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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1973
Page
1
In Italy the 14 day cholera outbreak shows a drop in new cases but officials warn against assuming control. 24 deaths include a 72 year old man in Cagliari who ate mussels blamed for the outbreak. 15 deaths in Naples area, seven in Bari, one near Rome.
President Nixon and Sirica filed briefs in a U S appeals court contesting Sirica s order to turn over Watergate tapes for secret review. The briefs argue executive privilege limits and warn of threats to presidential powers and constitutional government. The case may reach the Supreme Court after the October recess.
Phoenix police say 26 year old Phillip Terry Abell, linked to a string of bad checks totaling about $1 million, wrote a $5000 check to the American Cancer Society during a July charity hair cut. Abell faces murder charges in a Phoenix promoter death and a Friday preliminary hearing is set.
Scottsdale dealer Charles I. Bud Beck his wife Leona and daughter Cynthia were robbed at 4 15 p m Saturday by two armed men who rang the Oak Street home doorbell and forced them to the floor. Four rings valued at 500 and about 95 in cash were taken. Police describe the suspects as about 30, wearing sunglasses and armed.
A cold upper low moving southeast from Nevada will bring cooler temperatures and scattered showers through the middle of the week. Valley skies stay largely fair through Tuesday with a slight chance of late evening thundershowers. Highs Tuesday in the mid 90s, overnight lows near 70, while Sunday highs ranged from the upper 70s in Flagstaff and the Grand Canyon to around 100 in Phoenix and Yuma.
A 75-year-old Phoenix woman Ellen J. Bedell was listed in fair condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after her car struck a concrete abutment at Hayden and Indian School Roads on Saturday. Police cited her for failing to obey a traffic control device after the vehicle rolled onto its side in a ditch.
In Phoenix a superior court trial opens Tuesday for Shawn Jensen 25 accused of the first degree murder of James Burgoyne 19 and Kathy Roger 17. The bodies were found in the desert near Saguaro Lake on March 10. Jensen reported finding them and was arrested three weeks later. Roger was an Arcadia High student Burgoyne attended Scottsdale Community College.
Edna J. Williams 60 native of St Louis died Saturday at St Josephs Hospital Scottsdale resident since 1958 worked as a secretary at Arizona State University and belonged to Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church Women of the Moose PBSA Third Order of St Frances Sodality and Catholic Daughters Survivors include husband Beryl two daughters Carol Alger of Scottsdale and Marilyn Steinberg of Sunnyvale CA mother Anna Brutcher of Phoenix and six grandsons Rosary 8 p.m. Tuesday at the church Mass 10 a.m. Wednesday at the church interment St Francis Cemetery Visitation 7 to 9 p.m. today and all day Tuesday at Messinger Mortuary 7601 E Indian School Rd Masses suggested for the deceased.
Ruth O Carlson 75 a Minnesota native who moved to Scottsdale 16 years ago from Pasco Washington will be memorialized Tuesday at Messinger Mortuary Chapel. Burial will follow at Greenwood Memorial Park. She died Friday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital leaving a daughter Virginia Haskell and a grandchild as survivors.
Mrs. Anne T. Noll 75 died Saturday at St. Joseph's Hospital. Visitation 7 p.m. today at Arcadia Funeral Home. Mass 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at St. Theresa's Church. Burial in St Francis Cemetery. She lived at 5519 E. Flower and came from Aberdeen South Dakota. Survived by Frank W. Noll husband three sons Frank R. Noll John H. Noll and Paul Noll a daughter Mrs. Robert Bowser 14 grandchildren and a great.
Garland Wood about 50 was booked on an open murder charge after questioning at the Mesa sheriff's substation in the fatal shooting of Harold L. Jamison 29 of Tempe. Jamison died after being shot in the back Sunday night following a dispute over hunting near a private home. The arrest followed the argument Jamison and a companion had with Wood.
The Phoenix Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce attacked proposed federal air controls for Arizona. It told the EPA the plans are extensive ill conceived and inappropriate.
Four of nine injured in a weekend Canyon Lake boating accident remained in Phoenix area hospitals. The most seriously hurt child, Nacoa F. Quaranta, 5, of Phoenix, was in guarded condition at St. Joseph's Hospital, while Ronald P. Claggett, 27, also of Phoenix, was reported in good condition at Mesa Lutheran. Carol J. Vosburg, 26, and David M. Quaranta, 27, both of Phoenix, were admitted to Desert Samaritan Hospital in Mesa.
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