Saguaro Students Study Pesticide Spraying Near Pima Road
Saguaro High School environmental class, led by Dennis Stadel, surveys Salt River Pima residents about pesticide and defoliant drift from Indian land. The effort aims to inform residents and urge regulation by the Arizona Board of Pesticide Control, while noting that drift can affect Scottsdale due to fall inversion.
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Bob-Johnstone
Salt River
Pima Indian Reservation
Pima Road
Dennis Stadel
Saguaro High
Stadel
Saguaro
Bob Keller
Ron Bratton
Saguaro Environmental
Indian Bend Wash
Indian School Road
Canal
Bratton
Bratton and
Scottsdale
Environmental Protection Agency
R. C. Rayburn
Pesticide Board
Tribal
Rayburn
Mesa
Reagan Sought as Professor at Pepperdine University
Ronald Reagan, who clashed for eight years with California education officials over budget cuts, is negotiating with Pepperdine University to serve as a political science professor. The talks mark a potential shift from governor to campus instructor.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Ronald Reagan
California
Pepperdine University
Novice bridge course added in Scottsdale winter session
The City of Scottsdale Community Services offers a new beginner bridge class in the winter session. It meets Tuesdays from 9 to 11 at Eldorado Center 2311 N Miller Rd. The eight week course costs $5.50 with registration at Eldorado Center through Saturday.
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City of
Scottsdale
Eldorado Center
N. Miller Rd
Stop-smoking program starts at Camelback Church
The Seventh-day Adventist Church offers a free five day stop smoking program from Sunday through Thursday next week. Sessions run 7:30 p.m. at Camelback Seventh-day Adventist Church 5902 E Camelback Rd. Dr Sterling Ryerson and Pastor James Rae lead the sessions.
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Seventh-day Adventist Church
Camelback Seventh-day “Adventist Church
Camelback Rd
Sterling Ryerson
Phoenix
James R. Ae
Thieu calls for world aid as Saigon faces Viet Cong offensive
President Thieu warns of a new all out Communist push after Viet Cong saboteurs destroyed part of a million gallon oil storage facility in the Central Highlands and state power plant near Saigon was blown. Phuoc Long fell to North Vietnamese forces as civilians flee and troops vanish.
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Nguyen Anh
Washington
Ford
South Vietnam
U.S
U.S. Air Force
David Jones
Saigon
Thailand
Vietnam
Phuoc Long
Tay Ninh
Thieu
Plea bargained ban to include sex crimes in county
County Attorney Moise Berger expands his no plea bargain policy to cover sex related crimes effective Feb. 15. He says eliminating plea bargaining speeds court processing and reduces headaches while critics claim it ties up courts and public defenders.
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Phoenix
UPI
Moise Berger
Berger
Ross Lee
Lee
Board of Supervisors
Public Defender's Office
SCC extends sign up for college credit classes
Scottsdale Community College extends the registration period into next week for all college credit classes. Dr. Russell Bleyer says students may still register during drop add without penalty. Registration hours 1 to 4 pm and 6 to 8 30 pm, closing Jan 17 at 4 pm.
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Scottsdale Community College
Russell Bleyer
Bloyer
Males’ marriage plans in jeopardy in Phoenix
Maricopa County may seek a restraining order to block a planned Saturday wedding between Sam Burnett and Tony Secuya. County Attorney Moise Berger cites Arizona statute as not recognizing same sex marriage, while the couple obtained a license Tuesday and plan a noon ceremony in their apartment.
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Phoenix
UPI
Maricopa County
Moise Berger
Superior Court
Sam Burnett
Tony Secuya
Burnett
Secuya
Wilson Palmer
Berger
Supreme Courts of
New York
Kentucky
Washington
Minnesota
Arizona
Phoenix licensing supervisor Bryant fired over payoffs
State Insurance Director Millard Humphrey dismissed Charles E. Bryant, a Phoenix licensing supervisor, accusing him of taking payoffs to raise exam scores for failing license applicants. Bryant denied the charges at a predismissal hearing. The probe found Bryant received 30 dollars from two applicants and 10 dollars from another before issuing licenses, with Bryant allowed 30 days to appeal to the state personnel board.
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Phoenix
UPI
Millard Humphrey
Charles E. Bryant
Insurance Department
Humphrey
Bryant
State Personnel Board
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