Bank officer allergic to currency inks in Arizona
John M. Parker, 47, a staff officer at the First National Bank of Arizona in Huachuca, found his hands rough and bleeding after two years on the job. Hospital tests revealed an allergy to the inks used to print U.S. currency, forcing him to avoid money. He quips the condition is odd but true.
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John M. Parker
First National Bank of Arizona
Parker
U.S
W. C. Fields
Kindergarten hearings urged by KIDS leaders in Arizona
Jonathan Marshall of Kindergartens in Demand Statewide urges Rep Ruth Adams to hold hearings on the kindergarten bill in the House Appropriations Committee. The Senate bill has passed Education and awaits Appropriations and Rules approval before a full House vote.
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Cochairman
Ruth Adams
House Appropriations Committee
Appropriations
Marshall
David Kret
Cochairmen
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Astrological Forecast for Wednesday April 14 1971
General tendencies mark an excellent day to implement plans expanding horizons. Aries urged to contact out-of-towners for mutual profits while Taurus seeks adviser support. Gemini to cooperate with associates. Moon Children advised on health and diet improvements.
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Pima School hosts Dixieland band visit and Scout awards
Dixieland band from Straw Hat Pizza Palace entertained Pima Elementary first graders as Warren Tuckness explained banjo basics and led singalongs. Miss Fern Gregor earned a leadership post in the Arizona Delta Kappa Gamma Society. Cub Scout Pack 100 hosted a cowboy Indian themed meeting with den projects, Pinewood Derby, awards, and den awards. Fourth grade Camp Fire girls held a father daughter dinner at Reata Pass and toured the Phoenix Art Museum.
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Western Art’ Museum
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Superstition Mountains
Phoenix Art Museum
Four Americans Freed After Chinese Red Junks Seize Yacht
Four Americans aboard the yacht Venture were seized by armed Chinese Communist junks north of Hong Kong on April 6 during a voyage from Hong Kong to Okinawa. After four days of detention described as very courteous, they were released in a coastal fishing village. Passengers include Theodore Leavy, Hentley Montana, Larry Tippens, and Floyd Sebring, with one additional American Bill Baxter. The group reported the boarding by about 20 to 25 junks, the hull damage, and the villagers' hospitality before release.
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Hentley
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Atlanta
Floyd Sebring
California
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Sebring
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San Francisco
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Arizona public employee strike ban advances in House
The Arizona House moves bill 340 to floor action prohibiting strikes by public employees including teachers firemen police and sanitation crews. Immediate dismissal and probation on rehiring follow stoppages with further action possible after Rules Committee and Republican caucus approval.
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Phoenix
UPI
House
Arizona
Webb seeks 335 day extension for Civic Plaza opening
Del E Webb Corp asks Phoenix for 335 extra days to finish the Civic Plaza project delaying the $20 million Convention Center and Concert Hall until April 5 1972. Edward Allen says 129 events will be canceled 90 at the center and 39 at the hall due to the delay caused by Teamsters Masonry Workers and Steel Workers strikes totaling 202 days. The company must provide documentation for the extension.
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UPI
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Phoenix Civic Plaza
Edward J. Allen
Civic Plaza
Webb ‘Corporation
Wentz
Teamsters
Masonry
Stolen garbage compactor from Scottsdale model home
Scottsdale police search for an experienced thief who removed a garbage compactor from a model home at 6504 E. Cholla over the weekend. William Osborne of My Construction Co. in Phoenix reported the device valued at an unspecified amount was taken by someone who knew what they were doing.
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Scottsdale
William Osborne
My Construction Co
Phoenix
E. Cholla
Osborne
Easter Egg Hunt Sponsored by Jaycees and Lazy J's
The Saturday event titled Easter Egg Hunt was organized by the Scottsdale Jaycees and its auxiliary Lazy J's, not by the Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department, per front page outlines in Saturday's Progress.
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Jaycees
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