Police Blotter Reports Multiple Burglaries and Thefts
Four coin machine burglaries were reported at Enco Gra nite Reef Rd Mcdowell Shell Station Oak and Scotts dale Rd Phillips 66 Wilshire A Phoenix motorist Robert Mayer was cited for expired license Barbara Mattson reported an attempted break in at Pink Post Russell Moughler lost bicycle handlebars and another bicycle was stolen over the weekend A car port break in affected Steve Dir and Melba Fogg reported a wheel theft and a 20 inch Firestone bicycle was found abandoned at Supai School Two teens fired at Jack Carter but missed. no injuries reported.
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Enco
Granite Reef Rd
Mcdowell
Shell
Oak and
Scottsdale Rd
Phillips 66
Wilshire
Phoenix
Robert Mayer
10621
N. 43Rd St
Prof Nason to Speak at Camelback PTA Meeting
Dr. Leslie J. Nason professor of education and mathematics at the University of Southern California will address Camelback High School PTA Tuesday night. The syndicated columnist and author will discuss The Process of Learning as Habit and recently received a John Swett Award for outstanding interpretation of public education issues and needs. His new book Keys to Success in School has just been published.
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Leslie J. Nason
University of Southern California
Camelback
Nason
Arabian Horse Show Draws Record Crowd
A record 18,700 people attended the four day all Arabian Horse Show at Paradise Park Scottsdale. Champions included Muzulmania as show champion stallion and Sahara Queen as show champion mare with Amatez as show champion gelding. Senior class results feature Bal Shazaar and Amatez among top geldings, with numerous owners and stables named across California and Illinois.
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Scottsdale
Paradise Park
Indra
John Logvy
San Francisco
Calif
Muzulmania
Elsinore
Amatez
Meg Arabians
Oakland
Bal- Shazaar
Steve Spalding
Ed Tweed
Brusally Ranch
Rifseyn
Joe Dawkins
Hal Clay
Darseyna
Helen Collins
Rip
Phoenix
Sidan
Arlyne Clay
Ta-Zhei
Bob Smith
Jo-Lin Arabian Horse Ranch
el Sobrante
Frances Smith
Sadiq
Douglas Harvey
Sterling Ill
Hajji Baba
Gene la Croix
Lasma Arabian
Frank B. McCoy
Cudahy
Rabeebe
Ben Hur Farms
Portland
Ind
Muzulmanin
Elsinore Stud
Prince Halloway
Lenore P. Gilkey
Cochran
Jo- Lin Arabian Horse Ranch
Jerry Smola
Lasma Arabians
Jarabu
Dean Miller
Chino
San Luis Joshua
Don Hansen
Jim-Yve Stables
Alamo
Rayhap
Don McDaniel
Alan Ternstrom
la Puente
First India
Malifa
Jeff Wonnell
Jim Kline
Whittier
Sarranto
Bruce How
Bitter Winter Breaks In East
Warmer air moves across the nation ending the weekend siege of snow and cold. Six inches of snow fell in northern New England. Fort Wayne and Akron report new snow depths while Florida endures damaged roofs from high winds. Southern California sees 82 degree warmth with large beach crowds. Light snow foreseen for the Midwest and New England regions.
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Midwest
Florida
Fort Wayne
Ind
Akron
Ohio
Springfield
Peoria
Fernandina Beach
California
Santa Monica
Middle West
Middle
Atlantic Coast
Ohio Valley
Submarine sinks during maiden San Francisco Bay test
A 12 foot two man submersible owned by the Department of the Interior sank in 14 feet of water at Tiburon California during its maiden week while 25 spectators watched. Driver Bob Kiwala and TV newsman Al Mann escaped as the craft foundered and later was hauled from the water for overhaul.
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Mann
Kiwala
Department of the Interior
Udall Sees Earth First Over Moon In Space Talk
Interior Secretary Stewart Udall says conservation of U S national resources matters more than reaching the moon. In a television interview he calls the space program important but prioritizes making the planet habitable for current and future generations.
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Washington
UPI
Stewart Udall
U. S
Udall
Proxmire Says Large Deficits Don’t Spur Growth
Senator William Proxmire argues that history disproves the idea deficits drive economic growth. He notes deficits averaged about six billion dollars annually since 1957 while economic growth remained slow, labeling current economists’ views as a despairing trend.
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Washington
UPI
William Proxmire
D-Wis
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Amelina
Supai School
Jack David Carter
E. Reata
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Carter
George McNeil
Greater Arizona Savings and Loan Association
Papago Plaza
Papago Plaza Merchants Association
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Greater Arizona Savings
Robert Meyers
Southwest Savings and Loan Association
Bert Easley
Scottsdale Tempe
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Father and Son
Bunny Trick
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Diamond St
Allan Webb
E. Hubbell
Cary Roberts
E. Vernon
Mark Johnson
Ard
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Victor L. Kerr
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Charles Sypol
Jen-Mar Arabian Farm
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