Tuition hikes eyed for five Maricopa colleges
The Maricopa County Community College District eyes tuition increases at five schools including Scottsdale Community College. Non regular course students would pay 20 per semester hour next year, up from 18, with summer sessions rising to 15 from 12. Out of state and out of county rates would climb to 715 and 475 per semester respectively. The board will also consider a campus security officer program using student workers. Phoenix College already uses such officers.
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Maricopa County
Phoenix College
Orr
Youngstown visitors survive 60 foot fall on Camelback Mountain
William Zimmerman, 23, of Youngstown, sprained ankle after a 60 foot tumble into Camelback Mountain crevice during a six hour ordeal Sunday night. He was rescued by a Department of Public Safety helicopter at 10:15 p.m. and treated at St. Joseph's Hospital. Zimmerman’s friend Gary Kulik, also 23, aided in the climb, and rescue efforts included police, fire units, and the central Arizona mountain rescue team amid radio communication glitches.
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Youngstown
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Camelback Mountain
William Zimmerma
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Department of Public Safety
Zimmerman
Gary Kulik
DPS
Fire Department
Central Arizona Mountain Rescue Team
Teen girl critically wounded in desert shooting near Phoenix
Debbie Meikle, 17, of Phoenix, was accidentally shot in the head while target practicing with a .22 revolver. Thomas Waite, 19, claimed he stood behind her guiding the pistol. She was taken to Glendale Samaritan Hospital then transferred to Barrow's Neurological Institute.
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Phoenix
UPI
Here
Debbie Meikle
Thomas Waite
Glendale Samaritan Hospital
Barrow
Obituary Ada Robb 84 Died in Camelback Home
Mrs Ada Robb 84 of Scottsdale died Sunday at Heritage of Camelback leaving son Louis and brothers Clifford E and Raymond among survivors The notice notes family connections and residence.
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Ada Robb
Heritage
Camelback
Louis
Scottsdale
Clifford E
Raymond
Robb Family to Hold Services in Manchester Conn
Ada Robb of state along with sisters Mrs. Carl R. Johnson and Mrs. Paul Dougan will have services and burial in Manchester Connecticut. Hansen Mortuary has made the arrangements.
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Carl R. Johnson
Paul Dougan
Manchester
Conn
Hansen Mortuary
Dew Services for Lili H Dew 81
Lulu BH Dew announces funeral arrangements for Lili H Dew 81 who died Sunday in Golden Age Nursing Home. Visitation begins 10 a.m. Tuesday with funeral at 1 p.m. in Messinger Mortuary Chapel. she taught 33 years in Rock Falls Illinois and moved to Arizona in 1969. Survivors include daughter Mrs. Robert Fehrenbach Tempe four grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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H. Dew
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
E. Indian School Rd
Dew
E. Bellview Sr
Golden Age Nursing Home
Ohio
Arizona
Rock Falls
Robert Fehrenbach
Tempe
Hart to Speak at Nucleus Club Luncheon in Phoenix
Senator-elect Hart of Colorado will address the Nucleus Club at the Towne House in Phoenix during Thursday's luncheon. Hart led George McGovern's 1972 presidential campaign effort and has served as special assistant to Stewart Udall. He is a Yale Law School graduate and has advised the National Water Commission and other regional bodies.
Overcrowding relief sought at Florence
Phoenix United Press International reports proposals to ease overcrowding at the Florence State Prison. Potential actions include releasing inmates within 90 days of max sentence, adding double banks in the diagnostic center, speeding placement to minimum security facilities, repurposing buildings for housing, and converting the outside area to medium security. The adult male population nears 1,600, up from prior years, though the facility dates to 1914 with 800 capacity.
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Phoenix
UPI
Florence
John J. Moran
State Department of Corrections
Moran
Safford
Ft. Grant
Scottsdale residents join ASU Phi Kappa Phi honor society
Seventeen Scottsdalians were initiated into ASU's Phi Kappa Phi scholastic honorary society. Scottsdale participants include Robert A. Wright who earned a $25 scholarship for a perfect 4.0 GPA and eight other locals listed with addresses. Eligibility requires high class rank and GPA, with juniors in the top 5 percent and seniors in the top 10 percent.
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Scottsdale
Arizona’State University
ASU
Phi Kappa Phi
Robert A. Wright
N. 70Th St
CO Levels Rise in Phoenix Area During November
The Maricopa County Air Pollution Control Bureau reports carbon monoxide exceeded federal standards 238 times in November, double 1973 and the highest since 1970. Officials note weather and temperature inversions trapped pollutants, risking EPA parking lot regulations for 250 plus spaces.
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Phoenix
UPI
Maricopa County Air Pollution Control Bureau
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
County Air Pollution Control Bureau
Salt River Valley
Bureau
Robert Taylor
Mexico Urged to Expand American Assembly Plants
At a Arizona Sonora conference the Sonora Arizona commission urged more American owned industrial assembly plants in Sonora and Hermosillo. They reported Mexico now permits plants nationwide rather than only on the border and allows full American ownership.
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Phoenix
Sonora
Mexico
Sonora-Arizona
Hermosillo
Jury selection begins in Phoenix sex slayer trial
Jonathan Treadaway Jr. was brought before Superior Court Judge Rufus C. Coulter as jury selection started for the murder and sodomy case. The 21 year old Phoenix man is charged in the August 30 death of 6 year old Brett Jordan, killed in his bedroom.
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Phoenix
Jonathan Treadaway Jr
Superior Court
Rufus C. Coulter
Treadaway
Brett Jordan
Rocky Jordan
Phoenix Woman Dies Likely From Gas Poisoning
A Phoenix woman Ada Gatlin 51 died after a weekend carbon monoxide incident. Her husband Roy Gatlin 69 was found unconscious with her in their southside home on December 5 and survived, police reported the source of fumes remains unknown.
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Phoenix
Ada Gatlin
Roy
Maricopa County General Hospital
Mail volume falls in Phoenix area this Christmas
Walter C. Kelly of the U S Postal Service in Phoenix reports a 21.6 percent drop in mail volume from Nov 30 to Dec 9 compared with last year. He attributes the decline to rising unemployment affecting the area.
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Phoenix
Walter C. Kelly
U.S. Postal Service
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