Tonto Tonalea students win state reading honors
More than 200 students competed in the State Reading Certificate program with 150 earning state certificates. Top readers across primary and upper grades include Lori Cope Steven Peitler Jody Rios Lance Austin Dee Dee Peitler David Campbell Greg Orson Brian Casey Terri Coomber and Tom Wickliffe. Tonalea students also earned honor roll and awards lists, a retirement testimonial dinner for Principal Walter Bright, a Family Fun Night fundraiser, and a ton of volunteer health and school activities advancing library and literacy efforts.
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Moving to the Northwest keeps Social Security disability
Q A reader asks if moving to the Northwest affects disability payments. The answer: moving states does not affect eligibility. report a new address by phone to the Social Security office. Also explains credit for both spouses in partnerships and notes on Series E and H bonds and retirement questions.
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Aces on Bridge Debates Computer Deal Randomness
In Lancaster at the Keystone Regional a debate on computer generated bridge deals drew critics who argued they create wild hands. The article explains computer and manual deals differ in randomness, recounting a slam in which North-South scored thirteen tricks after careful play and a finesse against West's spades.
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Phi Rho Pi Initiates New Members at Scottsdale CC
The Arizona Era Chapter of Phi Rho Pi will initiate new members and present awards at Scottsdale Community College on April 18. Associate membership will be offered to Speak-Easies Toastmaster’s Club members who completed Level WIE. Fellowship degrees go to Lane Litt, Art Natamore, Rick Barrett, Ramona Ortega Liston, Mike Stephens and Becky Flowers. Degree of honor to Rick Barrett, Lane Litt, and Art Natamore.
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Child abuse framed as national scandal by social workers
Jerome M. Goldsmith and Rena Schulman of the Jewish Board of Guardians argued at an American Orthopsychiatric Association meeting that child abuse has become a national scandal. They cited 700 yearly child deaths, 60 000 abused or neglected, 10 000 severely maltreated requiring hospital care, and 250 000 needing protective services, while criticizing inadequacies in mental health services, juvenile justice, and day care policies.
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Indians of Arizona terms and mutual learning proposed
An excerpt examines false stereotypes about Indians and whites, arguing for understanding and mutual learning. It highlights editors Thomas Weaver and UA contributions, notes authors Emil Haury Gordon Krutz Frank Lobo Emory Sekaquaptewa Barry Bainton Ruth Hughes Gartell, and recalls the 1971 Arizona Town Hall origin. The book sells for 3.95 dollars.
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Dangers of Atomic Energy lecture at Phoenix College
Dr. Arthur Tamplin NRDC biophysicist will discuss atomic energy dangers on April 18 at noon in the Phoenix College auditorium. On leave from AEC Lawrence Laboratory, he and John Goffman helped push tighter water cooled reactor emission standards and now petition government to lower plutonium release standards. Public invited free. sponsored by the Current Issues Forum and Student Activists for a Vital Environment.
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