Desert Cove parents protest health film on menstruation
Mr and Mrs Richard Hamilton told the Paradise Valley School Board they were not informed the health film would be shown to Desert Cove sixth grader and objected to the after class discussion. The district plans a policy requiring parental permission for fifth through seventh graders before any health film.
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Desert Cove
Paradise Valley
Richard Hamilton
Hamilton
H. Ray Shipley
Shipley
G. Norman Watson
Auto thefts cleared in Scottsdale Phoenix case involving teens
A 16 year old girl from North Scottsdale and a 17 year old Phoenix boy have cleared 40 auto thefts across Scottsdale and Phoenix in four months. The girl escaped from the Potterdell Home for Girls and aided eight thefts, implicating her boyfriend who admitted 32 thefts in Phoenix. Both face investigation on two Scottsdale burglaries as well.
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North Scottsdale
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Dale Samuels
David Edmonds
Potterdell
Samuels
Ft. Grant
Paradise Valley High students protest closed campus policy
About 150 students at Paradise Valley High staged a 10 minute protest during lunch refusing to return to classes. Assistant principal James M. Ryan agreed to meet with four representatives on Monday. A petition with around 200 signatures urged abolishing the policy. Ryan said off campus lunch requires parental written permission and no disciplinary action is planned.
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Paradise Valley High School
James M. Ryan
Ryan
Chris Generatered
Meat price cuts shadow boycott impact across chains
United Press reports weekend specials reduced prices in some eastern chains but overall prices remain well above the 20 percent boycott target. Grand Union announced cuts, citing owning a packinghouse, while others kept slim margins. The boycott’s toll includes mass layoffs and plant closures. over 20,000 workers have been laid off since Sunday.
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United Press
Eastern Seaboard
Jewell Food Stores
National Tea Co
Great Atlantic & Pacific Co
Chicago
Dominick
Finer Foods
Grand Union
National Beef Packing Co
Liberal
Kan
Garden
Don Feder
Patrick Gorman
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher
Ethel Rosen
Washington
Charles Gr. Rodman
Grand Union Supermarkets
Seaboard
Phoenix reports fewer accidents after 44th Street Camelback upgrades
City of Phoenix reports a one year evaluation ending January shows at the intersection of 44th Street and Camelback Road accidents dropped from 27 in 1971 to 19 injuries to eight in 1972 indicating a rate fall from 2.21 to 1.46 per million vehicles despite traffic rising from 43500 to over 50000 vehicles daily. Len Baird deputy traffic engineer notes major signal upgrades Mast arm signals striping pedestrian indicators and overhead lighting were installed in 1972 with further studies planned to assess need for more improvements.
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44Th Street
Camelback Road
City of
Phoenix
Len Baird
Phoenix Traffic Engineering Department
Baird
Workshop on How to Drive Your Child Lane Presented
An evening workshop on How to Drive Your Child Lane will be held April 13 from 7 30 to 10 p.m. at the Towne House in Phoenix by Dr Haim Ginott. Fee is 5 dollars. Dr Ginott and his wife Dr Alice Lasker Ginott will also conduct a second workshop on How to Communicate with Children April 14 from 9 a m to 4 p m with a 15 dollar charge.
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Phoenix
Haim Ginott
Ginott
Alice Lasker Ginott
Obituary Richard D Walton 68 Dies in Home
Richard D Walton 68 a longtime sales agent for sporting goods died at his home Thursday He lived at Thornwood Acres and previously sold for Pinney Roberts of Phoenix He was born in Trenton New Jersey moved to Arizona in 1935 from Pasadena California He is survived by his wife Oneta of Fairfax Virginia a daughter Emma Fleming of Houston Texas and nine grandchildren Services and burial were private at Green Acres Mortuary Phoenix Arizona
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Richard D. Walton
Mr. Walton
Thornwood Acres
Pinney- Roberts
Phoenix
Trenton
N.J
Arizona
Pasadena
Calif
Oneta Jce
Indian Artist and Dragon Films Highlight Scottsdale Festival
Scottsdale Public Library hosts a weekly film festival for youth with Saturday screenings at 2 p.m. The lineup includes The Indian Artists of the Southwest featuring Joe Herrera, A Tale of Custard the Dragon based on Ogden Nash, and Basketball. Elaine Cholena invites children from kindergarten through high school to attend, courtesy of the Library Fixtension Service of Arizona.
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Scottsdale Public Library
Southwest
Joe Herrera
Ogden Nash
Elaine Cholena
Children’s Services
Library Fixtension Service
Library and Archives Division
State of
Arizona
Judge dismisses suit opposing Papago Freeway route
U.S. District Court Judge Carl A. Muecke dismissed the lawsuit filed by Citizens for Mass Transit Against Freeways seeking to halt the East-West Papago Freeway in Phoenix. Stanley Goodfarb said he was elated for the State Highway Department. The plaintiffs argued planners violated federal environmental rules.
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Phoenix
Stanley Goodfarb
State Highway Department
U.S. District Court
Carl A. Muecke
Citizens For Mass Transit
Arizona judge rules community property laws unconstitutional
Pima County Superior Court Judge Norman Fenton held Arizona community property statutes violate both state and U.S. constitutions by denying wives equal control of property. He ordered three women who sued Attorney General Gary Nelson to gain the right to assume credit obligations without husbands' signatures.
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Libbers
Tucson
Pima County
Arizona
Norman Fenton
U.S
Gary Nelson
Arizona halt ordered on Mexican land sales firm
State Real Estate Commissioner J. Fred Talley ordered John McChesney of Gulfshore Agency in Phoenix to stop selling lots in Playas Las Conchas near Puerto Peñasco Sonora. The action cites failure to provide paved streets promised when Arizona subdivision approval was granted in 1970.
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Phoenix
Mexico
Arizona
J. Fred Talley
John McChesney
Gulfshore Agency
Playas Las Conchas
Puerto Penasco
Sonora
Talley
Exchange student killed near Safford on U.S. 70
A Saudi Arabian exchange student, Douglas M. Loeb, 20, was killed early today on U.S. 70 about two miles west of Safford. He died of multiple injuries after being run over by a car while a student at Eastern Arizona Junior College.
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Safford
U.S. 70
Here
Department of Public Safety
Douglas M. Loeb
Eastern Arizona Junior College
Training pilot dies in F104 crash at Gila Bend range
Captain Gerald B. McNelly of Litchfield Park died when his F104 Starfighter crashed during a ground attack training mission on the Gila Bend gunnery range. A Luke Air Force Base spokesman said the aircraft was strafing targets at the time.
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Gila Bend
Luke Afb
Gerald B. McNelly
Litchfield Park
Luke
Nevada Senate okays death bill for police and guards slayings
The Nevada Senate approved a bill reinstating the death penalty for slayings of police and prison guards as well as for contract killings and some inmates already serving life terms. The measure went to the Assembly on a 19 to 1 vote.
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Carson City
Nev
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