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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1972
Page
1
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Senate raises monthly GI benefits for veterans in vocational programs. Single veterans would receive about 387 dollars, married with one child about 388, plus 21 dollars per dependent. Administration proposed 175 to 38 dollars for singles. Senate cost estimate is 38 billion dollars over five years.
Guilford A. Dudley 51 longtime Arizona State University history professor died Wednesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. A World War II veteran born in New York City he taught at ASU after moving from Los Angeles in 1956. He held degrees from Harvard and UCLA. Rosary Sunday at Messinger Mortuary and Mass Monday at St. Daniel's Church. Burial in St Francis Cemetery. Survived by wife Anne a son Guilford and mother Mrs. Marie Dudley.
John Manolakis 76 died Wednesday in Philadelphia Pennsylvania. Trisagion prayers 8 p m at Grimshaw Bethany Chapel burial in Greenwood Memorial Park. He was born in Kombous Greece and lived in Paradise Valley since five years ago coming from Milwaukee. He owned Viaduct Cleaners until 1955 retirement. Survived by two sons Michael and James a daughter Mrs James Andropoulos a sister and brother and nine grandchildren. Contributions to Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church building fund.
The Golden Eagle passport action eliminates charges for re use of picnic areas. Western region forester William D. Hurst says 73 picnic grounds across Arizona New Mexico and western Oklahoma are affected. Group picnic areas with advance reservations still incur recreation fees. Campground fees remain in effect for all campground use.
Hollywood UPI reports singer Vikki Carr awarded 11 750 dollars in college scholarships to 19 Mexican American students. More than 1 000 applicants competed for the funding.
Dr. Leon G. Shell was named dean of students at Arizona State University effective July 1, taking oversight of student conduct organizations activities fraternities and sororities internships and Veterans Outreach. He joined ASU as assistant dean in 1971 after roles in Colorado and California schools and holds degrees from Northern Colorado University and the University of Colorado.
Maricopa County Assessor Kenneth R. Kunes reminds residents the Mobile Auto License and Assessor's Office will be in Scottsdale on Monday at the Cop Shop near Ball Park. Hours run 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. with a lunch break from 12:00 to 1:00 p.m. The unit will return monthly for the rest of the year to handle vehicle licensing and property valuation inquiries.
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