Scottsdale marks National Library Week with events and author Swarthout
The Scottsdale Public Library schedules autograph party for novelist Glendon Swarthout and a 3 p.m. lecture by rare-book expert George Chamberlain at the main library. Free film showings of Brighty of the Grand Canyon at Vista del Camino and the main library require tickets. A Library Fun Day and a dress up parade cap the week with prizes, plus two dollar posters designed by Neil David of Artist Hopid.
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George Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Antiquarian Coin and
Marguerite Henry
Brighty
Grand Canyon
Vista del Camino
Civic Center Complex
National Library Week
Notre Dame
Neil David
Hopid
Awatovi Snake Society
Hunt ordered back to prison for Watergate sentence
E. Howard Hunt Jr. must report April 25 to the Eglin Air Force Base work farm to finish his 24 percent to eight year term for masterminding the Watergate break in. He served 11 months prior to January 1974 release while appealing, and the appeals court blocked withdrawal of his guilty plea.
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Hunt
Supreme Court
White House
Elisberg
Maricopa County conducts annual SAR training at Fort McDowell
The Maricopa County Sheriff's Department will hold its annual search and rescue training at Fort McDowell Regional Park this Saturday and Sunday. The park will be closed to the public during drills simulating an aircraft crash, radioactive spill, and flash flood. About 1,000 deputies, reserves, posse members, and representatives from local, state, and federal agencies will participate.
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Sheriff's Department
Fort McDowell Regional Park
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Posse
Chrysanthemum Cutting Sale At Bashas Market
A chrysanthemum cutting sale by the Phoenix Chrysanthemum Society is set for 9 a.m. to noon Saturday at Bashas market on East McDowell Road. The event offers rooted plants in varieties including incurves and anemones at 30 cents each, ready for planting.
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Bashas
McDowell Rd
The
Phoenix Chrysanthemum Society
Census Takers to Visit Valley Homes for Monthly Survey
Bureau of Census interviewers will visit Valley homes Monday through Friday to conduct the monthly employment survey. Next week's questionnaire adds questions on food stamp usage for 1974 and the first quarter of 1975. The survey for the U.S. Department of Labor tracks labor force activity nationwide.
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Bureau of Census
Bureau
U.S. Department of Labor
U.S
AP names Gould Pittsburgh bureau chief
Lee Gould, 29, former Progress sports editor in 1966 1967 and Scottsdale High School graduate, is named AP Pittsburgh bureau chief after serving as AP general desk editor in New York. A York Pennsylvania native, he attended Phoenix College and Arizona State University and began at the Progress in 1964.
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Progress
Scottsdale High School
Associated Press
Lee Gould
The
Pittsburgh
New York
York, Pa
Gould
Scottsdale High
Phoenix College
Arizona State University
Arizona Republic
Phoenix
Las Vegas
Field Day at OLPH Set for Sunday on School Grounds
Our Lady of Perpetual Help School sponsors a Sunday Field Day from 1 to 5 p.m. on the school grounds at Second Street and Miller Road. The event features field events for youngsters arts and crafts flea market and food and drink sales with a drawing for food merchandise.
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Our Lady of Perpetual Help School
Second Street
Miller Road
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Mary Mathes
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Joseph Cotton
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AVMA
W. Marshall
Olph
Tempe
ITS
Isory
Scortspate
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