ASU hosts NSYSP for 325 underprivileged youths
The Sixth Annual National Summer Youth Sports Program at Arizona State University runs through Aug 9 with 325 disadvantaged children ages 10 to 15 from Phoenix Mesa Tempe Guadalupe and Chandler. Activities include swimming basketball volleyball football track badminton dance and daily films and guidance from program staff.
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Council On Physical Fitness
National Collegiate Athletic Association
ASU
Phoenix
Mesa
Tempe
Guadelupe
Chandler
Kushner
Phoenix Zoo
Big Kelly Trujillo
Charley Tribble
Becky Brunham
Rudy White
Mark Wasley
Craig Kerby
Gary Alexander
Rick Curtis
Joe Chine
Canadian survivor in Pacific crash recalls rescue effort
A plane PA 816 from Auckland crashed into the sea off a South Pacific island. Officials report 10 Frenchmen aboard while passengers from Qantas and Air New Zealand were absent due to a boycott. A Canadian survivor helped a boat crew and rescued his wife’s body before vanishing from view.
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South Pacific
Black Democrats clash over quotas in delegate selection
At a two day conference Alabama NAACP leader Thomas Reed argues against dropping the quota system used to pick national delegates. Black spokespeople insist safeguards are needed to ensure minority voices remain heard, while critics call the system unfair and urge alternatives.
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Thomas Reed
Alabama National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Reed
Aces' Bridge Champs Win Final in Denver Tourney
Glen Cramer and John Van Ness clinched the 1972 regional Aces Rubber Bridge title sponsored by the Denver Post earning an expenses paid berth to the finals at the Flamingo Las Vegas. The final hand illustrated the value of combining red-suit finesses for maximum chance.
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Glen Cramer
John van Ness
The
Denver Post
Flamingo Hotel
Las Vegas
Duvalier Rescued As Palace Burns In Port au Prince
In Port au Prince fire swept the palace after an explosion in a basement munitions depot. President Duvalier was safe and addressed the nation by radio as troops secured the area. Army barracks and police announced investigations while residents awoke to gunfire and escaping smoke.
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Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
UPI
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County groups to discuss school finance alternatives
County supervisors clerks plan discussions on state taking over some school costs at the Northern Arizona University campus. The Arizona Supervisors and Clerks Association meets July 25 for its annual summer conference as lawmakers debate the counties absorbing about 32 million dollars in education costs.
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Chris Emerson
Kino Junior High School
ASU
Gary Alexander
Flagstaff
UPI
Arizona University
Arizona Supervisors and Clerks Association
Premier Russian poet Mikhail Isakovsky dies
Soviet poet Mikhail Isakovsky who wrote lyrics for Red Army songs during World War II has died at age. His work featured in wartime morale and cultural life of the USSR.
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United Press International Moscow
UPI
Mikhail Isakovsky
Mikhail
Mormons to Celebrate Brigham Young Arrival in Utah
Phoenix Stake of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints hosts a parade and program to mark the 120th anniversary of Brigham Young's arrival in the Salt Lake City area. The event includes about 500 children, pioneer guests, and two former Phoenix mayors, with activities centered near the new Phoenix Historical headquarters.
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Phoenix
UPI
Brigham Young
Salt Lake City
Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints
Arizona
Four killed in Ulster blasts and shootings Sunday
In Northern Ireland four people died in Ulster blasts and shootings Sunday as security forces warned of possible further violence. Belfast stayed largely quiet while a major operation searched for explosives. a gunman used a shield in a Belfast area and a man’s body was found shot in the head and chest. One of five soldiers wounded last week in a booby trap explosion died in a Belfast hospital.
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Northern Ireland
Belfast
Scottsdale Adopts Emergency Zoning Map Change No. 294
Scottsdale City Council passes Ordinance No. 743 amending Ordinance No. 455 to reclassify zoning on the District Map as shown on Zoning Map No. 294. The emergency clause declares immediate effect to preserve public peace, health, safety, and welfare, with final adoption dated July 17, 1973. Mayor Timms signs.
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Maricopa County
Arizona
Scottsdale
State of Arizona
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Scottsdale adopts emergency zoning ordinance for case 23271
City council declares an emergency and enacts Zoning Ordinance No. 737 for Zoning Case No. 23271 in Scottsdale Arizona. The ordinance adopts District Map No 214, sets district boundaries, and takes effect upon final passage, with publication July 23 1973 and attestation by the city clerk.
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Fern Anderson
Nell City
Nell City Clerk
Scottsdale zoning ordinances and map certifications listed
Ordinance numbers 740 and 739 outline zoning cases 41773 and 347-73 with attached zoning map numbers 292 and 291. The documents certify zoning actions by Scottsdale City Council and Mayor L. Tims with publication notes and dates in 1973.
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