Youth Patrol trains future Scottsdale police officers
The six year old Scottsdale Youth Patrol, with 23 members aged 14 to 18, meets twice a month to learn communications first aid and police procedures. Members act as bailiffs for the youth jury park cars at events and patrol high school games while maintaining a non paid service ethos.
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Greg Stone
Scottsdale Police Department
Stone
U.S. Army Military Police
Bob Mantei
Scottsdale
Parata del Sal
Mantei
Mantel
Scottsdale Summer School Programs Details
Scottsdale offers summer school for high and elementary grades from June 12 to August 3. High school sessions run at Coronado and Saguaro High Schools, with an auto shop course at Scottsdale High from June 19 to August 10. Elementary programs run 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. five days weekly at HoHoKam, Kachina and Kiva, with 1.5 hour classes for grades 1-3 and one hour for grades 4-8. Home economics cancelled. Transportation provided. No refunds after June 16.
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Scottsdale
Coronado
Saguaro
Scottsdale High School
Hoho
Ham
North Americans face Seattle experts in bridge match
In a recent North American team vs Seattle experts contest the Seattle side showed sharp defense as South failed to make five spades despite a six spade possibility. North's three diamond jump was praised, but a simple three spades would have sufficed. Japan spent over 538 million dollars on foreign aid in 1976, up 10.9 percent from 1975.
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Seattle
Northwestern
South
North
YOKYO
YPD
Japan
Bridge bidding misread exposes defense against attack
In a South hand the five spade contract proved risky as two losers in clubs revealed by the bid. North and South signaling weakness allowed the defenders to plan their counterplay. Norman Kay as West led clubs to unlock the defense, and Edgar Kaplan sensed the trump danger, sealing the contract defeat.
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South
North
West
Norman Kay
Edgar Kaplan
Fencing Class Offered at Arcadia High School
An adults fencing class will be held at Arcadia High School beginning at 7 p.m. Friday. The Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department and the Desert Knights Fencing Club offer free instruction. Call 262 6412 to register.
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Arcadia High School
Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department
Desert Nights
Censured judge defends claims of misconduct and publicity
In Los Angeles Municipal Court Judge Noel Cannon, censured by most city peers for seeking publicity, vows to reveal alleged sexual and financial immorality among other judges. She accuses the censure of being a publicity stunt and says the Judicial Qualifications Commission has no jurisdiction over personal lives.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Noel Cannon
Cannon
Ime
California Judicial Qualifications Commission
San Bernardino
James &. Cunningham
Presi
Dent
Conference of California Judges
Judicial Qualifications Commission
Barefoot Boohoo on trial in Berkeley LSD case
Charlie Artman known as Boohoo of the Berkeley Bag testifies that LSD is the true sacred rite of his Neo American Church and that his religious rights authorize its use. prosecutors question the necessity of his psychedelic beliefs as his trial opens in Berkeley Albany municipal court.
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Berkeley
Calif
UPI
Charlie
Brown
Artman
Berkeley-Albany Municipal Court
Boohoo
Berkeley Bag
Telegraph Avenue
Bryan Corliss
LULAC Benefit Dance Planned in Scottsdale
The Scotts dale LULAC will host a scholarship benefit dance Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Knights of Columbus Hall on 1st Ave and Brown St. It is the group’s first Scottsdale event. Tickets cost $2 each.
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Scottsdale League of United Latin Americans Citizens
LULAC
Knights of Columbus Hall
1St Ave
Brown St
Scottsdale
Rain Dampens May Crime Wave in Chicago
Chicago Police Supt. Orlando W. Wilson claimed crime rose in May as rain was scarce, noting criminals avoid rain and stay indoors. He emphasized weather contributed to the uptick and suggested more damp conditions might curb offenses.
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Chicago
UPI
Orlando W. Wilson
S&L Rates Stay High Limiting Home Loans This Summer
The Federal Home Loan Bank Board lets 5000 savings and loan associations continue paying savers 4.75 percent on passbooks and 5.25 percent on certificates after June 40. This keeps S&Ls costly for funding home purchases, risking higher mortgage rates as lenders cover costs. Market conditions show long-term rates remaining near last year's highs despite hoped declines, prompting business concern over inflation and rate spikes.
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Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Federal Savings and Loan Associations
California
Nevada
Hawaii
Alaska
Savings and Loan Associations
Home Loan Bank Board
S & Ls
Bank Board
Hong Kong Defies Riots Amid Government Stand
Hong Kong colonial secretary M D I Gass vows the colony will not yield to intimidation by rioters tied to Chinese- backed groups. Authorities warn posters and supporters could face trial as unrest disrupts work and raises fears of broader regional influence.
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Hong Kong
UPI
M.D.I. Gass
Legislative Council
Peking
Macao
Gass
Britain
California Tops Nation in Liquor Consumption by Total Gallons
The Distilled Spirits Institute reports California drank 38.8 million gallons in 1966, 3.5 million more than New York. Nevada and Washington D C lead per capita with 3.99 and 7.43 gallons respectively, while Arkansas and Alabama stay at the low end with under one gallon per person.
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Washington
UPT
California
New York
Nevada
Washington, D.C
Distilled Spirits Institute
Brief defense of Madden trial judge actions in Arizona Supreme Court
Pinal County Attorney Loyd Brumage filed a brief defending Judge T. J. Mahoney in the murder trial of Becky Madden. Madden, free on 16000 dollars bail, was convicted of second degree murder for the fatal shooting of her husband John at their Apache Junction ranch.
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Pinal County
Loyd Brumage
Arizona Supreme Court
Becky Madden
Madden
Paradise Valley
John
Apache Junction
Brumage
T. J. Mahoney
Police academy instructors gather for annual luncheon
Instructors of the Scottsdale Police Academy and their guests met at the Cossack Restaurant Wednesday noon. Also attending were representatives from the FBI and the Mesa, Phoenix, and Glendale police departments along with the class trainees.
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Scottsdale Police Academy
Cossack
FBI
Mesa
Phoenix
Glendale
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Hal Moore
Bob Maniel
Scottsdale Youth Patrol
Prom
Eugene Shippey
Randy Merrlatt
Don Jensen
Tony Ballew
Bob Greenwald
Youth Patrol
Pisa
Alfred Sheinwold
AHS
Ees
Barefoot Boohoo
Arizona
Warrions
Arizona Bancard
Arizona Bank
Police Academy
Bigburger
Papago Plaza
ScottsdaLe & Mcdowell Roads
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