence. He subdued a woman, took about 30000 dollars in cash and jewelry after a room by room search. Suspect described as about 28, 5 11, 200 pounds, black hair brown eyes, grey blazer, dark blue pants and shoes.

Yvonne Bunnell E. Chaparral

Five Die in Arizona Traffic Toll Over Weekend

United Press International reports five deaths from Arizona traffic accidents over the weekend bringing the toll to 613. Victims include 15 year old Darlene Allane of Eleven Mile Corner in a Route 287 crash near Casa Grande, and 24 year old John Kenneth Krushak of Tempe who died after a collision in east Phoenix. Also killed were 26 year old Mrs. Marcella Ransom of Phoenix, 17 year old Ester Cervantes of Superior, and 29 year old Cervando Ruiz Saavedra of Tucson.

United Press International Arizona Darlene Allane Eleven Mile Corner Casa Grande Miss Allen Jimmy Wayne Stanford St. Joseph’s Hospital Phoenix John Kenneth Krushak Tempe Scottsdale Memorial Hospital East Phoenix Krushak Debbie Teeter Marcella Ransom Ester Cervantes Superior Cervando Ruiz Saavedra Tucson IBM Dow Jones P.m Terim Intl Nickel Indus It&t Trans Johns Manville Utilities Kennecott Litton Marcor Minnesota Mining F. J. du Pont Motorola Glore Forgan & Co North Ann Rockwell Alcoa Northrup Owens Mlinois Pan American American Can American Motors Ty Pg&e Anaconda Penn Central At&t Pepsico Arizona Public Polaroid Raytheon Bell & Howell RCA Bendix Bethlehem Steel San Diego G&e Boeing Santa Fe Chrysler Sears Roebuck Cities Skaggs CBS Southern Pacific Sperry Rand Control Standard of Calif du Pont Eastern Air Lines Standard of NJ Eastman Texaco Emerson Texas Gulf Uniroyal General Electric United Aircraft General Motors US Steel Webb General Telephone Xerox Goodyear Zenith Honeywell

Six injured in city traffic incidents over the weekend

Three hospitalized and three treated and released across five accidents. Hospitalized: Larry Combs age 12, Carolyn Simpson 31, Estelle Cox 76. Treated and released: Kitty West 68, David Goldman 9, Bart Borkenstein 18. Incidents included crashes at Oak and 64th Streets, 68th and Oak, 6300 E Indian School, and Hayden and Kimsey with various citations issued.

Larry Combs 78Th St Carolyn Simpson E. Highland Estelle Cox E. Chaparral Memorial Kitty West E. Chaperal David Goldman West Cox Oak 64Th Streets Groyce Spain E. McDowell Rd Jay Pontion S

Assault attempt reported near 2300 block of 77th Street

A 16 year old, Bob Jones of 7525 E Hubbell, said a suspect tossed a dirt clod at him while biking in an open field and fired a revolver after he pursued the offender at 7 15 p.m. The bullet went through his jacket but did not hit him. The suspect fled and police were notified. The youth is described as about 18, 5 8, 140 150 pounds, black hair, jeans and a sports shirt.

77Th Street Bob Jones E. Hubbell

Lawmakers push Susan B. Anthony $2 bill redesign

Thirty-two House members with support from 17 governors and 25 women groups planned to introduce legislation to place Susan B. Anthony on a new issue of the two dollar bill.

Washington UPI House Susan B. Anthony

Senate chief decries aid bill defeat and global shock

Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott called the foreign aid bill rejection reckless and said foreign leaders are appalled. The Foreign Relations Committee will review the consequences after Friday's 41 27 vote to kill the program and revive parts of it. The White House pursues a stopgap continuing resolution to fund aid at last year’s level beyond November 15 while Congress debates the program’s future. Nixon discussed strategy with Scott and Ford via aide William Timmons.

Washington UPI Senate Hugh Scott Scott Senate Foreign Relations Committee White House Congress Nixon House Gerald R. Ford Michigan Ford Wiliam E. Timmons Ronald Ziegler Ziegler

Gauge panel theft at Scottsdale airport and multiple burglaries

A radio and airplane gauge panel valued at 1300 dollars was stolen from a hangar at Scottsdale Municipal Airport between Oct. 23 and Saturday at 1 30 p m. Guy Panarello is the theft victim. Burglars pried a hangar door lock and entered the United Auto Rental office at 4443 N Scottsdale Rd. between 6 50 and 7 10 p m Sunday and grabbed 500 to 800 dollars in cash plus checks and vouchers from a gray metal box. Two suspects, both 18 to 21 with long brown hair, jeans and dark shirts, were seen in the area. Separately 500 dollars in coins and currency were taken from Peter's Hofbrau at 6818 Fifth Ave between 2 and 10 a m Saturday. a floor safe held cash and was found unlocked after the rear door opened. No forced entry signs were found at the restaurant. doors were locked when closed.

Scottsdale Municipal Guy Panarello United Auto Rental Office Scottsdale Rd

Judge orders release of Cannikin environmental documents

U.S. District Judge George L. Hart ordered the government to disclose portions of secret materials on the Cannikin nuclear test on Amchitka Island Alaska. He delayed ruling on a preliminary injunction to block the blast set for Friday or later and did not immediately release the files pending government appeal.

Washington UPI U.S George L. Hart Cannikin Alaska Amchitka Island Atomic Energy Commission Hart Council On Environmental Quality United States

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Paul Tinall Eft Fire John Chase Scottsdale Bob Oden Metropolitan Rural Fire Department Borkenstein Angel Miranda 13Th St Miranda Simpson E. Oak Combs Hayden Kimsey Helen Euken Mesa Crehan RED Wing Shoes N. Scottsdale Thomas Rd Mcdowell By Sen. Scott Crest Room Monthru
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