Early Orientation program aids ASU freshmen
Arizona State University launches the Early Orientation and Registration Program to ease the transition to college. About 35 upperclassmen serve as student assistants, each guiding a group of roughly 15 new students through pre-registration, dorm stays, meals, and campus orientation. Gary Bowles heads the effort.
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Gary Bowles
Scottsdale
Arizona State University
Esther Avila
Phoenix
Marda McNeill
Tempe
E. Fairmont
Dickson Electronics reports second quarter sales decline
Dickson Electronics Corporation reported for the second quarter ended July 2 a sales drop to 2,136,000 from 3,155,000 a year earlier, a 32 percent decrease, and a net loss of 275,000 or 51 cents a share.
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Dickson Electronics Corporation
R. H. Rudolph
Dickson
Open house at Paiute School showcases skits sports and talent
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation hosts an evening open house at Paiute School cafeteria. Event includes skits arts show sports demonstrations and a talent show with awards for outstanding boy and girl and refreshments for attendees.
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Scottsdale
Sadat seeks continued talks with Israel on interim peace
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat asked for direct dialogue to persist with Israel as a step toward a Middle East peace settlement. U S Secretary of State Joseph J Sisco relayed the message to Prime Minister Golda Meir during talks in Jerusalem and after meetings with Abba Eban. The Tripoli summit of six Arab leaders discussed pressuring Jordan or guaranteeing guerrilla actions, with U S efforts to reopen the Suez Canal as a confidence-building measure.
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Joseph J. Sisco
Anwar Sadat
Golda Meir
Sadat
Middle East
Tripoli
Libya
Hussein
Jordan
Cairo
Sisco
Abba Eban
Jerusalem
Meir
Egypt
Suez Canal
United States
Cordell Hull
Israel
Births listed in local registry with multiple families
Local birth notice records show numerous families welcoming new babies this month. Entries include Williams, Green, Rogers, Long, Turney, Wicka, Nimsky, Ruiz, West, Shields, Washburn, Munsey, Twitchell, Shell, Fadley, White, Stevens, Gould, Mayberry, Radman, Vorbrich, Henderson, Harper, Scott, Everroad, Du Bois, Routh, Chel en, Rider among others with dates from June 26 to July 25 and various birth sexes at area addresses and Good Samaritan Hospital.
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Williams
Gary
Susan
E. Holly
Green
Fred Iti
Myrna
E. Palm Lane
Rogers
Leon
Margie
E. Oak St
Long
Arthur
Turney
Williams and
Carol
Miller Rd
Wicka
Denis
Norma
Terrace Dr
Nimsky
John
Cheryal
Hayden
Ruiz
Bladimire
Wilma
E. Osborn
West
Charles
Juanita
E. Heatherbrae
Shields
Robert
Marlene
N. Scottsdale
White
George and
Beatrice
N. 75Th Way
Good Samaritan Hospital
Stevens
Baird and Creta
E. Avalon Dr
Gould
James and
Carelann
E. Avalon
Mayberry
William
Patricia
Everroad
John and
DU Bois
William and
Linda
E. Chola St
Routh
Donald
Kathy
Chelen
Eli
Peggy
E. Keim
Rider
Edgar
E. Minnezota
Washing Machine Fire Causes $45 Damage at Gingham Girl Laundry
Firefighters say an overloaded washing machine sparked a blaze at the Gingham Girl Laundry on 8416 E. McDonald causing about 45 dollars in damage. The fire also damaged a cooler motor at Stage Stop Mobil on Shea Boulevard and Scottsdale Road from a power surge. started around 10 40 p m.
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Gingham Girl Laundry
E. McDonald
Rural Fire Department
Mobil
Shea Boulevard
Scottsdale Road
SEC censures firms in Douglas stock sale
The Securities and Exchange Commission censured twelve investment firms for selling more than 154000 shares of Douglas Aircraft Co stock after a tip that earnings would be below expectations. The firms saved over 31 million by unloading before the disclosure. Merrill Lynch and its brokers were previously disciplined.
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SEC
Douglas
Investors Management Company
Madison Fund Inc
J. M. Hartwell & Co
Hartwell and Associates
Park Westlake Associates
van Strum & Town, Inc
Fleschner Becker Associates
A. W. Jones & Co
A. W. Jones Associates
Fairfield Partners
Burden Investors Services, Inc
William A. M. Burden & Co
Merrill- Butieh, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Douglas Aircraft
Commission
Merrill Lynch
Doug Scott Swims as Father Reaches the Moon
In Nassau Bay Texas seven year old Doug Scott son of Apollo 15 commander David R. Scott competes in a local swim meet while his father flies toward the moon. His mother watches on TV as Tracy Scott also races and Mary Ellen Irwin remarks on following the mission.
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Doug Scott
Nassau Bay
Tex
UPI
David R. Scott
Scott Child
Tracy
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