Moon flight jewelry designed here for Apollo 17 team
Scottsdale jeweler L Larson created six 14 carat gold pieces set with diamonds and moonstones for Mission Commander Eugene Cernan and Navy Commander Ronald Evans. The items were mailed for impounding before the Cape Kennedy launch and later presented during Apollo 17 events at Arizona State University and Camelback Inn with attendees including family members and Congressman John Conlan.
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L. Larson
Scottsdale
Eugene A. Cernan
Navy
Ronald E. Evans
Larson
Mike Koven
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Gammage
Arizona State University
Evans
Koren
Cerrian
Camelback Inn
John Conlan
Flagstaff
KoVén
Cernan
Barbara
Approv
Koven
Barbara Cernan
Jan Evarig
Karen
Scottsdale Schools to present five year goals list
The district superintendent will present a five year plan with 34 goals and objectives for Scottsdale Schools at 8 p.m. Tuesday at Navajo School. The report emphasizes student staff and board relations, policy reviews, space needs for the education center, teacher selection policy, and director of information.
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Scottsdale
Navajo School
Granite Reef Rd
Gabriel Reuben
44Th Street
Centrex
Unipacs
Parada del Sol Parade Winners Highlight Top Entries
The Arizona Half-Arabian Horse Association led parade honors with best entry, while Frontier Town’s The Outlaw won for The Wild West theme. The event featured 215 units amid steady rain, with Rio Vista-Sierra Vista School Band taking grand marshal honors and St. John’s Indian School best non-mounted entry.
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Frontier Units
Arizona Half-Arabian Horse Association
Frontier Town
The
Outlaw
Oscar Strobel
Rio Vista
Sierra Vista
St. John’s Indian School
Jaycee
Bill Williams
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Scottsdale
Kiva-Cocopah
Bucky Conner
Gay "Melody
Billy Covell
Coach House Tavern
Renae Spards
Rocking M Saddle Club
Don Alvarado
Valerie Lynn Smith
Phoenix Clown Club
Tucson Vigilantes
Valley National Bank
Reata Pass Steak House
Camelback Jaycees
Phoenix Scottish Bagpipe Band
Arizona State University Army Rotc
Kleen Korral
Thieves of Bagdad
Brian Alter
Wash building plan draws fire at Chaparral Park
City council weighs restroom and concession options for four ball fields at Chaparral Park. Current plan would place a 1,600 square foot building on an island in Indian Bend Wash, drawing opposition over flood plain precedent and private developer restrictions.
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Chaparral Park
Indian Bend Wash
Wash
L. B. Spacewater
Marc Stragier
City Considers 7.5 Million Flood Bond And Charter Changes
The city council plans to set dates for a 7.5 million flood control bond and an election on proposed city charter changes. Both may be held on the same date in late March or early April, funded by 700000 annual revenue sharing proceeds.
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Dale Carter
Dams to hold runoff as SRP plans for spring surge
The Salt River Project board heard that dams should contain above average runoff from the watershed with 45 000 acre feet in Verde and 545 000 acre feet in Salt reservoirs. If February to April precipitation is normal total Salt and Verde runoff may top 477 000 acre feet. A $4500 donation was authorized to Scottsdale Memorial Hospital to fund three new patient rooms.
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Salt River Project
Board of Governors
Salt River
Henry Shipley
Shipley
Verde
Salt
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
SRP
Rod J. McMullin
Funeral held for Col. William B. Nolde at Arlington
A brief funeral service was held today at Arlington National Cemetery for Col. William B. Nolde the last American killed in Vietnam before the ceasefire. Chaplain Roy V. Peters told about 200 relatives and friends Nolde represents all who served in Vietnam.
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Washington
Taps
William B. Nolde
Vietnam
Arlington National Cemetery
Roy V. Peters
Nolde
Ruling harms press freedom says NYT reporter
Earl Caldwell of the New York Times testified that a Supreme Court decision requiring reporters to reveal information gained in confidence gravely damages constitutional guarantees of a free press. He said the ruling threatens sources and the integrity of reporting.
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Washington
Earl Caldwell
New York Times
Supreme Court
Cleveland School Strike Ends As 140000 Return
Over 140000 students in Cleveland go back to classrooms after negotiators for 3200 striking nonteaching staff and the board reach a tentative contract. Strikes continue affecting 388000 pupils in Philadelphia and St Louis.
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Cleveland
Board of Education
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Rally of 600 protesters outside Solano Courthouse in Fairfield
About 600 supporters gathered outside the Solano County Courthouse in Fairfield shouting Justice for Corona ahead of a court hearing on a new trial for the convicted mass killer of 25 farmworkers.
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Fairfield
Calif
Solano County
Corona
Weather outlook with seasonal showers ahead
The forecast calls for 71 degrees with mostly sunny skies turning to higher clouds this afternoon. Showers develop later tonight and Tuesday with cooler highs in the 60s and lows around the 50s.
Renters Tax Break Proposed in Arizona House
Arizona House lawmakers introduced a bill to remove the sales tax on residential rentals after 90 days of occupancy, with exemptions for temporary rentals and for rentals used as a permanent home. The measure echoes a prior effort that stalled last session. Included in the report are additional proposals on security deposits, curfews for minors, a State Land Planning Commission, and cross city lease rules, plus Senate talks on bad check fraud and a death penalty bill for drug pushers.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona Apartment Owners Association
Bob Hungerford
Scottsdale
Bill Lewis
State Land Planning Commission
State Senate
House
Juanita Harelson
Tempe
Senate
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Cernan, Evans
Harrison Schmitt
Gene Cernan
Tracy
Jan Evans
Florida
Tracy Cernan
United Press International
Los Angeles
National Security Agency
Corona Supporters Rally
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