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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1973
Page
1
Hoppy the cat and Juno the mouse are described as best friends though not bosom pals. Juno hides in a safe spot while the pair share a dish, with owners Kathy Byers and Diane Bauschelt both of Chicago.
John Malczyk, 38, pleaded guilty to running a bookmaking operation at his Phoenix newsstand. He received 60 days probation and a $300 fine. An IRS lien of $16,400 for unpaid taxes was recorded, with Malczyk paying $4,500 and allowed to continue operating.
A 16 year old Scottsdale youth, David Newell Schade, was treated and released from Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after a 3:45 p.m. crash at Thomas and Hayden. Schade allegedly ran a red light, hitting Edward M. Smith, 68, of Mesa, who was turning left from Thomas onto Hayden. Smith’s car then hit Patrica A. Martin, 43, of Apache Junction.
Washington dealers from Oregon, Washington, and Louisiana led a 2500 strong protest at the Capitol steps. They decried Phase IV gasoline pricing limits and accused the Cost of Living Council of shortchanging them while House Speaker Carl Albert offered to listen and accept their petition.
About 100 Phoenix area service station operators joined the Central Arizona Service Station Operators Association to oppose price controls. They oppose a one-cent per gallon increase they cannot pass to customers and warn against shutdowns while urging dealers to contact Congress.
Thirteen counties in Arizona collected 1,970,704 dollars from national forest income in the last fiscal year. Distribution is based on forest acreage. Yuma County has no national forest land. The report was given by Southwestern Regional Forester William Hurst.
National Weather Service forecasters expect clear skies and high temperatures of 100 to 105 degrees for Saturday and Sunday with overnight lows in the lower 70s. Sky Harbor reports 101 degrees and Scottsdale hits 100, marking the 104th 100 degree day this year. two months with no measurable rain at the airport. Some afternoon cloudiness possible in central mountains and southeastern state. humidity may rise in the southwest deserts.
SIEROTY says the sabre tooth tiger is a fossil whose grandeur fits California and the bill to make it the official state fossil is before Governor Reagan after passing the legislature.
A late evening fire destroyed a small vacant house near Granite Reef Road and Roosevelt in Scottsdale. Investigators said the damage was about 1000 dollars and the cause is unknown. Firemen noted it broke out after 11 p.m. and ownership could not be determined.
Scottsdale resident Leo Rogers will address the Phoenix Chapter of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics at the Sheraton Scottsdale Hotel Saturday evening. Rogers, operations manager of Motorola Semiconductor Products Division SPD environmental control, is active on the Phoenix environmental quality commission and county air pollution panels. He was named one of the 1973 Outstanding Young Men of the Year.
Police report a break in at Sports Corral 7229 E. Shea Boulevard with firearms and ammunition valued at 1085 stolen. Entry appears to have occurred between 6 p.m. Wednesday and 8 a.m. Thursday when a glass door was struck by a rock and the alarm failed.
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