Guard chief sees changes in National Guard unit
Maj James H Lewis commander of the 180th reflects on 24 years since enlisting as a private. He notes the Guard shifting toward a modern reserve force with new radios and 20 trucks. He cites longer training, civil disorder duties, and public perception changes since Kent State, but remains optimistic the Guard will stay and grow as a professional force.
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180Th
James H. Lewis
Maj
Lewis
National Guard
Is Say
Kent State
Maj. Lewis
Guard
180th—_Artillery
Arizona National Guard
Victor India Papas
Arizona
Mah
Scottsdale
6Th Army
Colorado River
Proving Ground
United States
G. Re Pettit
Bret Hills
State University
University of Hawaii
New England
Police Softball Showdown Set Between Scottsdale and Tempe
Scottsdale police face Tempe Police Department in a Sunday 8 p.m. game at Eldorado Park ballfield. The rivalry began two years ago with Tempe’s score and last year’s cancellation left Scottsdale hoping for revenge. No umpire has volunteered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Tempe
Eldorado Park
Storms Persist Across Nation After Thursday Tornadoes
United Press International reports damp weather with scattered showers and thunderstorms across the nation following Thursday storms that spawned three tornadoes in southwest Nebraska near McCook. One tornado touched down, no injuries reported, while funnel clouds appeared near Orlando and Melbourne Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Minnesota
Texas
Nebraska
McCook
Orlando
Fla
Melbourne
Mobile
Ala
Imperial
Neb
Grand Forks
N.C
Kenyon
West Concord
Redwood Falls
Minn
Childress
Tex
Panama City
Pacific Northwest
VIPs Surprise Ly By Larry Ross Progress Staff Writer
VIPs surprised ly at Yuma Proving Ground according to a brief by Larry Ross. The note hints at a promotional context and references progress staff activity in a brief, unclear paragraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Ross
Yuma Proving
Births at Scottsdale and Mayo Hospitals Highlight May Listings
Birth announcements from Scottsdale Baptist Hospital and Good Samaritan Hospital list multiple families with newborns between May 14 and June 8. Names include Moerkerke, Kremer, Schmidt, Kirby, Davalder, Preston, Van Dine, McNutt y, Robles, Ducan, Christensen, Keller, Buzan, Dessaint, Cameron, Hur st, Cina, Orlie, Luckhardt, Andrews, Harding, Bowen, Bartsoff, Daggett, with respective addresses and newborn genders. The article shifts to describe Arizona National Guard 1st Battalion 180th Artillery training and discipline under Maj. James H. Lewis amid desert field operations.
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Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Moerkerke
George
Beverly
E. Lincoln Dr
Kremer
Dan
Mary
Sgchmidt
Deimar
Karen
Rancho Vista
Kirby
Wayne and
N. Pave Rd
D-204
Davalder
Donald
Laura
First St
Larry
Joan
Christensen
Robert
Jeanne
Buzan
Fred
Charlene
Beatrice
E. Montebello
Luckhardt
Philip
Julie
Andrews
Rob
Linda
E. Bonita
Harding
John
Orva
E. Oak
Bowen
Steve
Marsha
E. Almeria, June$,boy. Bartsoff
Lois
E. Mitchell
Daggett
William
Jennifer
Gary Rd
Enrollment rise seen at Arizona colleges and universities
Alfred Thomas Jr. ASU registrar said enrollment in Arizona schools will rise more than 55 percent by 1975, based on a national report predicting U.S. college enrollment to grow over 29 percent from 1970 to 1975.
Peaceful settlement eyed in copper labor talks
A union spokesman says a strike against major copper producers will likely be avoided as contract negotiations continue through the deadline. About 30 Kennecott representatives and 70 officials from 15 unions met in Phoenix after sessions in Albuquerque and Salt Lake City.
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Phoenix
UPS
Cass Alvin
United Steel Workers of America
Kennecott Copper Corp
Albuquerque
Salt Lake City
Phelps Dodge Corp
Alvin
Eat Steel
Lester Thornton
Kennecott
Dooley to head Mesa Blood Services and more
Dr. M Richard Dooley of 6223 N 51st St named medical director of Blood Services of Mesa succeeding Dr Charles B Strickland. Dooley, pathologist at Good Samaritan Phoenix, trained at Notre Dame and Indiana University Medical School. The report also notes Dr Robert Marvin Mattson reelected to active membership in the American Academy of General Practice after 150 hours of study in three years and lists several Scottsdale and Mesa students and graduates with honors, degrees, and appointments from multiple colleges and universities.
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M. Richard Dooley
51St St
Blood Services
Mesa
Charles B. Strickland
Dooley
University of Notre Dame
Indiana University Medical School
Good Samaritan Hospital
Phoenix
Robert
Marvin Mattson
Scottsdale
American Academy of General’ Practice
National Association of Family Doctors
California’. Lutheran College
Thousand Oaks
John Ziska
Willian Hall
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180Th Artillery Battalion
Yuma
Photos By
Keller
Larry and
Marie
Hubbell
Mesa Blood Services
Mesa Community College
Jodie Giallanza
Gail Michand
McKenzie
Carol A. Samson
Bonnie Rose
Tow
de Lambda
Delta
Bucknell University
Lewisburg
Penn
Steve Cotherman
74Th St
Hamline University
St. Paul
Jane Berrier Diedrichsen
Robert A. Berrier
Washington University
St. Louis
University of Denver
Leslie Bowles
E. McDonald
Carolyn Haynes
E. Royal
Palm Road
Katherine Hirschboeck
N. Casa Blanca Rd
Michael C. Cudahy
Edward’a. Cudahy III
Black Rock ‘Trail
Middlebury College
Middlebury
Sigma Epsilon
Josh Foreman
Robert Foreman
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena
Harvard
William Wallace III
A. Weir “Bell
California ‘Lutheran’ College
Calif
John Sheldon Paul
Carlton H. Paul
Cheney Rd
University of Colorado
Scripps Institute of Oceanography
la Dolla
Roger E. Nulton
Granite Reef Rd
Indiana University
Bloomington
Don ‘Rt. Rice
University of Florida
Cynthia Spurgeon
Gilbert Spurgeon
Monticello College
Godfrey
Robert H. Tribken
E. Robert Tribken
College of ‘Idaha
Caldwell
P. Andrew Wieland, Son
Richard’ Wieland
N. Tamanar Way
Denison University
Granville
Ohio
Wieland
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Henry P. Martin Jr
E. Northland Jr
University of Wisconsin
Mike Loper
Brighera Young University
Nelsen
Andain
Ton Re
Bonnie Rose Lane
Alma College
Alma, Mich
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