Pueblo arts open and student achievements highlighted in council event
The Pueblo Parent Council hosts a fine arts open house on April 9 featuring a vocal concert, instrumental recital, and art display under Jean Collins and Ray Cooper. Pueblo students attend district events, reading workshops, and a playground planning tour funded by Faculty Follies. The Court House Restaurant sponsors an Easter Egg Hunt with 24 baskets and candy for nonfinders, with participants including Sherry Roadman and Roger Roessler. Additionally, Mohave area students join Celebrations and the Pueblo Jazz Band performs for seniors at Mesa Community College.
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Joan Sheff
Pueblo Parent Council
Pueblo
Jean Collins
IMC
Ray Cooper
Gerald Buechner
George Jarvis
Court House
Scottsdale
Sherry Roadman
Roger Roessler
Mary Gayle Adam
Nathan Elliott
Jimmy Searles
Rodney Shaffer
Lance Stolworthy
Mesa Community College
Roger Smith
Kurt Carlson
Stephanie Svenonius
Rose DeStefano
T. J. Moran
Frank O’mera
Steve Randall
Derek Jarvis
Jim Kerr
Kachina Tavan Area Immunizations and Activities Update
Notices go home for Thursday immunizations at Kachina and Tavan. permission slips must be returned. Tavan third grader wins state poetry contest with prize poem entered in final judging. Stage band held a lunch hour concert. roster includes Walker and 15 players. Report cards April 9 with conferences. kindergarten April 14–17 and grades 5–8 April 14 and 16. PTA meets tonight at 7 in home ec. Track team wins three-way and dual meets. upcoming interschool meet Wednesday. Girl Scout Cookie Sale ends with Bridgit Robinson Kim Owens and Deanna Kleindorfer delivering over 100 boxes.
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Kachina
Tavan
State Department of Public Instruction
Nancy Newkirk
Daniel Newkirk
E. Weldon
Kaibab
Soloma
Kachina-Tawan
Bridgit Robinson
Kim Owens
Deanna Kleindorfer
Real estate prank headless inflatable corpse shocks tenants
A San Pedro apartment tour turned frightening when a real estate agent found a headless inflatable rubber body in a tub. Police said the corpselike prop was an April Fool’s Day prank with no suspect identified. The couple withdrew interest in the unit.
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Los Angeles
UPI
San Pedro
Scouts to Sell Scout-o-Rama Tickets in Valley Drive
About 15 000 Valley Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts will canvass neighborhoods at 9 30 a m Saturday selling $1 tickets for the Scout-o-Rama on May 3 at Phoenix College and Mesa Community College. Proceeds benefit individual scouts units and Camp Geronimo near Payson.
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Valley Boy Scouts
Cub Scouts
Scottsdale
Phoenix College
Mesa Community College
Scouting
Boy Scouts of America
Geronimo
Payson
Phoenix Plans Park Land Purchase in Paradise Valley
Phoenix City Council approved buying 1.49 acres of vacant land on San Juan Avenue west of 62nd Street in Paradise Valley for 30000 dollars plus 3550.90 in recording fees and costs. The parcel owned by Sidney J. Axelrod will support the Echo Canyon Trail linking Echo Canyon with Camelback Mountain lands.
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Paradise Valley
City of
Phoenix
San Juan Avenue
62Nd Street
Sidney J. Axelrod
Scottsdale junior meets Motorola executives on congressional trip
Jennifer Small a Scottsdale High School junior was introduced Tuesday to executives of Motorola Government Electronics Division by Rep John Conlan as part of the Congressional Scholars Program. She is sponsored by Motorola for a week in Washington D C April 19 to 26 with 30 Valley juniors and four chaperones.
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Jennifer Small
Scottsdale
Motorola
Government Electronics Division
John Conlan
R-Arfz
Conlan
Small
N. Parkway Ave
Washington, D.C
Valley High School
Capital
Phoenix
Washington
ASU Clears Printing Delay On Class Schedules
ASU resumes distribution of fall class schedules after a two day printing delay. Coordinator Alva Murdock said the booklets arrived for distribution during pre registration which runs through April 11. He noted luck helped mitigate worries the delay would disrupt the first pre registration phase.
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Arizona State University
Alva Murdock
ASU
Murdock
Firefighters Fired Over Pay Demands in Chile
In Concepcion Chile eighty four members of the volunteer fire department were dismissed this week for lack of discipline after reportedly asking to be paid for extinguishing fires. All Chilean firefighters are volunteers.
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Concepcion
Chile
UPI
Four economists predict strong recovery in second half of 1975
Leading UPI report cites Edward Bernstein Lief Olsen Alan Murray and Gabriel Hauge forecasting a rebound from recession with inflation easing to around four percent by mid 1976 and a likely upturn in the second half of 1975 as inventories rebalance and rates fall.
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Richard Hughes
UPI
Edward Bernstein
U.S. Treasury
Dun’s Review
Bernstein
Lief Olsen
First National City Bank of New York
Olsen
Citibank
Alan Murray
Hauge
Rabin signals renewed talks with Egypt while resisting concessions
Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Israel aims to renew contact with Egypt on a new Sinai accord but will not exceed Kissinger era offers. He rejected links to Indochina aid cuts and warned against letting Egypt's rejection shift Israel's stance. Rabin also noted possible future U.S. pressure while defending Israel's independence.
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United Press International
Yitzhak Rabin
Israel
Egypt
Sinai Desert
Henry A. Kissinger
Armed Forces Radio
Rabin
U.S
Indochina
Duke of Duval George Parr dies in suicide amid tax case
Texas Ranger reports Vemie Parr called the Duke of Duval was found with a self inflicted gunshot wound in his Los Orcones Ranch car after missing a Corpus Christi hearing. He had been convicted of tax evasion for failing to claim 267000 dollars and faced a 10 year sentence.
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Texas Rangers
Texas
Gene Powell
Department of Public Safety
Parr
Los Orcones Ranch
Justice of the Peace
Luis Elizondo
Elizondo
Bridge Challenge Between The Aces and All Stars
The Aces face an All-Star Chicago New York team in a competitive bridge match recounting two quiz questions. Souths decide pass or bid, with outcomes showing plus and minus scores. rebid and defense details feature Allan Sontag Bob Goldman and Hamman in pivotal hands.
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Aces
Chicago
New York
Allan Sontag
N.Y.C
East
Bob Goldman
Bob Hamman
Hamman
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