Tonalea label saves funds for sound gear and events
Tonalea students collected Campbell Soup labels to buy audio visual equipment as a carousel projector and two cassette recorders arrived. The Tonalea Cub Scout Pack 444 held its Blue and Gold Banquet at Straw Hat Pizza Parlor with awards to Webelees and Cubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonalea
Straw Hat
David Earle
Bob Berkey
Joey Freeman
Mark Gunzelman
Steve Kmetko
David Porter
Kevin Ryan
Bret Rensch
David Carnell
Cubs
Denny Birch
Steve Joyner
Donnie Graham
Scott Boren
Jay Enholm
Darryl Yeager
Ricky Kempton
Philip Marquis
Jeff Knapp
Hal Gras
Desert Ark
Arizona- Sonora Desert Museum
Tucson
Nuclear test near Yucca Flat rocks Las Vegas casinos
A 10 am detonation beneath Yucca Flat produced a 5 to 5.5 magnitude quake felt across Beatty and Alamo and shook the MGM Grand High Rollers Club causing a toppled chip stack and swaying chandeliers. EPA said no radioactivity escaped. the test marked the 430th at the site amid U.S. and Soviet nuclear arms activity warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yucca Flat
Nev
Soviet Union
Mid- Pacific
U.S
Nixon
Environmental Protection Agency
Beatty
Alamo
Mgm Grand Hotel
Bill Bray
Clark County
Las Vegas
Fully insured meaning for Social Security retirement eligibility
The term fully insured requires quarters of coverage equal to the years between 1951 and age 62. Examples: 26 quarters in 1977, 24 quarters in 1974 or 1975. A spouse who never worked cannot draw on the husband’s benefit until he is entitled, typically at age 62 or disabled. Railroad retirement benefits rise 11 percent in 1974, with pass through to annuitants and no cut for those also on Social Security. The 1974 Social Security tax base rose to 13200 dollars, increasing railroad earnings subject to retirement taxes, while tax rates stayed the same.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.W.R. Ya
T.W. A
The
U.S. Railroad Retirement Board
Masters Pairs Title Won At All Western Regional
Thomas Fink of Sherman Oaks and Zakir Mohammed of San Francisco won the Masters Pairs Championship at the All Western Regional in San Francisco. The event featured a hand illustrating the rule exception play your aces on the opponents kings as West led the club king and the declarers followed the unresisted ace on king.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Thomas Fink
Sherman Oaks
Zakir Mohammed
Bridge hand ends in down one after diamond missteps
In a late deal a declarer lost four minor suit losers and went down one despite a bold defense. West held clubs to deplete trumps and East later cashed a diamond king. declarer still recovered by drawing trumps and using diamonds to dispose of clubs, leaving the contract safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
East
Declarer
Casino Night Fundraiser by Active 20 30 Club 547
The Active 20 30 Club 547 plans a Casino Night at 8 p.m. Saturday in Our Lady of Perpetual Help at 101 S Miller Rd. Tickets cost 5 per person with one cocktail, door prize chance, and 3500 funny money chips. Proceeds benefit the local Boys Club and the Scottsdale Foundation for the Handicapped. Chips allow blackjack craps roulette and other games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
S. Miller Rd
Scottsdale Foundation For the
Film of Hughes libel trial heard in poor sound
UPI reports the Howard Hughes libel trial jury failed to hear the January 1972 Bahamas news conference where Hughes called Robert Maheu a no good sonofabitch and said Maheu stole him blind. A film of the conference was screened but had poor sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
UPI
Howard Hughes
Hughes
Robert Maheu
Maheu
Nevada
Bahamas
Clifford Irving
FBI
U.S
Harry Pregerson
Doctor links terrorism to everyday frustration
Dr. F Gentry Harris told Congress that terrorism stems more from daily frustrations such as gasoline lines inflation and political dissatisfaction than from political motives. He cited 60 air hijackings showing serious mental problems but few motives tied to ideology. Watergate corruption and distrust also fuel unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Congress
House
Internal Security Committee
F. Gentry Harris
Harris
U.S. Public Health Service
San Francisco
Vietnam
SSI Assures Aid to Aged and Disabled Under New Program
The Supplemental Security Income Program promises a monthly minimum of 140 dollars for individuals 65 plus or blind or disabled, or 210 for eligible couples. Eligibility hinges on resources under 1500 dollars single or 2250 couple, and income rules exclude the first 20 dollars of certain payments while other income above 160 dollars to 230 dollars disqualifies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin ‘Samaniego
Phoenix
SSI
Sais Samaniego
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tonto
Mike Merryfield
Coronado
Roberta Weeks
Mary Enriquez
Lois Markis
Jeannette Schultz
Marian Birmingham
Nancy Clark
Tonalea Pta
Shirley Wagner
Dixie Huemoeller
Joan McQuade
Peggy
Timbrook
MacBeth
David Virden
Mark Sutton
Malcom
Ron Caswell
Duncan
Doug Lucero
Donald Kaine
John Morrison
Banquo
Matt Gostinski
Randy Duermeier
Fleance
John Neillie
Wende Miller
MacDuff
Greg Henderson
Ross
Mike Weldin
Lennox
Theresa Kulougowski
Patricia Peitler
Mary
Jean of
Craig Phillips
Mariana Francis
Lorraine Blomquist
Bonnie Broome
Andrea Parmalee
Nancy Sponar
Helen Sternberg
Panda Spencer
Paul Stiner
Muriel VandenOver
Pirna “School
Scottsdale Parks and ‘Recreation’ Department
Robert Chapman
Kaibab Pta
Robert. Chapman
Paul Bunyan
Order of Arrow
Frank Corrick
Copley News Service
S.Y
East West
Ira
Corn. JR
Scottsdale
MS. Jones
Scottsdale (Az
Daily Progress
Ahura Tvet
Ial
Nate
Scottsdale Progress
Arizona
Jonathan Marshall
Progress
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!