Scottsdale pistol team places second in combat match
The Scottsdale Police Pistol Team finished second in the sharpshooter class of a law enforcement officers pistol meet, with four officers Art Hatton Herb Chambers Don Allsup and Bill Long. They trained together about three months and used their standard sidearms a .38 or .357 Magnum in man shaped target drills.
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Scottsdale Police Department
Art Hatton
Herb Chambers
Don Allsup
Bill Long
Scottsdale
Ohio
Art. Hatton
Scottsdale Force
Legislature set for another House debate session
The House prepared for another debate session as Senate plans floor votes on routine measures. A key Senate bill, a student subsidy, passed 16-13 after 90 minutes of debate, offering 25 dollars per semester to full time private college students, with conditions including graduation from an Arizona high school and tuition for up to four undergraduate years.
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Phoenix
UPI
House
Senate
John Conlan
R-Maricopa
Conlan
Harold Giss
D-Yuma
Arizona
Billboard bill to curb interstate highway ads faces vote
Arizona House Transportation Committee will hear a bill to remove most billboards along interstates and primary highways within five years. Exemptions include boards under 25 feet and advertising on premises with the business. About 500 attended a public hearing.
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Phoenix
UPI
House Transportation Committee
Ruth Peck
D-Maricopa
Fr. MacDonald
Governor's Commission On Arizona Beauty
Phil Stitt
Arizona Architect Magazine
Norman Conkle
Arizona Hotel - Motel Association
Eshkol laid to rest in Judean hills after state funeral
Israel buried Premier Levi Eshkol in the Judean hills near Ain Karem. The casket draped in the Star of David moved through Jerusalem as helicopters hovered and guards stood sentry. The cortege climbed Mount Herzl with wide views of the coast and Dead Sea while security was unusually tight amid regional tensions.
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Ain Karem
Israel
UPI
Levi Eshkol
Eshkol
Jerusalem
Mount Herzl
Bethlehem
Dead Sea
Open House Highlights Pima Navajo Pupils Work
Navajo School hosts annual Open House from 7 to 9 with rooms open to display student work and accompanying Science Fair judging on Friday at 4 p.m. Also reports Pima-Navajo basketball rhythm 3-3 in district, high scorers listed, and upcoming events including charity art auction and track meets.
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Pima
Navajo
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation ‘Department
Scottsdale High
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Burton Barr
Sun Hobr
Thomas Scottsdale
Judea
Val Smith
Merle Makings
Richie Palmer
Russ ‘Hines
Mike Rehm
Wayne Moughter
Jay Mathews
Steve Hill
New Way School
Mayo’s
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department
Coronado High
Randy Whitsell
Lana
Hamilton
Richard Perona
Charles Freitag
Gay ‘Hoffman
Bill West
John
Todd
Nancy
Sutherland
Betty
Pronk
Helen McCarthy
State Fairgrounds
West High
Coronado
Tonalea
Chris Hanna
Chatla Ferger
Kathy Byke
Debbie Stein
Terry Lucas
Rhonda Canright
Debbie Thorp
Cindy White
Donna Sandquist
Connie Sensman
Okizu
Marge Schaeffer
Dawn Youner
Lezlie Hendrickson
Linda Perrino
Cathy Garrison
Robyn Ferracane
Dawn Schaeffer
Lisa Baird
Martelle Swan
Mary Strandburg
Bayless
Lo A
Western J. Hospitality
Apache Wells
Mobile City
56Th St. & Mckellips ‘Road
Mesa
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Vin
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