Honor roll and school events at Navajo and Pima schools
Navajo School lists many students on the nine week honor roll across sixth to eighth grade with numerous names. Pima School reports spring band concerts under William Schultz, a Student Council convention in Phoenix, and a first grade trumpet demonstration by Rick Perry at Arizona State University. Scottsdale YWCA offers classes and summer programs with a Navajo carnival and Buffalo Boutique sale upcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsmith
Blair—Peterson
Danny Schiff
Randy Stringfellow
Kathy Bieger
Susan Ellner
Laura Johnson
Jodie Wigodsky
Cindy Candill
Ed Grady
Geoff Habgood
Kathy Brindley
Jamie Field
Beth Lee-Mark-Noethen
Patti ‘Spencer
Lance Hering
Roger Knight
Jimmy ‘Lohr
Debra Adler
Marcia Bruner
Ruth Ashton
Karen Caserta
Pat Casselman
Kim Schultz
Caryn Agster
Klay Bowser
Nancy Ellett
Jim Hawkins
Bob Johnson
Rana Redlinger
Susan Schaefer
Karen Habgood
Mount of Olives ‘Lutheran Church
Phoenix
Pima School
Virginia Zellner
Alden Davis
Randy Larsen
Patrice Angeloff
Carol Duncan
Valerie Kuhns
Pima
Eleanor Zoellner
Rick Perry
Arizona State University
Perry
Stock market snapshot shows mixed Dow and sector moves
A congested list details Dow Jones levels and declines for many names including Owens-Illinois Pan American Petroleum Pacific Gas and Electric Penn Central Pepsico Polaroid Raytheon DuPont RCA and others with scores and percentage changes, alongside volume notes and notable company quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
P.m
Owens Illinois
Pg&e
Parke Davis
Penn Central
Pepsico
Polaroid
United Press International
Raytheon
Francis.i. DuPont
RCA
San Diego
G&e
Alcoa
Santa Fe Agen
Sears Roebuck
American Motors
SperryRand
At&t
Standard
Calif
Arizona
Texaco
Bell & Howell
Texas Gulfo
Vic
Bendix
Transamerica
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing
Union Oil
Chrysler
Uniroyal
United Aircraft
CBS
US Steel
Control
Webb
DuPonte
Xerox
Eastern Airlines
Zenith
Eastman
Emerson
Fairchild
Ford Motors
Frontier
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
Goodyear
IBM
It&t A AB
Johns Manville
Kennecott
Bag ‘Litton
Marcor
Minnesota
Motorolay
North Ann Rockwell
Northrup
Storeroom Fire Damages Home. Woman Hurt
Firefighters were called to a residence at 8507 East Osborn on Wednesday to extinguish a storeroom blaze causing about 50 dollars in damage. Mrs. Crosley, wife of the homeowner, suffered first degree burns and was treated by a private physician. The fire started when a water heater pilot light ignited gasoline in a water bucket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosley
Grand Canyon dig to receive $26000 grant for Basketmaker study
The National Geographic Society awards $26,000 to the School of American Research Santa Fe for summer excavations on the Grand Canyon North Rim. Dr. Douglas W. Schwartz says work begun in 1967 aims to outline Basketmaker hunters and later Pueblo cultures, including Sky Island isolation and peak 11th century populations. Additional funds come from the Grand Canyon Natural History Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Geographic Society
Grand Canyon
School of American Research
Santa Fe
N.M
Douglas W. Schwartz
North Rim
A.D. 1
Sky Island
Inner Canyon
Schwartz
National Geographic
Grand Canyon Natural History Association
Marijuana burned in Nogales public health yard
Three tons of marijuana were burned on the patio of the Nogales public health building. Mexico's first assistant attorney general said the drug was worth about 300000 on the Mexican illegal market, with much higher value in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales
Sonora
UPI
Department of Public Health
David Franco Rodriguez
Mexico
United States
U.S
Scottsdale Teachers Work Longer Hours Than Public Believes
A survey led by Dr. L Leon Webb and superintendent Dr E O Burnkrant finds elementary teachers spend about 8 percent of a day on grounds with 52 minutes daily outside class plus 1 hour 40 minutes prep and 12 minutes extra direct instruction. High school staff report 84 hours at school with 30 minutes daily direct instructional activity and 2 percent prep at home and at school. Average ages about 39 with 11 percent tenure. elementary salaries average 9827 versus district 9577. high school averages 8467 versus district 9877.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Bockius
E.O. Burnkrant
Scottsdale
L. Leon Webb
Burnkrant
Webb
Obituary of Raymond F. Crittenden in Scottsdale
Raymond F. Crittenden, 60, of 1138 N 74th St, died Wednesday at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Born in New London Ohio, he lived in Scottsdale nine years and worked as tool and die maker for Conners Tool and Die Co in Phoenix. He was a Methodist, NRA and Cartridge Collectors Club member, and a long time Mason. Survived by wife Kathryn, daughter Mrs. Sons, James and Raymond Jr., all of Scottsdale. father in Wellington Ohio. two sisters, two brothers and 12 grandchildren. Services Saturday 11 a.m. at Green Acres mortuary with interment there. Visitation Friday 2–4 p.m. and 7–9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond F. Crittenden
74Th St
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Mr. Crittenden
New London
Ohio
Scottsdale
The
Conners
Tool_and Die Co
Phoenix
National Rifle Association
Cartridge Collectors Club
Masonic Lodge i
Athryn
James
Raymond Jr
Wellington
Trevas Crabtree
Lois Easley
Green Acres Mortuary
Green Acres Memorial Garden
Arizona State Professor Starsky faces faculty panel hearing
A faculty committee at Arizona State University resumes a hearing into charges of unprofessional conduct by assistant professor Morris Starsky of Scottsdale. Two students testified in his defense about a 1968 sit in at the Administration Building and mediation efforts during student protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutkowski
Starsky
Mike
D’agostino
Sex guide goes on sale in Copenhagen
A 178 page booklet described as the world’s first sex guide to a city went on sale Wednesday for $2 at Copenhagen newsstands and porn shops. The Sexionary lists pornographic shops lingerie shops 24 hour live show clubs and sex information centers. Denmark was the first nation to abolish all laws against pornography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
UPI
Denmark
Indian Air Force locates missing para plane near Gauhati
The Indian Air Force said a military transport aircraft missing after departing Assam bases was found down in a jungle near Gauhati, the Assam capital. There were no survivors among the 11 people aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
UPI
Indian Air Force
Assam
Gauhati
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Santa Fe Institution
William Schultz
Dawn Arndt
Kristi Brock
Pam Wheeler
Lori Caliendo
Michael Muir
Roger Kain
Scottsdale Ywca
Scottsdale & McDowell Rds
Carey
Scottsdale Rd
Papago Plaza
Wwwuete In
N. Central Ave
Digger Grant
Sears
N. Scottsdale “Rd
R.F. Crittenden
E. McDowell
Mr.e
Scottsdale’Rd
Sate Obe
Reg
Payne
West Indian School
Bender's
Mesa
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