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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1970
Page
1
Cairo crowds mourn Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser with processions and portraits. Arab leaders vow aid while fear of chaos grows. Russia promises continued support. Nixon sends delegation. Israel and Arab states tense as succession questions loom and regional stability hangs in balance.
Dow Jones interims show gains across sectors with 30 industrials at 763.57 up 2.60, 20 transports at 152.83 up 4.62, utilities at 108.80 up 0.03, and the overall Stocks index at 245.71 up 2.38. Volume reaches 15,980,000 shares. United Press International reports the figures via F I DuPont and Glore Forgan & Co.
A 15 year old Phoenix youth, Mark Foust, was ordered to stand trial as an adult for murder and assault tied to the June 24 slaying of Marlo Richardson, 19, of Paradise Valley, and a July 22 shotgun wound to William Toppling, a Devil's Disciples leader. A psychologist described Foust as a sociopath needing five to ten years of treatment, and the judge ruled state institutions could not adequately treat him.
Spiro Agnew denounced a Scranton Commission report on campus unrest during a Sioux Falls luncheon. He criticized the report as misleading and blamed campus disord ers on liberals, also targeting Sen. George S. McGovern as a radical liberal venturer and fund-raiser. About 1,000 attendees welcomed him.
A mitigation hearing in Superior Court discussed Dr Richard Daniel and his wife Merrill Ann, who pleaded guilty to marijuana possession. A new-trial motion was postponed to 2 p.m. Wednesday. if denied, Judge Warren Ridge will pronounce sentence.
An old advertisement fragment touts FASTEETH denture adhesive powder as a quick fix for loose teeth. The jumbled text implies claims of comfort, fit, and health benefits while warning against acidity.
Harry B. Clow III formerly of 6601 E Mockingbird Lane was sentenced by Federal Judge Carl E Muecker to four months in prison and 32 months probation for willfully subscribing to income tax returns for 1963 and 1964. He pleaded nolo contendere to underreporting income totaling 22186 with 4168 in 1963 and 18018 in 1964. Clow begins serving October 12 and previously served as Ramtec Inc business manager, Ramada Inns architectural division in Phoenix before relocating to Golden Colorado and then San Diego where he now resides.
Police report a wallet with $425 in cash credit cards and checks stolen Sunday night from a Scottsdale home. Entry occurred via open bedroom window after removing a screen. Credit cards and checks found in the alley behind the residence. Separate weekend burglaries at Saguaro High School cafeteria and Sienderella Salon on Park Drive.
President Nixon announced a delegation led by Robert H. Finch will attend the funeral of President Gamal Abdel Nasser in Cairo. Nixon remained aboard the USS Saratoga and said he would not attend due to the lack of diplomatic relations since the 1967 Arab Israeli war.
Walter Doc Holliday a Democrat running for state superintendent will discuss kindergarten support tonight at Camelback High School at 8 pm. A question and answer session will follow detailing his views and goals if elected to the state education post.
Nancy Ann Haskin 37 died Sunday from a stroke in St Joseph's. Services set for 11 a.m. Thursday at Mercer Mortuary 1541 E Thomas Rd. She lived at 8234 E Heatherbrae Dr born in Peoria Illinois and moved to the Valley 31 years ago. She worked as an engineering aide for Motorola for 11 years. Survived by husband Warren P father Henry C Jacobs Santa Barbara CA mother Mrs E R Hinton Phoenix and grandmother Mrs Maybel Murphy Washington IL. Cremation will follow. Contributions to Valley of the Sun School 3115 W McDowell Phoenix.
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