Scottsdale Builder Featured In Two National Magazines
Bernie Young of Scottsdale and his firm Young Construction Company are showcased in two national magazines. The August American Builder cover shows Young with Robert Smith. A Better Homes and Gardens September feature highlights the territorial home on Indian Bend Road using stabilized units and native materials.
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Southwest Territorial
Southwest
Young Construction Company
Scottsdale
Indian Bend Road
Scottsdale Road
Bernie Young
Scottsdale Custom Builder
Young
Robert Smith
Craftsman’s Court
American Builder
Territorial
Idea
Better Homes and Gardens
Arizona
Fifteen Scottsdale Teachers to Attend NEA Confab
Fifteen Scottsdale School District teachers will attend the annual four day Arizona Education Association leaders conference at Arizona State College in Flagstaff starting Sunday. Attendees include Herbert Forsberg and Robert White representing Hopi and several Kaibab Kachina and Tonto School staff plus Scottsdale High School treasurer Josephine Sawaia. The event aims to acquaint new officers and local association representatives with the ABA and National Education Association.
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Scottsdale
Arizona Education Association
Arizona State College
Flagstaff
Herbert W. Forsberg
E. Sheridan
Robert J. White
N. 45Th St
Frances Greenwald
S. Joseph Way
Jerry E. Winn
Kachina
Doris Bale
E. Georgia
Elinor Rae
Quail Run Road
Barbara Hill
Prison uprising at Tennessee prison stopped by Army tank
Authorities used an M48 Patton tank to crush an eight hour rebellion at Tennessee's state prison where 33 people fired from a barricaded commissary. Ringleader Raymond Farra plus Frank Sanders and brothers Robert and John Bohannon identified among inmates. Corrections officials vow tighter get tough policy with denials of radio TV papers and heightened guard presence.
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Nashville, Tenn
UPI
Tennessee
Raymond Farra
Frank Sanders
Robert
John Bohannon
A. Farra
West Virginia
Sir Tler
Keith Hampton
Hampton
Scottsdale official criticizes city civic planning approach
Bernie Young chairman of Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce civic beautification committee says the city shows apathy toward civic appearance. He criticizes lack of public notice for improvement district plans and underutilization of chamber expertise including a $3,000 offering for growth studies. The council pursues seven improvement districts while coordinating with Traffic studies and a new zoning ordinance.
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National Council of Custom Builders
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Bernie Young
Young
Maricopa County
Scottsdale
Pollen Culprit Isolated Sparks Hope For Hay Fever Aid
Hayfever shots ten thousand times stronger than current ones may arrive after Chicago researchers isolate a single ragweed pollen substance triggering hay fever. Dr. A Robert Goldfarb leads a three man Chicago Medical School team whose decade long study finds this allergen far more potent than whole pollen and could enable targeted vaccines.
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United Press International Chicago
UPI
Chicago
Robert Goldfarb
Chicago Medical School
Goldfarb
Grandmother Performs Roof Stunts in Darlington
In Darlington England 81 year old Martha Dent climbed onto an outhouse roof after losing her key then traversed to another roof and slipped into a bedroom window officers arrived after she was safely inside Firefighters contained the incident and did not need to intervene further
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Darlington
England
UPI
Fire Department
Martha Dent
Mrs. Dent
Riese Accepts Coast Work on Move to Cal State Northridge
Dr. Russell L Riese ASU engineering division chairman until last June will become professor of engineering and associate dean at San Fernando Valley State College Northridge California He and his wife and daughter Cathy Ella plan to move around Sept 1 They are active in PTA church and civic groups Riese was Scottsdale City Council candidate last primary He is one of four ASU engineering division members to leave this year with Dr R A Manhart heading UNLV electrical engineering Larry Goshan joining GE Phoenix and John A Tartar moving to IBM in San Jose California.
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Russell L Riese
Arizona State University
San Fernando Valley State College
Northridge
Calif
Riese
Cathy Ella
Granada Road
Scottsdale
PTA
ASU
R. A. Manhart
University of Nevada
Larry Goshan
General Electric Computer
Phoenix
John A. Tartar
San Jose
International Business Machines Company
ASC Completes Summer Session Toward Record Enrollment
A total of 967 students at Arizona State College complete the second five week term as summer courses wrap up. Summer session enrollment reaches about 2,200, an all time high. Fall term begins September 11 with freshmen and transfer orientation. Registration for upperclassmen on September 13. Classes start September 14. Dormitories open September 10.
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Flagstaff
Arizona State College
Phoenix College anticipates fall enrollments
Phoenix College officials expect 3000 day session students and 4000 at night this fall registration runs August 28 through September 1.
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Phoenix
UPI
Phoenix College
Major Airlines Trim Coast to Coast Fares
Major airlines cut about 100 dollars on select transcontinental routes approved by the Civil Aeronautics Board. A 198 dollar round-trip excursion fare for jets and 178 dollars for piston planes plus the 10 percent federal tax apply for trips of 13 to 30 days with travel between Monday noon and Friday noon. TWA reports strong demand with high coach occupancy and thousands of advance reservations, while American and United also adopt the reduced fares in a strategy to boost business.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Trans World Airlines
Oregon Journal to Merge Into Sunday Oregonian
M J Frey of the Oregonian Publishing Co announces the Sunday Oregon Journal will merge into the Sunday Oregonian starting with the August 27 issue. The Oregonian Publishing Co owner Samuel I Newhouse bought the Journal on August 4 for more than 8 million dollars.
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Portland
UPI
M. J. Frey
The
Oregonian Publishing Co
Sunday
Oregon Journal
Oregonian
Samuel I. Newhouse of
New York
Met Opera Cancels 1961 62 Season For Second Time
New York The Metropolitan Opera scrapped its 1961 62 season after ending contract talks with the orchestra union. This marks only the second cancellation in the company’s 78 year history, with blame exchanged between management and the union amid reported exorbitant wage demands.
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New York
UPI
Metropolitan Opera Company
Orchestra
Francis Robinson
Met
Harold A. Felix
Amphitheater High FFA Wins Arizona Farm Safety Honor
Amphitheater High School in Tucson earns the state FFA farm safety award. Ronald Fish, 17, receives a $1200 scholarship from the Salt River Valley Water Users Association for outstanding FFA member achievement.
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Tucson
UPI
Amphitheater High School
Future Farmer
Amphitheater
Ronald Fish
Salt River Valley Water Users Association
FFA
Trio Arrested For Hotel Theft In Ischia Near Naples
Police say Germano Fincamore, 24, and two minors were arrested at Ischia for stealing jewels and $2,000 from Tempe Arizona tourist Mrs Ann Thompson and her daughter Mary. The women were asleep when chloroform was delivered through an open hotel window.
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San Remo
Italy
UPI
Tempe
Ariz
Germano Fincamore
Ischia
Naples
Ann Thompson
Mary
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NEA Confab
Paradise Valley
C of C
Chamber
Avis Road
Moscow
Russell L. Riese
ASC
Washington
API
Los Angeles
American
United
TWA
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
San
Francisco Antl
San Francisco
Oregon Papers Plan
Met Opera
Sweet Tooth — Caesar
Mike Dunn
Devonshire
Dog
Bob Nixon
Bill Burke
E. Windsor
Standard Insurance .Co
Crown Prince
Hi'ton
King Louie
Don Carter
A.M.F
Frontier Lanes Pro Shop
E. Thomas Road
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