Family Milestone Graduation Celebrates Quadruple Honors
Dorothy Zusman earns a master’s in education from Arizona State University as Janice graduates Ingleside Library, and Lloyd, a national merit scholar, graduates Arcadia. The family of three from Phoenix area balances work at Motorola and chamber music with standout scholastic and musical achievements.
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Dan Zusman
Janice
Dorothy
Donna Bockius
Dan
Dorothy) Zusman
Lloyd
Ingleside Iibratape
Arcadia
Mom
Arizona State University
Searles named to city parks commission
Warren Searles, 31, of 8520 ER, was appointed by the city council to fill the unexpired term of Dick Mason on the city parks commission. External-vice-president of the Scottdale Jaycees, Searles helped form the Boost Our Parks club and will attend tonight’s first business meeting at the Civic Center. He will continue to represent the Jaycees on BOP and aid in park equipment funding, noting the Jaycees donated $900 this past year.
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Warren
Searles
Rovey
City Parks Commission
Dick Mason
Scottdale Jaycees
Civic Center
Jaycees
BOP
Two Pole Blazes Reported In Rural Fire Callouts
Rural Fire Department crews responded to multiple incidents on Tuesday including two pole fires at 7418 E Polk and at Pima and McDowell. They also handled a mature fire at 11640 N 64th St and a trash bin blaze on Scottsdale Road. Firefighters extinguished hedge and fence fires at 3000 N 74th St and 6650 E Belleview and cooled hot spots to prevent rekindling.
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E. Polk
Pima
McDowell
N. 64Th St
N. Scottsdale Rd
78Th St
Indian School Rd
74Th St
E. Belleview
Fulbright Says Vietnam Policy Could Backfire
Sen. J. William Fulbright criticizes the Nixon administration for pursuing Vietnam by proxy with South Vietnam's Thieu. He warns that negotiating with the Soviet Union is stalled and urges genuine diplomacy, noting little shift from the previous policy and patience years.
Scottsdale seeks state funds to develop Eldorado Park Lake
Scottsdale City Council requests 83000 from the State Lake Improvement Fund to develop Eldorado Park Lake. Parks Director Spacewater cites urban location with population around 73,000 and outlines plans for a 40 car parking area a pier pavilion picnic area ramadas for 200 people paddle boats landscaping sidewalks and lighting though extras may not qualify for state financing.
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Scottsdale
State
Eldorado Park Lake
L. B. Spacewater
Eldorado Lake
Ex-lobbyist named deputy Interior secretary for water power
James G Watt, a former lobbyist for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce who opposed water pollution legislation, is named deputy assistant secretary for water and power development at the Interior Department. The appointment, worth 26000 dollars annually, drew comment as Watt had warned against policy-making roles earlier.
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Washington
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Interior
Walter J. Hickel
Russell
Interior Department
James G
Watt
Sen
Edmund
Muskie
Maine
Chamber
The
Department
Nixon defends American military power at Air Force Academy
President Nixon spoke at Falcon Stadium to about 40 000 graduates and friends defending U S strength against isolationists who favor unilateral disarmament He warned that turning away from world affairs would yield a deadening peace and cited events in Czechoslovakia He planned travel to San Clemente for prep before a Vietnam conference.
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Falcon Stadium
Air Force Academy
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China
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America
Czechoslovakia
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Calif
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South Vietnam
Midway Islands
Hawaii
Academy
Rockies
Federal law sought to curb crooked police and prosecutors
Justice Department asked Congress for authority to stamp out police and prosecutor corruption aiding gambling racketeers across the country. Atty. Gen. Will Wilson testified that bribery of law enforcers is key to organized crime and cited Nashville and Columbus as examples. He urged a federal crime for interfering with enforcement of state gambling laws.
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UPI
Justice Department
Congress
Will
Wilson
Senate
John L. McClellan
Treasury Department
Dallas
Texas
Nashville
Tenn
Columbus
Ohio
Dispatcher quits in Eckard affair
A Phoenix sheriff’s dispatcher Darrell McCloud quit after a five day suspension for not providing full details to deputy Andy Velasquez about a suspicious man. The case involved Eckard linked to a 1967 kidnapping and rape, with Eckard still at large after a 1967 prison escape.
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UPI
Sheriff's Office
Danny Lee Eckard
Andy Velasquez
Eckard
Charles _P. Thomas
Darrell McCloud
Velasquez
McCloud
Thomas
Thim
Sheriff's ‘Office
Mel Kremer
Army orders Vietnam duty for sergeant with asthma
The Army reinstated Viet Nam duty orders for Sgt Michael Sanders of Lexington Kentucky after medical reviews found asthma and hearing impairment but concluded he can serve in Vietnam where his condition will not worsen and he can receive proper care. Col Edward Carroll said Sanders has about seven months left on his three year enlistment and may still be assigned to a headquarters post with possible combat duty.
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Washington
UPI
Army
Stanley Resor
Michael_ Sanders
Lexington
Vietnam
Sgt
Sanders
Fedward F. ‘Carroll
Army Replacement Division
Coin collection reported stolen in Scottsdale burglary
Police in Scottsdale reported a burglary at the home of Bill English 2418 North 72nd Street yielding a coin collection valued at 500 dollars. English a city employee returned from vacation to find the break in and the missing coins.
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Bill K
Scottsdale
New York Stocks Rise Amid Mixed Market Moves
A broad roundup shows Alcoa, Chrysler, Ford and GM among major names with varied gains. Industrials like Bethlehem Steel and Boeing move differently while DuPont and IBM register notable percentages in a fluctuating session.
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At&t BB Ae
American Tobacco
BoYas Anaconda Mevececae
la Arizona Public Soc
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Bethlehem
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Emerson
Fairchild Camera
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Litton
Marcor Vitrae
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Motorola
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Amn
Rockwell
Northrup—Aviation
Er ‘Owens Illinois
Pan American
Ie Pg&est
C‘s
Parke Davis
Penn
Pepsico - A
RCA
Raythe
Webb Ree
Zenith
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