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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1969

Page

8

Scottsdale Protests Mark Moratorium Day March

A largely peaceful antiwar demonstration in Scottsdale drew about 175 youths and some adults gathering at Scottsdale Rd and Stetson Dr. They marched with no permit oversight by police, ending at City Park where speakers including Dr W A McCleneghan debated war ethics.

Scottsdale Scottsdale Rd Stetson Dr Second St City Park Civic Center W. A. McCleneghan Vietnam Bill Donaldson Lauren Jeffries Cleve Jones Scottsdale High School Jeffries Gerald Kleinfeld History Department McCleneghan

Lodge rules out secret talks with Viet Cong

Paris talks yield surprise as Communist delegates float direct secret meetings with the Viet Cong Lodge says the United States will not meet secretly unless the Saigon government is represented. In Phoenix court a murder trial defense motions hearing continues for Carl Kenneth Kummerlowe with trial set Oct 28. A Phoenix fire kills two children Allen Sclark and Cheryl Scarlock both dies from burns after gasoline ignition.

Paris Vietnam U.S Henry Cabot Lodge Lodge Saigon Kummerlowe Phoenix Carl-Kenneth Kummerlowe Roger Strand Harley Kimbro Mesa Allen Scarlock Cheryl

Barricades on Pima frontage roads to be removed

Vice Mayor Ken Murray says controversial traffic barricades at Chaparral and Pima Rds and McDonald Dr and Pima Rd will come down today. City staff will study traffic impacts and possible frontage road alternatives, with results due at the informal Monday meeting. Residents warned the closure would push traffic onto 86th Street near Mohave Elementary.

Chaparral Pima McDonald Dr Pima Rd Ken Murray 86Th St Mohave

City moves to fence or disconnect unsafe well near Camelback

Public Works Director Marc Stragier announces wells must be fenced or electricity cut to prevent danger after Councilman Bob Jones cites a hazardous site at 68th and Camelback. A 12 000 volt primary transformer and ground level switch box pose lethal risks. landowners Earl J. Small and Gwendolyn Wilmoth have not been contacted.

Marc Stragier Bob Jones Jones 68Th and Camelback Stragier Earl J. Small Gwendolyn Wilmoth

Desert Arabian Ranch Sold to Three for 400 000

Desert Arabian Ranch near Scottsdale and Phoenix changes hands as Jack Leonard and two out of state partners acquire the 138 acre estate from the Aste estate for 400000. Leonard plans to expand stalls and improve show rings while honoring former owner Robert Louis Aste with an Aste Room. Kay Braswell will manage trainers for the new ownership.

Jack Leonard Leonard Phoenix Robert Louis Aste Scottsdale UIP Mortgage Co Aste Griffin Manufacturing Co New York Kay Braswell Herb Caywood Americo Mac” Carvalho Herb, Drinkwater Carl Trexler Joe Strickler Hink Leonard Johnson Jack Senini Johnson Bartos Don Luis Ariz Ohio Arizona

Schindorff Given 40 Year Sentence In Scottsdale Case

Schindorff was sentenced by Judge Kenneth Chatwin in Maricopa County Superior Court on four counts including two assaults, assault with intent to kill, and kidnapping. He faces a separate man slaughter preliminary hearing in Scottsdale Justice Court, while his appeal plans are stated.

Thomas. L. Schindorff Maricopa County Superior Court Kenneth Chatwin Schindorff Scottsdale Michele Parker Chatwin

Mets Complete Series Victory To Capture Baseball World Title

The New York Mets rallied from a 3 0 deficit to defeat the Baltimore Orioles 5 3 and win the World Series four games to one. Jerry Koosman pitched all nine innings for the Mets, with Donn Clendenon homering three times in the series and Al Weis tying the game with a seventh inning blast. Swoboda’s fifthinning double and a headsup close in the ninth sealed the title as New York stormed back to claim baseball’s crown.

NEW York UPI New York Mets Baltimore Orioles Jerry Koosman Mets Orioles Dave McNally Frank Robinson McNally Eddie’ Watt Jones Watt Clendenon Ron Swoboda Met

Pyhel hearing moved to November third in Phoenix court

Preliminary hearing for Henry G Pyhel of 8235 E Osborn on kidnapping and related charges was rescheduled to November 3 at 9 a.m. in northwest Phoenix Justice Court. Bond issues and appeals involved, with judges Reno and Gooding ruling on bond and procedure.

Henry G Pyhel E. Osborn Northwest Phoenix Justice Court Pyhel Marian Reno William Gooding Maricopa County

Bartos seeks seat on city council in 1970 race

Dan Bartos 48 of 8350 E. Bonnie Rose announces a second bid for city council as seven candidates run in the Feb 17 1970 primary. He cites taxation without representation and vows to listen to residents. Bartos supports one acre zoning and Mohave school district changes and proposes Paradise Valley annexation to share tax burden.

Dan Bartos Bartos Bonnie Rose Maricopa County Heinz Hink American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Latter Day Saints Mohave Bud ‘Tims

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