ROTC Graduates and Navy Personnel Return from Western Pacific
Service youths commissioned as second lieutenants at Arizona State University Coronado High School graduate Terry L. Butts earns navigator training at Mather AFB California. Gregory V. Steinke and Alfred R. Grimm III receive commissions after ROTC and Officer Training School. Navy crewmen Zapata Carroll Vance Norrington return from extended Western Pacific deployments and training aboard USS Dubuque USS Racine and assignments at Sheppard AFB and Keesler AFB.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry L. Butts
Thomas H. Butts
N. 74Th Place
Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps
Arizona State University
Butts
Mather Afb
Calif
Coronado High School
Gregory V. Steinke
Scottsdale
Air Force
Northern Arizona University
Alfred R. Grimm III
Alfred R. Grimm
Oakmont Drive
Paradise Valley
U.S. Air Force
Lackland Afb
Tex
Grimm
Patrick Afb
Fla
Navy
Daniel Zapata
Daniel T. Zapata
Granite Reef Rd
Western Pacific
Dubuque
San Diego
Jonnie L. Carroll
Dean Morelock
N. 71St Place
Racine
Brady D. Vance
Walter D. Vance
E. Mariposa Drive
Sheppard Afb
Vance
Saguaro High School
Congressional report says energy plan won't harm lifestyles
The Congressional Budget Office projects Carter energy plan would not drastically alter living standards. It says Americans would drive about 17 000 miles yearly by 1985 with plan actions, vs 18 000 without. driving cost would fall 8 percent by 1985 due to mileage standards and proposed taxes.
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Washington
Carter
Congressianal
Budget Office
Alice Rivlin
Congress Morial
Arizona energy demand may rise up to six percent yearly
Arizona Progress in Valley National Bank's bulletin cites Dr. Helmut J. Frank of the University of Arizona for projected energy growth between 4.7 and 6.5 percent annually over the next decade driven by population and income trends. It notes 15 year aggregate energy growth at 5.9 percent annually, with per capita use 16 percent below the national average due to climate and limited industry.
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Arizona
Arizona Progress
Valley National Bank
Helmut J. Frank
University of Arizona
U.S
Fake turquoise rings flagged by fingerprinting technique
National Geographic reports Arizona chemist Dr. Michael Parsons fingerprints turquoise to distinguish natural stones from dyed stabilized imitations. He uses electron beam analysis and computer readouts. findings show only 3 to 5 percent of stones are natural gem grade. Certificates based on fingerprints aid police, dealers, and buyers in spotting fraud and stolen turquoise.
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Robert C. Radcliffe
National Geographic News
Washington
Arizona
Hong Kong
America
California
Colorado
Nevada
New Mexico
National Geographic Society
Michael Parsons
Arizona State University At
Tempe
Turkey
Persia
Parsons
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