Scottsdale students honored at University of Arizona commencement
Eighteen Scottsdale residents were among 4 833 graduates May 29 at the University of Arizona ceremony. Names and degrees include Michael Bringhurst B S in Business Administration Bruce Brackhagen B A in Government Donna Coats B S in Nursing Greta Coen B A in Journalism William Deehan B A in Psychology Cherie Dekiere B A in Journalism.
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Scottsdale
University of Arizona
Michael Bringhurst
B.S
Bruce Brackhagen
William Deehan
Cherie Dekiere
Holly St
Sharyn Frear
N. Invergordon
Allison Gemmill
E. Bluebird Lane
Laura Golden
E. Montebello
John
McCloskey calls for Nixon administration replacement at Hopkins
Rep. McCloskey urged Congress to back the Hatfield-McGovern amendment to end U.S. funding for the Vietnam war. He spoke at Johns Hopkins University amid Maryland Republican resistance and a Nixon-Agnew endorsement by the Maryland GOP. He warned of executive deception toward Congress while steering clear of 1972 candidacy talk.
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Baltimore
UPI
Maryland
Paul N. McCloskey
Calif
Nixon
Johns Hopkins University
McCloskey
Vietnam
Nixon-Agnew
Alexander Lankler
Eaget
Lankler
Hopkins
Congress
New York Sewage Plant Workers Join Wildcat Pension Strike
Sewage treatment workers in New York join a wildcat walkout with bridge tenders over a pension plan. Eight thousand of 122,000 union members are off duty by 11 a.m. EDT, shutting eleven of thirteen plants and risking 1.3 billion gallons of raw sewage into waterways daily.
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New York
UPI
Jerome Kretchmer
Environmental Protection Department
Nelson A. Rockefeller
National Guard
New York City
Kennedy accuses Nixon of prolonging Vietnam war for campaign
Kennedy accuses President Nixon of delaying Vietnam settlement to benefit the 1972 campaign. He urges Congress to end U S involvement this year while addressing lobbyists and a Capitol protest. FBI reports 26 death threats against Hoover last year and 16 this year, prompting armored cars.
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Washington
UPI
Edward M
Massachusetts
Congress
Kennedy
Vietnam
Éite
Capitol Steps
Senate
Mike Mansfield
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Astrological Forecast for June 9 1971 General Tendencies
Wednesday forecast suggests considering details of trips and information gathering for plans. Aries and Taurus receive directive actions, while Gemini, Moon Children, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius, and Pisces each get tailored guidance on work, studies, finances, relationships, and civic concerns.
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ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
LIBRA
Scorpio
Navy
Capricorn
Aquarius
Plane funds blocked by board likely cripples CAP flights
The Civil Air Patrol in Arizona can put only 10 planes in air missions after the Aeronautics Board refused a 50 000 contract to replace nine sold T34s with six Cessna 182s and 12 Army L19s. The board cited a state audit, leaving CAP with 14 aircraft, four grounded, and reliance on unpaid volunteers.
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Phoenix
UPI
Civil Air Patrol
State Aeronautics Board
CAP
The
Aeronautics Board
State Auditor General’s Office
National Cap
Army
Arizona
Apache Trail funds okayed for Arizona project
A 1.5 million federal grant will aid Arizona in improving the Apache Trail near Roosevelt Lake. Senator Paul Fannin and Stan Worner announced approval of the grant to the state Highway Department for a 4.62 mile State 88 segment, funded partly by the Federal Highway Administration with the state contributing 500000.
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Washington
UPI
Arizona
Roosevelt Lake
Paul Fannin
R-Ariz
Stan Worner
Federal Highway Administration
Fannin and
Worner
Payson
Roosevelt ,Lake
Globe
Ely cheered by high court stand on reapportionment
Phoenix based Democrats hailed a Supreme Court ruling that left in place a 1970 Arizona Legislature reapportionment plan for the 1970 elections while urging a new plan by November 1 1971. Justice Byron White noted concerns over unconstitutional methods and urged a constitutionally adequate plan for 1972 while allowing the current plan to stand pending further action.
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Ely
High Court
Phoenix
UPI
U.S. Supreme Court
Arizona
Democratic’ Party
Herb Ely
Democratic Party
Supreme Court
Byron White
White
Federal Court
Phone installer revives boy in Yuma scare
A Mountain Bell installer Roger Depuy revived 5 year old boy who was unconscious and not breathing after touching an electrified water pipe at the Hegarty home in Yuma Arizona. He freed the boy from the pipe and performed artificial respiration. The child, nephew of DPS Superintendent Col James Hegarty, was rushed to Parkview Hospital in Yuma for treatment.
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Yuma
UPI
Arizona
Jack Hegarty
Hugh Hegarty
Roger
Depuy
Mountain Bell
Leslie Bacon Bonds Set At 110000 In NY Bank Bomb Case
UPI reports 19 year old Leslie Bacon faces 110000 bail to stay free awaiting trial on conspiracy to bomb a New York City bank and a separate 100000 bond for contempt for refusing to testify before a Seattle grand jury. Bacon, Atherton California, told the magistrate she is "dangerous to be at large" and could not name a possible sponsor for bail. The NY conspiracy charge and related bond are under appeal to the 9th circuit in San Francisco.
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Seattle
UPI
Leslie Bacon
New York City
Sth
San Francisco
Atherton
Calif
U.S
Alan Froelich
Bacon
Froelich
Jan Peterson
American Civil Liberties Union
New York
Miss Bacon
Abi
Bee
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Camelback
Katherine Lof
Crestwood -Way
Randolf Lundgren
John Mackey
N. Woodmere
Peter Nelson
E. Oak St
Ann Stainbrook
E. Catalina
Douglas ‘Tuchin
E. Sage
California
Republican
State Central Committee
South
Laos
Hoover
Apache Trail
Circulation Dept
Maricopa
Paul Marston
Hayden East
Continental
Ontinental Bank
FDIC
Explorer
Jack Johnson Gherslery
Imperial
Plymouth
Jeep
N. Scottsdale Rd
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