Should He Rescue the Daffodil
Columnist Dick West discusses sending a letter to Rachel Carson via bottle and critiques the dangers of pesticide use highlighted in Silent Spring. Mentions Senate discussion and public concern about environmental balance.
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Tam
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Nature
LeRoy Eyring Named to Who's Who in America
Chemistry professor LeRoy Eyring, ASU department chair, 44, at 6995 S Jackrabbit Rd, is listed in the 33rd edition of Who's Who in America. He earned a BS from University of Arizona in 1944 and a PhD from Berkeley in 1949, later joining ASU in 1961 after a stint at State University of Town. His work covers solid state chemistry, thermodynamics, kinetics, and rare earth oxide structures.
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Sneaky practice tip and a dramatic bridge hand
The column blends chess like preparation with a bridge hand excerpt. South wins tricks by managing trumps and discards while reading opponents. East signals pressure and discards to thwart South and secure a game and rubber.
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Dummy
Fast
South
East
Lawyer protests delay in zoning decision
Attorney George Long representing the Chaparral and Scottsdale parcel owner claims unjust delays on a December rezoning from R1-7 to SR. The planning commission recommended approval but council postponed again to April 21 after a re posting that Long says was unauthorized. The last meeting before term end saw confusion over posting and a rescinded 5-2 vote.
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Chaparral and
Scottsdale Rds
Planning and Zoning Commission
Council
Long
Fern Anderson
Osmond Burton, Jr
Bill Schrader
Burton
Policeman’s Ball Set for Scottsdale May 9 at Paradise Inn
Scottsdale announces its third annual Policeman’s Ball on May 9 at Paradise Inn. From 8 p m to 2 a m semi formal attire requested. Local band and MC Mac the singing bartender from the Cross Keys will entertain. Tickets five dollars per couple on sale at the police department Chamber of Commerce or via officers. Proceeds fund a death or injury benefit for officers.
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Paradise Inn
Camelback Rd
Mac
Cross Keys
Douglas K. Huntress
Larry Orr
Hugh Carpenter
Richard Mack
Robert Moore
Louis Kaar
Martin Hyland
Lamonn Phelps
Iken Eckholm
Scottsdale Police Department
Chamber of Commercce
Scottsdale sees construction up in March permits
Scottsdale building department issued 155 permits valued at 2,255,794 in March, lifting the fiscal year total to about 10.57 million dollars. March included 53 single family permits the largest in months, with 12 apartment building permits for 115 units and a 694,000 construction estimate including 200,000 for the Lusk Corporation Scottsdale East project at 815 N Hayden Rd.
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Building Department
Lusk ‘Corporation
Scottsdale East
N. Hayden Rd
Insurance Association Elects Officers in Scottsdale
The Scottsdale Association of Independent Insurance Agents elected new officers at a Wednesday meeting. Howard R Ryan Jr was named president, Joe Patterson as vice president, and Dudley Young as secretary treasurer. Additional members include Caywood Soderquist Agency, William Fowler, Kent B Hinson, Gail Scott, Dale Mercer and Larry Fuller. The group aims to promote underwriting integrity, high standards, fire prevention cooperation, and enforcement of insurance laws with state and city authorities.
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Independent Insurance
Howard R Ryan, Jr
Beattie, Ryan and Bridge Insurance Inc
Joe Patterson
The
Patterson Insurance Agency
Dudley Young
Fifth Avenue Insurance Agency
Assocare
Caywood-Soderquist Agency
William Fowler
Kent’ B. Hinson
Scottsdale Insurance Agency
Gail Scott
Dale E. Mercer
Larry Fuller
State Insurance Department
Mrs Peabody Jailed Again In Race Protest
Mrs. Peabody 72 the Massachusetts governor’s mother and wife of a bishop chose jail over $450 bonds on trespass conspiracy and being an undesirable guest charges in St. Augustine Florida. Federal arguments over jurisdiction followed three hours as Me Peabody seeks fair trial while other demonstrators were arrested.
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St. Augustine
Fla
New England
Malcolm Peabody
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Javits Praises GOP Civil Rights Support
Senator Javits cited messages from six Republican governors including three possible presidential contenders as evidence of firm GOP backing for the civil rights bill. He and Senator Morse prepared to debate the provision allowing the Justice Department to sue to desegregate public facilities.
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Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Javits
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Senate
Justice Department
House
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