Regents Approve Budget Increases For Arizona Universities
The Arizona Board of Regents approved higher operating budgets for Arizona State University University of Arizona and Northern Arizona University along with several construction contracts and calendar changes. A $2.2 million contract for a Northland Construction Co project and a $589,057 SAC Library Study Center payment were approved, with plan to begin a new calendar and longer Christmas break. New funding requests include $101 million from the Legislature and a $133 million overall budget, with administrative changes and an internal audit department setup.
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Arizona State University
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University of Arizona
Northern Arizona University
Northland Construction Co
Flag State
Paul Sin
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J. Lawrence Walkup
Arizona University Woul
Douglas Wall
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Arizona Public Service Company
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SAC
Kitchell Contractors, Inc
John Faught
Board of Regents
Michael Sickinger
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United Fund Flagstaff kickoff aims to raise 102000
Open invitation to all to attend Friday luncheon at the Elks Club at noon. Campaign officials report progress toward pledging a large share of the 102000 goal to support 13 agencies serving Flagstaff. Walter Bennett urges gifts to benefit all agencies, not a single one.
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Walter Bennett
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Professors Not Eligible For Raises In Arizona
The Office of Emergency Preparedness ruled that professors at Arizona’s three universities are not eligible for promised raises. Atty. Gen. Gary Nelson, Dr. John Morris of Arizona State University, and the State A A U P said the lawsuit would be delayed until after the wage freeze ends. Nelson said the ruling was sent to Tom Hall, advisor to the State Board of Regents.
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Office of Emergency Preparedness
Arizona
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John Morris
Arizona State University
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Nelson
Tom Hall
State Board of Regents
Lawmakers Convene for Remap Work
PHOENIX ARIZONA Gov Jack Williams urged a special session of the Arizona Legislature to redraw the states 30 legislative districts before a November deadline. The plan hinges on the 1979 census data and faces questions about accuracy and potential partisan impact in Phoenix and Tucson.
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Jack Williams
Arizona
Goveror
Nixon meets Japanese emperor Hirohito in Alaska visit
President Nixon and Emperor Hirohito held a formal meeting in Anchorage during a historic Alaska trip the first time a sitting U.S. president met a Japanese monarch The event accompanied by a Northern Lights display and a reception at Walter J Mickels home reflected postwar ties amid limited details on talks and no communique issued.
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Flagstaff Board Candidate Shackleford Enters Race
Donald G. Shackleford, a 35 year old Flagstaff businessman, becomes the third candidate for the Flagstaff School Board seat to be decided in the Oct. 5 election. He joins incumbent Verne Seidel Jr. and Rev. Luther R. Clayton in the race for a five year term. Shackleford, active in church work, has a Baptist pastor background and has emphasized parent access to information on board policies and programs as they are developed. He moved to Arizona in 1969 and works at Modern Mobile Home Sales on Lake Mary Road.
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Arizona
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Bethel Baptist Church
Lake Mary Road
Northern Arizona University
Colorado
Bob Jones University
South Carolina
Britain ejects 105 Russians as spies in Cold War move
London, AP: Britain orders 105 Soviet spies expelled despite Soviet retaliation warnings. A Foreign Office spokesman says the order stands, while the defector is questioned and parts of the ring traced to the embassy, Aeroflot, and other agencies. The exodus follows the alleged high agent’s defection and ongoing intelligence transfers to Western powers.
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KGB
Central Intelligence Agency
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Chapger
Intourist Travel Agency
Russian Trade Center
Moscow Narandy Bank
NAU Students Clean Up Litter in South Academic Center
NAU students led by Ron Fisher and Jerry Swen plan a cleanup around the South Academic Center residence hall to address litter left from construction. Dr Charles Black supports ecology and will host a spaghetti dinner for workers as momentum builds.
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New South Academic Center
NAU
Ted
Ron Fisher
Jerry Swen
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Tucson
Sahnaro
Charles Black
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