Two Navajo Students Tie for Slogan Contest Win
Navajo School sixth graders Patti Spencer and Phil McElfresh tied for first in the Maricopa Heart Association no smoking slogan contest. They will receive transistor radios at the 13th Cardiac Symposium at the Arizona Biltmore.
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Navajo
Helen M. McCarthy
Maricopa Heart Association
Arizona Heart Association
Patti Spencer
Phil McElfresh
Scottsdale
Patti
Phil
William Harper
Arizona Biltmore Hotel
Penalties for New Arizona Driving Violations Explained
Motorists will learn penalties for four or more points on their licenses via posters statewide. Arizona Highway Department details hearings may lead to temporary permits, Traffic Survival School courses, or license suspension for noncompliance. About 10,000 motorists have completed the course since September 1968.
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Earl O’clair
Arizona Highway Department
Motor Vehicle Division
O’clair
Highway Commission
Youth falls nine stories from motel window in Laguna Beach
A 15 year old boy from Costa Mesa named David Temple fell nine stories from a motel window in Laguna Beach and landed in a flower bed. He suffered a bruised wrist and a scalp laceration and was taken to South Coast Hospital for observation.
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Laguna Beach
UPI
David Temple
Costa Mesa
South Coast Hospital
Typhoid Outbreak Ties Up Oronsay Docking in Vancouver
A luxury liner with a crew typhoid outbreak docked in Vancouver Wednesday night. The Oronsay of the Pacific and Orient Line faced health concerns as authorities prepared inspections and quarantines for the ship and its sailors. All crew members were being screened and monitored for symptoms.
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Vancouver, B.C
UPI
Vancouver
Pacific and Orient Line
Progress honors carrier Peter Gannon for award
Peter Gannon of 203 E Mc Kinley received the Progress Carrier of the Month award for excellent delivery service. The seventh grade Supai Elementary student manages the largest route in the district between Continental and Papago and 66th and 68th Streets. He is a station leader and son of Mr and Mrs Paul Gannon.
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Peter Gannon
E. McKinley
Progress
Gannon
Supai
Continental
Papago
Nevada Chief Justice Loses Driver’s License for DUI Test Refusal
Nevada Supreme Court Chief Justice Jon Collins, 47, will have his driver’s license suspended for six months after failing to take a blood alcohol test following his Dec 22 arrest for drunken driving while returning from the court’s Christmas party. He may request a hearing to appeal the suspension. He commuted about 30 miles from Reno.
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Carson City
Nev
UPI
Jon Collins
Nevada Supreme Court
State Department_of “Motor Vehicles
Collins
Reno
Department
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Davey Crockett
Fess ’Parker
Buddy Ebsen
Mother of Twins Club
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Brownie
Fran Gale
Scottsdale Ywca
Arcadia High School
Granite Reef
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McDowell
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Todd
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