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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1969

Page

8

Scottsdale youth killed in gas siphon shooting

In northeast Phoenix, 16 year old William Layne Bolich was killed and his 18 year old brother David wounded when they siphoned gasoline from a pickup truck. McInerney, 21, fired a .22 rifle at them. he later turned himself in. Mental illness cited as a factor. no charges may be filed. Private services set at Green Acres Mortuary.

Scottsdale Phoenix William Layne Bolich Garfield David Maricopa County Erney McInerney Spero Starlake N.Y Colorado Roger Kelly Michael Susan Lou Ann Green, Acres Mortuary Pima Coronado High Motorola National Shirt Denver

Raids resume amid peace talks and Vietnam unrest

UPI reports renewed Communist military activity during peace talks as raids resumed, while AWOL servicemen seek sanctuary in Honolulu churches leading to arrests. In Northern Ireland a joint Catholic Protestant criticism targets an independent commission report. Giants fire coach Allie Sherman, replacing him with Alex Webster after a fifth straight loss.

Vietnam Tae Sand Honolulu Belfast Northern ‘Ireland Giants Allie Sherman New York National Football League New York 8 Alex‘ Webster Jost

Street Line Stripping Nears Completion In Town

The town engineer reports that traffic line stripping is nearly finished and crews will start blading dirt roads next. The update emphasizes progress on infrastructure work and upcoming maintenance steps by the public works department.

Scottsdale address changes face opposition in downtown

Attorneys Charles Duccy and Lou Moore will challenge proposed downtown street name and address changes at Tuesday night Scottsdale City Council. Opponents argue the plan is illogical and discriminatory, noting W Fifth Ave area was removed after objections. If enacted, the ordinance would align Osborn Rd area addresses from 68th St to Miller Rd with the metropolitan system starting at Central Ave and Van Buren St.

Scottsdale Charles, Duccy Lou W. “Main Sts Robert “Ballou Ross Scottsdale, Civic Center Duc Osborn Rd Arizona Canal

Scottsdale Education Association to hold private meeting with district

Scottsdale teachers and federation representatives agreed to meet in private to discuss the teachers' request for an election of a bargaining agent. The school board will meet September 25 at 8 p.m. to decide on granting the election.

Scottsdale Education Association Scottsdale Federation Pidkee Ais School Board

Strange Mail At Chicago Post Office Sealed Box To Zoo

UPI reports at the Chicago Post Office workers examined a cardboard box addressed to a zoo. Instructions on the outside described feeding a python. Inside were three snakes including a 614 foot long poisonous pit viper in a jar.

Chicago UPI Zoo

Ex-city plumber Harassed Over Home Base of Operations

Former city plumbing inspector Mel Fenn, four days after a city attorney's order to relocate, still operates from his home at 8644 E Keim Dr. The building superintendent says Fenn uses the residence as a base for his plumbing business, employing outsiders and keeping a busy flow of workers. City officials argue the home office violates zoning unless only family works there, though Filler notes recent zoning changes ease enforcement.

Dick Filler Jim “McCausland Mel Fenn E. Keim Fenn Filler Itv McCausland

Scottsdale family faces grief after deadly shooting

The Kelly family returns to Scottsdale after a fatal shooting that killed Roger. Their son David, 18, and family despair follow relocation from Denver. They face medical bills, employment struggles, and unsure schooling for younger siblings as they adjust to life in Scottsdale.

Roger Kelly Garfield Scottsdale Denver Colo Colorado Thomas Bolich David William Michael Susah Lou‘Ann Kellys

Dirksen remembered as a commanding speaker in Pekin era

Finley recalled Everett Dirksen as a tall man with curly hair and a calm voice who could captivate crowds of 500. He cultivated a sonorous delivery that later made him a political figure and a favorite subject for cartoons and impressionists.

Dirksen Finley Tor Pekin Smy Ke

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