Scottsdale and area students receive academic and leadership honors
Scottsdalian Richard Bardoulas elected vice president of Bradley University student senate for 1972 1973. Dr Dennis Moran of Arizona State University awarded a National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowship for 1972 1974. Diane Monson named to Stephens College dean's list for fall 1971. David Wastchak, Scottsdale pharmacist, speaks at Dallas hospital pharmacy seminar. James Keller inducted as associate member of American College of Foot Surgeons. Elizabeth Schmit named to Who's Who among students at Loretto Heights College. Mary Jo Waits named to Drew University dean's list. Six Scottsdale residents honored by Arizona State Tuberculosis Sanatorium for long-time service. Marian Beavley and Eda Wilson over 10 years. Patricia Marino, Bernetta Mealey, Louis Meyers, Helen Polenick over 5 years. Lawrence Ludden initiated into Pi Kappa Alpha at ASU. Mark Charlie elected VP of fraternity. Mike McCaleb pledged. Five Scottsdale residents honored for scholastic achievements at SMU. Debra Atkinson, Ted Campagnolo, Debbie Jo Downs, Cynthia Hinsdale, Tina Boyd Phillips named. Paul Rea Jr. qualifies for Grand Canyon College honor roll. Alan Lichty makes Utah State University's honor roll. Nancy Hamilton pledges to Sigma Theta Chi at Abilene Christian College. William Arthur Jr. named Blake Scholar at Trinity College. will catalog Blake Art Collection as junior art history major.
APS rate hike vetoed by commission prompts adjusted proposal
APS must submit a revised rate hike to the federal Price Commission after the Arizona Corporation Commission approved 10.7 percent. President William P. Reilly said the federal body recommended a 6.41 percent return on investment instead of 6.75 percent, yielding an average 7.8 percent increase for gas and electric customers. APS will consider the lower rate’s acceptability.
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Irrigator Shot Four Times in Lake Pleasant Field Attack
Phoenix police report an irrigator named Alejandro Espinoza age 23 was shot four times in the neck while working along a ditch at Lake Pleasant estates west of Phoenix. Deputies say six men approached him and used a small caliber rifle in the assault.
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Mystery virus linked to infectious mononucleosis identified
Dr Irwin J Polk reports that the herpes-like virus linked to EBV and East African lymphoma shows antibodies rise in IM patients. Following 29 college students, blood tests changed from negative to positive, supporting viral involvement in infectious mononucleosis.
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Louis Meyers
Helen Polenick
Lawrence P. Ludden
Arcadia High School
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Mark Charlie
Arcadia
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