Scottsdale creates citizens advisory panel on school building needs
James Warn er named president of the Scottsdale School District advisory committee charged with studying educational goals programs and facility needs for a multiyear bond plan. Mrs Louis Plotkin named vice president as the group maps a three to five year population driven expansion.
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Scottsdale
James Warner
Phoenix
Louis Plotkin
Arcadia High School
Time School
Bill Close
Brrst
Citizens Advisory
Clifford Smith
Scottsdale Schools
Smith
Stations to drop Stamps Move gains steam in Arizona
Scottsdale service station operators plan a meeting at John Nochta's Shell on 70th Street to decide whether to discontinue trading stamps or raise gas prices. Nochta, secretary-treasurer of the Service Station Operators of Arizona, cites debts from stamps and compares actions taken in Mesa and Tempe as leaders.
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Scottsdale
John Nochta
Shell
70Th St
Thomas Ri
Nochta
Arizona
Mesa
Teipa
Tampa
Chandler
Senate committee calls for rapid study of emergency strike laws
A Senate committee chaired by a Republican and a Democrat called for a crash study of existing emergency strike laws and recommendations for improvement.
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Washington
UPI
Democrat
Senate
Lani Bird 2 Satellite Put Into Near Global Orbit
CAPE KENNEDY UPI reports Lani Bird 2, the trans Pacific relay satellite, achieved a near perfect initial orbit and is set for a Saturday rocket burn to move to a circular 22 300 mile path above the equator. The craft will relay commercial telephone and television transmissions between North America Hawaii and the Far East from a stationary Pacific position.
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Cape Kennedy
UPI
mid-Pacific Ocean
Pacific
North America
Hawaii
Far East
Donations pocketed by Baker
Government charges that Bobby Baker, former Senate aide, diverted most of a $100,000 political contribution intended for six senators and a congressman in 1962. Kenneth Childs of Los Angeles Savings and Loan testified the money was raised to curry influence in Congress and largely used for Baker and for a Maryland hotel.
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Washington
UPI
Bobby Baker
Tim
Senate
Kenneth #. Childs
Los Angeles News Savings and Loan Association
Childs
Baker
California
S-And-L
Reading conference to discuss educational progress in South America
Dr. D E F O Beirne of Arizona State lectures at a 6 30 p m dinner in the Memorial Union Ballroom to open the Sixth Annual Invitational Reading Conference on campus. Registration for the one day conference is at 8 am Friday in the Grady Gammace Andilerinn lobby.
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D. EF. O'Beirne
Arizona Staterofessor
Elementary Educaion
Memorial Union Ballroom
Grady Gammace Andilerinn
Stock Market Snippets From The Era Of Mass Ticker Tapes
A compact list of stock prices and percentages for companies including American Can American Motors AT&T Bethlehem Steel Cities Service Ford General Electric General Motors Goodyear J&J Motorola New York Central Pepsi RCA Texas Texaco Union Oil U.S. Steel and others to reflect market movements and investment interest. The data shows varied gains and losses across multiple sectors.
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Francis J. duPont & Co
American Motors
At&t
Bi American Tobacco
Anaconda
Arizona
Sye
Atchison
Minnesota Mining
Montgomery Ward
Motorola
New York Central
TAN North American
Owens Niinals
Hang
Pg&e Bi Parka Davis
Pepsi Cola
RCA
Rexall
San Diago C&h
Bears
Roetek
Southern Pacific
Sperry Randall Standard of Calif
Standard of No
Texaco
Union Oil
United Aircraft Hog
U.S. Hubber
U.S. Steel
Edward Kennedy and wife Expect Third Child
Senator Edward M. Kennedy and his wife are expecting their third child. The couple already has two children, Kara Anne, six, and Edward Moore Jr. The report notes the pregnancy and family details as part of a standard personal update.
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Bisceide Ade
Blonda
Mia
Joani Bennett Kennedy
Fen
Edward M. Kennedy
Dye
Kara Anne
Edward Moore Jr
Mexico Braces as Severe Winter Storm Hits Nation
A national disaster plan activates as Mexico battles its worst winter storm in history. Federal troops assist rescuing motorists and delivering food to isolated towns while helicopters map snow blocked routes around Mexico City where some 10 000 people are cut off. The death toll rises to 30 as more snow and freezing temperatures threaten the north and central regions.
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Mexico City
UPS
Mexico
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
Red Cross
Obituary Della Maas 65 Scottsdale Resident
Mrs Della Maas 65 of 6401 Monterosa died Tuesday at Beattudes Nursing Home She held a Doctorate in Library Science from the University of Nebraska and taught school She was a librarian in Milford Delaware Survivors include son Patrick H Maas sister Mrs Josaphina Barger and another sister and a brother in state Friends may call at Mercer Mortuary and services will be in Nebraska City Nebraska
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Dalla R. Maas
Monterosa
University Ot ‘Nebraska
Beattudes Nursing Home
Nelifia
Patrick H. Maas
East West
Scottsdale
Mra
Josaphina Barger
Mercer Mortuary
H. Thomas
Nebraska City
Neb
Filipino twins face execution over train killings
In Manila a court upheld murder convictions against twin brothers Antonio and Joss Tolling for a stabbing rampage on a crowded passenger train that killed 13 people two years ago. The judge rejected their plea for feast-defense and ordered extension of the death sentence.
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Manila
UPT
Antonio
Joss
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Utah
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Conference On Reading
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Minn
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