Community College Course Delays Prompts Student Frustration
unclear OCR fragment discusses Scottsdale Community College delaying courses in chemistry and physics amid athletics. It mentions general chemistry and two courses postponed until next year with limited details. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are readable from the text.
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Scottsdale Community College
College hires four full time coaches amid budget concerns
Dr Donaldson says four full time coaches are employed and paid after duties are completed. An athletic equipment purchase of 6600 dollars bypassed competitive bids, against policy. Twenty one Indian scholarships were cut due to funding demand while the college and district offices insist no local Indian will be denied enrollment for lack of funds with aid from federal and local sources.
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Wagis
Ph Si
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Bob Owens
Sr. Donaldson
Phoenix Office
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Athletics funding dispute at SCC sparks community support
Brooks claims the county board spent 1.5 million on athletics last year including all PE classes. Dr. Donaldson counters only about 250 thousand was spent on athletics. Owens, SCC athletic director, pursues public support while defending athletics as vital to student life.
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Bredehoft Named Athletic Director at Wichita State
Ted Bredehoft, 40, former assistant athletic director at Arizona State University, is named athletic director at Wichita State University succeeding Cecil Coleman who left for the University of Tinois. Bredehoft has served in multiple ASU athletic roles and chairs NCAA wrestling committees as executive vice president of the National Wrestling Coaches Association.
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Arizona State
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Nicklaus Palmer Lead Westchester Classic Field In 1972 Start
Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer head a strong field for the $250 000 Westchester Golf Classic at Westchester Country Club with top pros in attendance though British Open champion Lee Trevino and Billy Casper are absent. Nicklaus bids for another win after a record of 190 213 in earnings while Palmer seeks his money list climb with a 50 000 first prize at stake.
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Carlton dominates Pirates with three hitter and homer
Steve Carlton pitched a three hitter and hit a homer to lift the Philadelphia Phillies to a 3 0 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates as his winning streak reached 13 games. He allowed only two singles and a double, while teammates backed him with timely hits.
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NAU football set to start new season under Peasley
NAU coach Ed Peasley begins his second year with about 80 players reporting to Flagstaff for picture day before two a days start. The Lumberjacks include 31 lettermen and 16 junior college transfers with every starting position open and a balanced run oriented attack planned. spring drills showed faster backs receivers and a stronger defensive secondary.
Paiute earns slo pitch crown with 14 5 win
Paiute Elementary wins the girls city slo pitch title at Eldorado Park defeating Towaled 14 to 5. Debbie Taylor belts a three run homer and Mary Giallanza adds a triple as Tonalea claims runner up and Hohokam finishes third after Navajo fell 9 2. Meredith Clarke coordinates the league with Scottsdale Parks and Recreation sponsoring.
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Tonalea
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