Arizona Legislature Faces Slow Roll to Adjournment
Major issues linger as the sixth week begins in the Arizona legislature. Key items include reapportionment, redistricting, a central purchasing agency, ethics code, and a Central Arizona Project. The near-collapse of the $7 million Coliseum and abortion legislation also divert attention as leaders push for tentative actions and potential conference committees.
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Cold snap grips Northeast with record lows across states
United Press International reports a cold air mass over the Northeast brings subzero readings from Montpelier Vermont to 41 below in Hibbing Minnesota. Temperatures fall to 4 in New York, with snow in Chicago and rain in the Pacific Northwest as a cool front advances.
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Despondent 78-year-old woman drowns in Phoenix pool
In East Phoenix an elderly woman, Mrs. Ethel P. Bailey aged 78, drowned in a swimming pool Sunday. Her body was found floating in the pool at her son Joe Bailey s home, amid reports she had been despondent since her husband died about six months earlier.
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League of Women Voters Drive Sets Feb 21 Fundraiser
LWYV of East Mar Icops schedules a one day drive on Feb 21 to raise funds for voter education. Scottsdale Mayor B L Tims proclaims the day League of Women Voters Day as members seek non member gifts to cover voter registration printing guides meetings and voting machine demonstrations.
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Prize money tops $9,000 at 12th Scottsdale Arabian Show
The 12th Scottsdale All-Arabian Horse Show will award about 9,030 dollars over five days, Feb 22 to 26 at Paradise Park McCormick Ranch. An estimated 300 horses from 20 states and 600 owners and handlers are expected, with 20,000 spectators. Judges include W Lyman Orcutt Jr Joseph Bayer and others. Admission is 1 dollar for adults, 50 cents for under 12, box seats 2 to 3 dollars. Tickets from Lute's Scottsdale Pharmacy or Box 365 Scottsdale 85252.
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W. Lyman Orcutt
West Newbury Mass
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Phoenix
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Maricopa
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Sukarno Named in Indonesia Coup Report by Court
The Indonesian Supreme Court says President Sukarno directly aided the 1963 Communist coup attempt. It urges Congress to oust him and seek treason charges based on a 120 page report using materials from General Suharto. The document also accuses him of large scale state fund abuses during his presidency.
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Doctor AMA offers new hints on first aid
Emeritus Consultant Dr Walter Alva rez discusses outdated first aid methods in Today's Health AMA article. He cites snake bite myths and proper responses including urgent hospital care for venom exposure and avoiding back slaps for choking. He also notes burns respond to cold water and air drying.
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Russell Glasser Wins Scout Award at Valley Dinner
Russell Glasser of Scottsdale received the Silver Beaver from the Theodore Roosevelt Boy Scout Council at the annual recognition dinner in Westward Ho. He has long led in Valley Scouting as finance chair for the Scottsdale District and previously served as Scoutmaster and explorer advisor in Abilene.
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Roosevelt Boy Scout Council
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Glasser Mortgage and Finance Co
Scottsdale
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Chicago
Abilene
Texas
Revival planned for Legend City in Tempe by Western Skies
A group of Legend City stockholders forms Western Skies Inc to restart the Tempe amusement park. They offer 500000 Class A voting shares at $3 each to raise funds for purchase and working capital. The act aims to place Legend City back in operation with directors and investors serving without pay. Further details are available at 444 WW Camelback Rd office.
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Tempe
Western Skies, Inc
United States
Western Skies
Camelback Rd
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