Lyons Top Scholar Heads to Caltech for Graduate Study
Peter Bruce Lyons, son of Mr and Mrs LR Lyons of Seatter City, will begin graduate study at the California Institute of Technology in September. He was the top scholar in the University of Arizona Class of 1964, majored in physics at LUA College of Liberal Arts, after graduating from Boulder High School in 1968.
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Scouts Honor Merit Awards Ceremony Report
Members of Troop 73 gathered as Bruce WacDer and Larry Mewtrey introduced first class and merit badges. Speakers including Robert Powel and Lond praised Scouting values while awards were given to Kenry Finch Mike Igor Lake Lund Jeff Weller and others with refreshment, remarks, and a closing toast from Mrs Ch don and Marge Rendle.
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Dear Ann Landers Puzzle Advice Weighs Family Ties
A reader asks about a husband who feigns spying on their children to fuel tattling and a suggestion to switch to self reporting. Advice warns this fosters distrust, urges honest communication, and recommends ending the spy game. An engaged couple faces stage fright and marital strain and receives guidance toward addressing core problems.
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Land Act filings and Western state private ownership shifts
The article reviews Desert Land Act and Homestead Act effects across western states through the early 1880s. It notes approvals, rejections, and transfers of land, with percentages of patents to private owners and regional patterns in Idaho Nevada Arizona and Alaska. Public lands policy influenced livestock farming and crop use as ownership shifted.
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Hese Agricultural
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Nevedsa
Oldest Japanese Woman Yasuo Bayashi Dies at 118
Japan's oldest woman Yasuo Bayashi died of apoplexy at age 118. Premier Hayato Ikeda had honored her last year for longevity and public service inagevity.
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Japan
Yasuobayashi
Hayate Ikeda
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