Tax Equalization Debate and Political Moves in Arizona House
Arizona House faces tax equalization debate as censure talk looms. Hearings on HB 11 establish an industrial safety division amid strong union interest. Bills on racing tracks, taxation, labor, and constitutional amendments chart a tense session with Scottsdale representatives voting yea on several measures.
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Hold On By Charles McDowell Jr
A Washington columnist humorously notes a walking craze easing focus from Cuba. Neighbors, politicians, and journalists embrace daily walks as Teddy Roosevelt inspired challenges spark talk of government reform and healthier habits.
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Hold ON
Charles McDowell, Jr
ASU Lecture Series Opens With Expressions of the American Spirit
Dr. Brice Harris of ASU will deliver the opening address titled The Southern Agrarians John Crowe Ransom Allen Tate and Their Group at 2 45 p m in the Memorial Union ballroom. The free series, run by the Center for American Studies, covers American history culture and criticism with five lectures aimed at exchanging ideas. Harris comes to ASU from Penn State and holds a BA from Erskine MA from Vanderbilt and PhD from Harvard.
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Vanderbilt University
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Huntington Library
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Smith-Mundt
Spain
University of
Zaragoza
Crossword Puzzle Clue Grid Summary
Puzzle lists many clues across and down including music, nobleman, Christian festival, practical terms and body parts. Entries span topics from chemistry symbols to ancient rulers and celestial bodies with multiple language connections and abbreviations.
Yesterday's Puzzle Solution Hints and Clues
Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle presents food and service hints. Merganser and service clue yields a pair. The tone is brisk and puzzle oriented with wordplay.
Weather Summary From United Press International
Temperature and precipitation figures cover the 24 hours ending at 4am. The report lists conditions across regions with highs and lows, rainfall totals, and notable weather events. Official readings from meteorological stations contribute to the briefing.
ASU study examines boarding versus day schools on Navajo Papago youth
Arizona State University researchers led by Dr. Robert A. Roessel test cultural and behavioral effects of day and boarding schools among Navajo and Papago youths in Arizona. Using projective tests at Lukachukai and Santa Rosa, they assess adults who attended either setting and will brief the Bureau of Indian Affairs on which schooling type is least damaging to behavior.
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Indian Education Center
Bruce Meador
Gerard V. Haigh
Papago
Arizona
National Institute of Mental Health
Lukachukai
Navajo Reservation
Santa Rosa School
Papago Reservation
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Roessel
ASU Symphony to Feature Master Wind Ensemble
Arizona State University Symphony Orchestra hosts an 8:15 p m concert in Memorial Union ballroom under Eugene Lombardi. The program includes Mozart Serenade No 11 in E flat and Handel and Bizet works with the new Master Wind Ensemble directed by Herbert Fawcett.
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Program Slated By Folksingers
University students on the social board announce a concert by valley folk duo Ronnie Ryan and Henry Thome in the Memorial Union ballroom at 8 p.m. tomorrow. Admission is one dollar. Thome on banjo and guitar. Ryan on guitar. Repertoire exceeds 200 songs. They arrange their own material. Current bookings include the Mews in Scottsdale and venues like the Baboquivari Crescendo and Infinity over the past three years.
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Henry Thome
Valley Folksingers
Memorial Union Ballroom
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Ryan
Mews
Scottsdale
Infinity
Choral Society Meets Tonight in Scottsdale
The Scottsdale Choral Society sponsored by the Parks and Recreation Department meets at 7 30 tonight in the little cottage on park grounds 325 E Second St east of the Adobe House. Director is Mrs Albert Kreisman. Call 947 4303 or 946 0322 for details.
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Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department
Park Grounds
E. Second Street
Adobe House
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Oriental Imports Featured At Bostrom's Fashion Square
A display of oriental imports at Bostrom's Fashion Square showcases decorating and serving pieces, handpainted silk pictures, tea sets and small furniture. Sales staff wear oriental costumes with hair and makeup styled for a contest on attractiveness.
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Fashion Square
Junior Women Meet Tonight in Scottsdale
Clifford J. Prather, representative of a local financial service, will speak at the Scottsdale Junior Woman's Club gathering in the Western Savings Building. The program stems from the Arizona Federation of Women's Clubs with the family economics and home management division. Hostesses are Mrs. James Longwaker and Mrs. Robert Lawton.
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Scottsdale
Western Savings
Arizona Federation of Women’s Clubs
Family Economics and
James Longwaker
E. Wilshire
Robert Lawton
W. Whitton
Local Sailor Serves Aboard USS Kearsarge Carrier
Aboard the anti submarine aircraft carrier USS Kearsarge a US Navy airman, son of Mrs Richard G Post of 336 Fillmore, Scottsdale Arizona, is serving aboard the ship.
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USS
Kearsarge
Richard G. Post
Usn
Fillmore
Scottsdale, Ariz
Rail meetings shift to Chicago for clerks talks
Negotiations between Southern Pacific and the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks resume in Chicago after a four day recess and a scenery change. Federal Mediator Francis O Neill notes negotiators are close to an agreement and sees potential benefit from introducing new faces, including James E Wolfe. The strike threat involved about 11 000 clerks and 39 000 other SP employees across multiple states. The dispute centers on retraining displaced workers versus automation advances and job guarantees.
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Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
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Doc) Wolfe
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Job openings in 1852 Lincoln Service ad
Thousands of positions advertised with high weekly pay up to $102.00, requiring little or no experience. Preparatory training offered before appointment. Free information on jobs salaries and requirements. Send name address and phone to Lincoln Service Box MC c/o Scottsdale Daily Progress.
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Lincoln Service
c/o
Scottsdale Daily Progress
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