Finger-biting librarian hunts for film in airport mixup
Scottsdale assistant director Jerrye Champion details a delayed showing of Brian’s Song caused by Trans World Airlines misrouting. The movie finally arrived from Los Angeles to Phoenix after extensive telephone drops and a Los Angeles flight delay, forcing three showings before a city conference scheduled change.
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Jerrye Champion
Scottsdale Library
Brian
Trans World Airline
Here
New York City
Learning Corporation of America
Scottsdale
Miss Champion
New York
TWA
Howard
Robinett
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Reds reject permanent division of Vietnam at Paris talks
Vietnamese communists at the Paris peace talks denounced any permanent division of Vietnam and accused the United States of planning new attacks in Indochina with South Korean support. Kissinger and Le Duc Tho held a six hour session on core issues, with no sign of progress. Brezhnev said peace was approaching little by little as negotiations proceed. Saigon forces were accused of large scale military cleanup operations in Quang Tri with U.S. backing.
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UPI
Vietnam
United States
Indochina
Hotel Majestic
Henry A. Kissinger
le Duc Tho
Pears
Kissinger
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Georges Pompidou
Minsk
U.S.S.R
Brezhnev
Viet Cong
Ly van Sau
Saigon
U.S
Quang Tri
Scottsdale bond election funds to pay poll workers
Election workers at Scottsdale Schools polls for the October Cherokee Elementary bond vote will be paid after Maricopa County processes vouchers from the bond sale. John Kearney, director of business, says 108 workers will receive 2,958 dollars once county crediting completes, under state law directing use of bond proceeds. Bonds were sold to First National Bank of Chicago at 4.6 percent interest.
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Scottsdale
Cherokee
John Kearney
Maricopa County
Kearney
First National Bank of Chicago
Career education funds sought for Scottadale School District
The Scottadale School Board approved proposals totaling 108000 to be funded by the state education department and ESEA Title III. A 48000 allotment would finance math resource teachers for in service training to upgrade classroom skills. A 60000 three year program would involve grades six to eight with exposure to outdoor mechanical computational scientific persuasive artistic musical social service and clerical fields. The board also agreed to recommend instructional materials for home economics and industrial arts cooperative education.
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Scottadale School.Board
State Education Department
Names of 18 to sit on Arizona DES advisory panel
Phoenix UPI reports 18 person advisory committee members for the new State Department of Economic Security to be announced Friday. Gov Jack Williams approved the plan Wednesday and said the department will take effect January 15 with Director William Mayo overseeing the consolidation of seven agencies including Welfare Employment Security Vocational Rehabilitation Veterans Service Commission Economic Opportunity Apprenticeship Council and Manpower Planning.
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Phoenix
UPI
State Department of Economic Security
Jack Williams
William Mayo
Welfare Department
Employment Security Commission
Division of Vocational Rehabilitation
Veterans Service Commission
State Office of Economic Opportunity
Apprenticeship Council
State Office of Manpower Planning
Boys Club Opens Model Rocketry Classes Saturday
The Scottadale Boys' Club at 7502 E Osborn will host free model rocketry classes starting this Saturday with an 11 a.m. exhibition. The event features multi stage rockets soaring over 2000 feet. Membership in the club is required to attend, and classes will be taught by a professional engineer emphasizing safety in design and flight.
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Scottadale
E. Osborn
Obituary: Michael L. Mazur Former Hopi Elementary Principal
Michael L. Mazur 43 longtime Hopi Elementary School principal died Wednesday at St. Joseph's Hospital in Phoenix. An Army veteran of the Korean Conflict and Elmira New York native, he lived in Scottsdale 11 years. He was a ASU 1954 graduate and member of several clubs and fraternities. Survivors include wife Lois a son Michael parents and eight siblings. Services set at Messinger Mortuary and Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church with burial in Green Acres Cemetery.
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Messinger Mortuary
Indian School
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Miller Road
Second Street
Green Acres Cemetery
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St. Joseph's Hospital
Elmira
N.Y
Arizona
Scottsdale
Hartwick College
Oneonta
Arizona State University
Delta Sigma Phi
Phi Delta
Kappa Fraternities
Friends of Scottsdale
Death of Marianne Wiemer in Scottsdale
Mrs. Marianne Wiemer, 46, who moved from East Orange New Jersey to Scottsdale a decade ago, died Tuesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. She was born in Halberstadt Germany and worked seven years for Motorola. Survivors include her husband Martin a son Wolfgang and a daughter Christina all of Scottsdale and her mother Martha Jordan of Germany. Cremation arranged by Messinger Mortuary.
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Marianne Wiemer
Scottsdale
East Orange
N.J
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Wiemer
Fourth St
Halberstadt
Germany
Motorola
Martin
Wolfgang
Christina
Martha Jordan
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Multiple Scottsdale Tool Thefts Reported Across Several Sites
Scottsdale Police investigated two tool thefts and a calculator theft. Robert Trice reported $488 stolen from his pickup bed between Monday 6 30 p.m. and Tuesday 8 p.m. A-1 Window Cleaners lost $456 of drill motors and tools from a truck in their lot. A $444 calculator vanished from a Scottsdale Hilton office Wednesday night. Avco Community Developers reported $400 in door hardware stolen from a storage building at McCormick Ranch.
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Scottsdale
Robert Trice
E. Avalon
A-1 Window Cleaners
E. McDowell Rd
New Scottsdale Hilton
N. Scottsdale Rd
Avco Community Developers
McCormick Ranch
Indians seek input as Fort Mohave election case grows
UPI reports ten days are given for briefs in U.S. District Court on federal intervention in the Fort Mohave tribal election. Judge Walter Craig extended his Jan. 2 order barring enforcement of a ruling voiding the election and reinstating the prior council. Indians challenge the Dec. 12 BIA action that voided the April 1972 election, arguing Phoenix certified it and Washington later voided it.
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UPI
U.S. District Court
Fort Mohave
Walter Craig
Craig
Bureau of Indian Affairs
BIA
Washington, D.C
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