Arcadia High Student Recalls Senate Youth Program
Arcadia High School senior Greg Walker, one of two Arizona students chosen for this year’s Senate Youth Program, describes Washington visits with presidents and senators. He critiqued school limits on students, praised treatment as an adult, and plans for law school after college.
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Mike Petryni
Greg Walker
Walker
Arcadia High School
Washington, D.C
Arizona
Senate
William Randolph Hearst Foundation
Arcadia
Kissinger Ramps Up Middle East Peace Push
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger speeds through Egypt Syria and Israel as he pursues a new Egyptian Israeli disengagement in Sinai. He calls talks with Assad and Sadat very positive and constructive and says the mission remains in business despite gaps on a second Sinai troop pullout.
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Tel Aviv
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
Egypt
Syria
Israel
Cairo
Damascus
Kissinger
Hafez Assad
Sinai
Assad
Andrei Gromyko
Geneva
Ton
Anwar Sadat
Energy chief says Ford would back rationing in crisis
Energy Administrator Frank Zarb told Congress President Ford would support gasoline rationing only in a long term crisis. He said Ford opposes rationing in a normal energy program and would use authority for severe supply disruptions like an embargo. Jackson challenged Ford’s stance citing his Houston remarks.
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Washington
UPI
Frank Zarb
Congress
Ford
Zarb
Senate Interior Committee
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Houston
Jackson
Coronado High suspends student after alleged wastecan attack
A Coronado High School student Maurice Jackson 17 faces indefinite suspension after allegedly swinging a wastecan at science teacher Jesse Pogue 48 in a boys area. Pogue sustained a fractured finger while deflecting the blow and Jackson later faced a second hearing with the district superintendent Dr Randall.
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Coronado High School
Jesse Pogue
Maurice Jackson
71St St
Jackson
Pogue
Charles Segrave
Robert Hendrick
Segrave
Maurice
Obituary for Pauline Rehn 65 in Scottsdale Arizona
Services for Pauline Rehn 65 were held at Green Acres Mortuary with cremation. Born in Russia, she studied at Oregon State College and worked 27 years for First National Bank of Seattle. She moved to Scottsdale from San Diego in 1973. Survivors include husband John D. and daughter Darlene Kloster, plus brothers Alex Ruff Godfrey Ruff and sisters Lydia Ruff Gloria Livengood Molley Pouley, all in Washington, and grandchildren Scott and Nicole.
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Pauline Rehn
Green Acres Mortuary
Rehn
E. Hummingbird Lane
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Russia
Oregon State College
First National Bank of Seattle
Scottsdale
San Diego
John D
Darlene Kloster
Alex Ruff
Washington
Godfrey Ruff
Oregon
Lydia Ruff
Gloria Livengood
Molley Pouley
Scott and
Nicole
Funeral services set for Glenn D. Ketchum 17
Glenn Donald Ketchum 17 of Scottsdale died Tuesday in Phoenix in an auto accident. Services are Friday at 4 p.m. in Messinger Mortuary Chapel with cremation to follow. He was a Coronado High School senior, pianist, and student assistant in physical science and craft training. Memorials may be sent to the Glenn Ketchum Memorial Fund.
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Glenn Donald Ketchum
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
Mr. Ketchum
E. Granada
Coronado High School
Phoenix
Austin
Tex
Arizona
San Antonio
John Riley Dies. Union Rock and Materials Employee
John Riley aged 47 and a member of Operating Engineers Local 426 died Wednesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. He lived at 11216 North 65th Street and was born in Marianna Pennsylvania, moving to Arizona in 1960 after serving in the Marines during the Korean conflict. Survivors include his wife Shirley of Pine Arizona daughter Pat Eastman of Mesa and sisters-in-law Karen ONeil of Phoenix and Cathy Kraver of Tempe. Services and interment will be in Fort Branch Indiana with arrangements by Messinger Mortuary.
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John Riley
Union Rock and Materials Co
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Mr. Riley
N. 65Th St
Marianna
Arizona
Shirley
Pine
Ariz
Pat Eastman
Mesa
Karen O'Neil
Phoenix
Cathy Kraver
Tempe
Fort Branch
Ind
Messinger Mortuary
Prison site selection on collision course in Arizona
The Arizona Legislature clashes over a medium security prison site with Senate Appropriations backing corrections department control and Tucson as the planned site, while Senate leaders favor Maricopa County and House leaders lean Tucson.
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Phoenix
UPI
Senate
Appropriations Committee
State Department of Corrections
Joint Legislative Budget Committee
Tucson
Maricopa County
Department of Corrections
Arizona Senate to debate ERA ratification on floor
The Arizona State Senate planned a floor vote on ratifying the Equal Rights Amendment with 34 states already ratified, four short of needed. Backers claimed 15 votes and feared defeat would kill ERA in Arizona, while the House remains stalemated in committee under Jim Skelly with uncertain prospects for a floor vote.
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Phoenix
UPI
State
Senate
Arizona
U.S
ERA
House
Commerce Committee
Jim Skelly
Stan Akers
Skelly
Akers
Arizona bill seeks student voice on state regents board
United Press International reports Phoenix Arizona Senate Education Committee was asked to study a measure from the Arizona Students Association. The plan would have each state university elect six nominees to the Board of Regents, with the governor choosing three finalists and one to vote.
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Phoenix
Senate Education Committee
State Board of Regents
Betty Morrison
Arizona Students Association
Board of Regents
State vows layoff as last resort for 1975 budget
An aide to Governor Raul Castro says state employee layoffs would be used only as a last resort. Dino DeConcini, Castro's executive assistant, said layoffs would occur if fiscal 1975-76 revenues fall below $753 million and no other budget-balancing options are available.
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Phoenix
Raul Castro
Dino DeConcini
Castro
Worker killed by falling logs at Southwest Forest yard
Police identified 21 year old David Gabbard of Williams as the man killed when a load of logs toppled onto him in the Southwest Forest Industries yard. He was fixing the front wheels of a conveyor loader when a cable holding the logs slipped, letting them fall.
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Williams
Southwest Forest Industries
David Gabbard
Gabbard
Democrats Plan Convention Representation in 1976 Meeting
Phoenix state party leaders meet Saturday to ensure full representation at the 1976 National Convention and in future activities. An affirmative action group of 14 county chairmen and 45 others will draft new rules, and a chairman will be chosen at the gathering.
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Phoenix
Paradise Valley and Phoenix discuss joint committee idea
Town Manager Oscar Butt says Paradise Valley and Phoenix officials may form separate committees to address mutual problems. He notes the number and composition of members are undecided and could be staff or council, with a focus on shared authority over 32nd Street and zoning principles. A key item is a possible cable television ordinance.
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Paradise Valley
Phoenix
Oscar Butt
Butt
32Nd Street
Scottsdale adult education registration nears close
The Scottsdale School District will finish registration for nearly 90 adult education classes tonight. District director Harry Mann said over 400 adults have signed up this week. Final sessions are from 6 00 to 8 00 PM at Coronado High School and from 4 00 to 8 00 PM at Scottsdale High School. Popular offerings include tennis and belly dancing with courses from arts and crafts to typing and bookkeeping.
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Scottsdale
Harry Mann
Coronado High School
N. 74Th St
Scottsdale High
E. Indian School Rd
Mann
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