Kent State clashes loom as occupation over hill nears end
Kent State University faces a court motion to remove demonstrators from Blanket Hill where four students were shot in 1970. Officials cite a $6 million annex project and say trespassers must be evicted while protesters vow nonviolence and insist the hill remains a sacred symbol. Roseann Canfora organized the May Fourth Coalition, arguing the hill memorializes student deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Ohio
Kent State University
Blanket Hill
National Guard
Outen University
Glenn Olds
Roseann. Canfora
EPA probes lead in McDonald's glasses nationwide
EPA in Boston launches broad testing of drinking glasses after FDA confirms significant lead in McDonald’s “glasses to go” decals. Massachusetts Health Department findings, plus tests by EPA chemist Thomas Spittler, show higher lead levels in older glasses. FDA urges caution but finds no acute hazard. McDonald’s suspends promotion and distribution as tests continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McDonald’s
Environmental Protection Agency
Paul Keough
EPA
Boston
Food and Drug Administration
Massachusetts Health Department
FDA
John T. Walden
McDonald’s Corp
Keough
Thomas Spittler
Spittler
Carter weighs proposals to stop Soviet eavesdropping on US calls
President Carter faces a task force study on Soviet interception of telephone calls within the United States. Officials say by end of summer he will decide how to protect classified communications, amid concerns about microwave and computer aided listening. Senators Moynihan urges action, citing rights violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carter
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
D-N.y
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Stansfield Turner
Central Intelligence Agency
Five Die In Weekend Arizona Traffic Death Toll Rises
Five people died in Arizona traffic accidents over the weekend. The deaths raise the 1977 state toll to 395, with several identifications provided including a Tucson rider, a Chandler farming accident victim, and others from Maricopa County and Bullhead City area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Arizona
Maricopa County
Mesa
Arizona Highway Patrol
Ronald L. Crawford
Riviera
Bullhead City
Tucson
Jonathan Rowey
Preston W. Ratliff
U.S. 93
Wikicup
Ratliff
Nellis Air Force Base
Las Vegas
Chandler
Sheriff’s Department
Henry Perea
SCC Fall Admission Sign-Ups Suggested This Month
Scottsdale Community College invites prospective students to file admission applications for fall enrollment. All credit-seeking students must submit an application, with Arizona residents paying no filing charge and out-of-state applicants paying a five dollar nonrefundable fee. Materials including the fall class schedule and catalogs are available in the student center at 9000 E Chaparral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale Community College
Arizona
E. Chaparral
Camelback Hospital Receives Two Year Accreditation
Camelback Hospital at 5055 N 34th St Phoenix has earned a full two year accreditation from the Joint Commission on Hospital Accreditation under psychiatric facility standards. The 89 bed hospital followed a survey and also runs an outpatient clinic at 6411 E Thomas Rd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camelback Hospital
N. 34Th St
Phoenix
Joint Commission On Hospital
Commission
JCHA
E. Thomas Rd
Local residents win medals and scholarships in science and service
John Wilson earns the Rensselaer Medal for math and science from RPI after his junior year at Brophy Prep. Lori Cox wins a Dorothy Kabis Memorial Internship Scholarship and will intern in Washington D C with planned return to address an Atlanta convention. Onnie Cross selected for American Legion Auxiliary Girls Nation at American University in Washington D C. Daniel Remmler graduates with honors from Irvine College of Medicine and receives the Vincent P Carroll Award. Dorothy Shoemaker to attend NSA convention in Detroit. Joe Gleason named to UNM College of Engineering honor roll. Elizabeth Meeker Shinneman earns BS in elementary education from Ball State. Four Scottsdale students named to the U of A dean’s list. Awards, honors and future plans for multiple local students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilson
68Th St
Rensselaer
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
New York
Wilson
Brophy Prep
Phoenix
Lori Cox
Scottsdale
United States
Dorothy Kabis
Cox
Washington D.C
Arizona
Atlanta
Air Force Sergeants Association
Onnie Cross
American Legion Auxiliary
Girls Nation
American University
Washington, D.C
Daniel J. Remmler
E. Weldon
Irvine College of Medicine
University of California
Vincent P. Carroll
Remmler
Pima
Scottsdale High School
Arizona State University
ASU
Phi Kappa Phi
Phi Beta Kappa
University of Utah Medical Center
Dorothy Shoemaker
National Secretaries Association
NSA
New Renaissance Center
Detroit Plaza Hotel
Michigan
Shoemaker
Haskins and Sells, Certified Public Accountants
Joe M. Gleason
E. Thomas Rd
College of Engineering
University of New Mexico
Gleason
Elizabeth J. Meeker Shinneman
Ball State University
Muncie
Ind
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Kent State
Massachusetts
Edward H. Schmitt
White House
SCC
E. Osborn
Ne Turf Enterprises, Inc
Chungon
Jardiniere
Calico Coffee Shop
Scottsdale Road
Ponderosa
E. Thomas Ra
Border
Agnes Penner
Nancy Zylstra
Boundary Road
Lynden, Wash
Canada
Democratic
Republican Committees
College of Business and Public Administration
The
University of Arizona
Scottsdale-area
John V. Berry
Calle del Norte
Jeffrey R. Parker
E. Monterey Way
Debra V. Blackwell
E. Arcadia Lane
Mark G. Villalpando
N. 55Th St
Anchor National Life Insurance Company
Los Angeles
Calif
National Financial Services
Camelback Rd
Suite
Phoenix, AZ
HFC
Household Finance Corporation & Subsidiary
Equal Opportunity
Garden City
Chestnut
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