Pryor Won't Fast-Track Clemency for Cummins Inmate Tyger
Gov. David Pryor said no immediate clemency for Alvin Tyger, citing Arkansas Pardons and Paroles Board recommendations. Tyger, serving 10 years for burglary and grand larceny, spent a week in solitary after a hostile attitude and was moved back to the hoe squad. He surrendered last year in hopes of clemency and had been living under an assumed name in Tucson.
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Little Rock
Ark
UPI
David H. Pryor
Alvin Tyger
Cummins
Pryor
Tyger
Arkansas Pardons and Paroles Board
State Corrections Department
Tim Baltz
Department
Tucson
Ariz
Phoenix Teenager Rescued After Two Days Lost in Canyon
A 17 year old Phoenix boy, John Pallanich, was found by Prescott mountain rescue hikers after a two day search in Yavapai county. He was partly buried in snow and airlifted to a hospital after being located beneath a canyon ledge as darkness halted the search.
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Phoenix
UPI
Yavapai County
Prescott
John Pallanich
Pallanich
Department of Public Safety
Budget shows 12 to 14 percent rise for a family of four
UPI reports the 1974 autumn budget study by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. A four member urban family would need 12 to 14 percent more income to maintain a middle lifestyle from 1973 to 1974 with taxes rising and food costs driving the increase. The low and high lifestyle levels also show notable gains in housing, clothing, and transportation as budgets climb and tax effects unfold into 1975.
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Washington
UPI
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Labor Department
Saguaro district bass contest yields multiple finalists and honors
Saguaro High students excel in the district speech contest with Sinclair Noe taking first in serious prose and “Viet Rock” winning the drama division. Finalists advance to statewide competition. semifinalists include Jeanne Greisiger Cathy Mattheus and Lee Scott. Debating duo Craig Roth and Richard Wohl reach quarterfinals. University of Arizona Day and new campus groups NPOCK and All Around Club debut with planned activities and leadership roles.
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Saguaro Saguaro
Sinclair Noe
Vicki McClure
Cathy Mulligan
Viet Rock
Jeanne Greisiger
Cathy Mattheus
Lee Scott
Craig Roth
Richard Wohl
NPOCK
Saguaro
Klub
Maureen Clayton
Mary Lee Waits
All Around Club
AAC
Vicki Benner
Donna Nelson
Lori Schroer
Carolyn Cherney
Carmen Scott
Dee Hamnlen
Strictly for Dads Comparisons good By Charlie Shedd
The article discusses parental comparisons between children and peers and offers calm responses to curb the habit. It shares a dad named Daron who confronted ongoing parental comparisons and an admission by a father who realized he too compared his kids with others. It urges recognizing each person as an individual created by God, and to resist the urge to compare Families are advised to respond with measured calm and reflect on personal behavior.
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Earth
Duck hater prowler sought after farm yard killings
Police in Bennington Kansas search for a prowler believed to kill ducks and steal chickens. Charles Enright reported 17 ducks killed and 21 chickens valued breeding stock at 500 dollars stolen while rain washed away tire tracks hindering the investigation.
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Bennington, Kan
UPI
Charles Enright
Bennington
Adran Lapka
A Wee Bit of Scotland at Los Arcos Mall
A Scottish cultural weekend at Los Arcos Mall features Tony R Clark-Stewart as highlight with performances by Phoenix Scottish Pipe Band and Scottish Dancers. Valley organizers include Meredith and Leslie Bushnell, George Clark, James Grant, and Scott Jarson. The event runs Friday and Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. with tea, talks, displays, weaponry exhibit, and Gaelic music.
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Scotland
Los Arcos Mall
Tony R. Clark- Stewart
Meredith
Leslie Bushnell
The
Highland Society
George Clark
Arizona Highland Society
James
Charley Kean
Phoenix Pipe Band
Roofing bids sought for Scottsdale school roofs
The Scottsdale School District invites bids for roofing at Arcadia High School Tonto Elementary and Supai Elementary. Bids accepted April 2 to 25 1975 until 2 00 p m. at the Purchasing Department 3811 N 44th St Phoenix. Drawings and specs available 8 00 a m to 4 00 p m. Bid openings at 2 00 p m April 25 1975. Notices run April 7 to 12, 1975.
Bids sought for Electrical Addition at Education Center Phoenix
The Scottsdale School District No. 48 invites bids April 4 through April 28 1975 at 2 00 P M for an Electrical Addition at Education Center 381 N 44th St Phoenix Specifications can be picked up 8 00 A M to 4 00 P M at Purchasing Dept 3811 N 44th St Phoenix A fifty dollar deposit for plans refundable upon return Sealed bids due 2 00 P M April 28 1975 and opened at the same address Publication dates April 7 8 9 10 11 12 1975
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Scottsdale
Education Center
N. 44Th St
Phoenix
Arizona
N. 44Th Street
Scottsdale School District No. 48
Hopi Elementary School
E. Lafayette Blvd
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University of Arizona
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David Katz
Paul Higbie
Glenn Miller
Eve Ben-Ora
Lisa Adelman
Carolyn Norris
Rozanne Brooks
Steve Hart
Ross Johnson
Wes Phillips
Patty Seliga
Rick McClelland
Janet Blaich
Peter Vanicek
Kathy Reiner
Nanci Newman
Jeff Christianson
Kathy Mu
Julie Reiter
Leslie Friske
Phil Thorne
John Friend
Alan Dennis
John Prather
Eric Wagner
Joe Miller
Mike Bradley
Bill Kurtz
Dan Murphy
Curt Litin
Guadalajara
Laura Johnson
Kathy Edwards
Scottsdale High
Charlie Shedd
Johnny
Quietus
Daron
Dave
Duck Hater
Mever Hardware
Proudlove G.E
Fifth Ave
Stetson Plaza Ridge
Mall
Grant
Argyle Pipe Band
Scott Jarson
Phoenix Scottish Pipe Band
Arcadia High School
E. Indian School Road
Tonto
Supai
44Th St
Old Town
Scottsdale's
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