Senior center brims with activities in Scottsdale summer heat
Regulars fill Scottsdale Senior Center with a packed calendar from bingo on Tuesdays to table games on Wednesdays and daily noon card sessions. Weekend dances and free concerts at Eldorado Park and McCormick Railroad Park accompany a host of health and education events, from blood pressure tests to a fall senior course at Scottsdale Community College. The August potluck, local library programs, voter registration drives, and a census note on aging round out a busy season for seniors in the area.
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Scottsdale Senior Center
Senior Center
Civic Center Plaza
Civic Center, Plaza
Second Street
Eldorado Park
N. Miller Rd
McCormick Railroad’ Park
E. Indian
Scottsdale Community College
SCC
Helen Johnson
Scottsdale Public Library
Grand Canyon
Mark Twain
America
League of Women Voters
Four airlines seek cut-rate transatlantic London fares
Four U S carriers led by Trans International and Trans World Airways ask the Civil Aeronautics Board for budget London fares to challenge Laker Airways. Laker plans a daily no-frills New York London Sky Train at 236 dollars round trip beginning September. Fares would undercut economy tickets by more than half. The board has not yet decided on the proposed schedules.
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Washington
London
Laker Airways
Civil Aeronautics Board
Trans International Airlines
Trans World Airways
CAB
Sanc
Laker
Sky Train
New York
Trans International
U.S
Brussels
Belgium
Oneway
California
Oakland
Calif
TWA
Pan American
Nationwide Leisure
ASU coed found slain while housesitting in Tempe
Police in Tempe say limited information surrounds the death of 21 year old Susan Marie Green a Arizona State University student found beaten stabbed and strangled in the home of Herbert and Sara Argabright where she was housesitting Detectives hope to reach another young woman who had stayed with Green and who was in Oklahoma on Sunday during the investigation
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Argabright
Oklahoma
Miss Green
License plate unit plans several stops in August
The Maricopa County Auto License Plate Department's mobile unit will visit Miller Plaza at Miller and Indian School Roads on Aug 15 and Paradise Hills Shopping Center at 32nd Street and Shea Boulevard on Aug 9 and 23. In Carefree it stops at Valley National Bank office Aug 8 and 22. Hours run 9 am to 1 pm and 2 pm to 4 pm in Phoenix. outlying areas open 30 minutes later and close 30 minutes earlier.
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Maricopa County Auto License Plate Department
Miller Plaza
Miller and
Indian School Roads
Paradise Hills
32Nd Street
Shea Boulevard
Carefree
Valley National Bank
Public Grazing Regulations Hearing Set in Phoenix
A public meeting on proposed new livestock grazing rules for public lands will be held at 7:30 p m Wednesday in the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors Auditorium Phoenix. Copies of the proposed regulations are available from BLM offices and the state director at 2400 Valley Bank Center Phoenix 85073.
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Bureau of Land Management
Maricopa County Board of Supervisors
W. Jefferson St
Phoenix
BLM
Valley Bank Center
Scottsdale considers limits on lighting spill from large lots
Scottsdale City Council favors an ordinance limiting light spill from planned fixtures on large residential lots and then extending controls to commercial and park sites. The proposal mirrors Paradise Valley rules, sets 20 foot light poles, 20 foot setbacks, and shielding to curb spill onto neighboring properties.
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Scottsdale
Paradise Valley
Larry Bussard
Bussard
Richard” Campana
Teamsters deny Nixon payoff charge in Time article
Atty. Gen. Griffin Bell is asked to verify claims that former President Nixon received a Teamsters payoff to keep Hoffa from resuming union leadership. Fitzsimmons denies any deal and cites the magazine report as unsubstantiated rumors circulating for years. Nixon has not commented on the Time story and Hoffa was released early after commuting his sentence.
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Washington
Griffin Bell
Richard M. Nixon
Teamsters
Jimmy Hoffar
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
Time Magazine
Bell
Fitzsimmons
Nixon
Hoffa
Justice Department
Perseid Meteor Shower Promises Bright Sky Show
New York AP reports Earth passes through debris from Temple Swift comet causing the Perseid meteor shower peaking August 11 to 13. About 50 meteors per hour, no moonlight this year, observers warn some may mistake UFOs for shooting stars. Astronomers note debris from the vanished Temple Swift comet last passed in 1967 and may not return until 2072.
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New York
Earth
Kenneth Franklin
Hayden Planetarium
Constellation
Perseus
Temple-Swift
Franklin
Perseid
Stew Odenwald
Harvard College Observatory
Massachusetts
Odenwald
Yosemite National Park
Energy efficiency tips from APS booklet offer savings
The booklet explains how to cut energy waste at home with practical steps for thermostat settings, appliance use, vacations, and showers. It emphasizes avoiding wasted energy like leaving TVs on and keeping extra fridges, and promotes requesting the free guide via coupon or by calling CLIMATE.
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APS
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Bend Rd
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
P.O
Ariz
Scottsdale Educational Center
Council
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