Greer urges abortion as better birth control than contraception
Feminist author Germaine Greer told about 300 at Scottsdale Community College that abortion, with delays removed, is preferable to contraception. She criticized daily pills and IUDs, called the IUD barbarous, and urged more accessible information for minority women while urging a broader push for contraception accountability.
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Marcy Tower
Germaine Greer
Scottsda
le Community College
SCC
Greer
Brothers protest Indian acts in littering arrest
Rick Ryan and his brother Bob were jailed by Salt River police after allegedly dumping dead tree limbs on Indian reservation property. Each man posted $550 bail, with a March 30 trial date set, amid claims of improper jail conditions and lack of arraignment notice.
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Rick Ryan
Salt River
Ryan
Bob
Mesa
Oak Street
Beeline
City of Scottsdale
Oak
Roy Johnson
Phoenix
Melvin
Obituary of Mary C. Phillips Pioneer in Birth Control Movement
Mary C. Phillips 84 one of the original Planned Parenthood board members in Phoenix died at home 7225 E Clearwater Born in Tulare California she graduated from Cornell Phi Beta Kappa moved to Phoenix in 1921 with her husband medical director at St Luke's Hospital until 1940 She helped with early allergy research and pioneered birth control post World War I Memorials to St Luke's Hospital Private services arranged by A L Moore and Sons
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary C. Phillips
Planned Parenthood Association
Phoenix
E. Clearwater
Tulare
Calif
Valley
Phillips
St. Luke’s Hospital
A. L. Moore and Sons
Evelyn A Brooks services set for 56 year old
Evelyn Alyce Brooks 56 died Monday in St. Joseph's Hospital. Funeral 11 a.m. Thursday at Messinger Mortuary with interment at Greenwood Memorial Park. She helped start the Scottsdale Round Dance Club and was active in square dancing. Survivors include husband George B. and her mother, siblings, and extended family.
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Evelyn Alyce Brooks
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Greenwood Memorial Park
W. van Buren St
Phoenix
Brooks
E. Cheery Lynn
Scottsdale
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Seneca
Kansas
The
Valley
California
Pacific Telephone
Kattlekeepers
Tempe
T’’ Squares Club
George B
Jennie Triska
Glendale
Calif
Robert Triska
W. Covina
Raymond Triska
Buckeye
Arizona
Laurine Johnson
Canoga Park
John J Watt 57 Restaurant Owner Dies in Scottsdale
John J Watt 57 a restaurant owner for 23 years died Friday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. He belonged to Masonic Lodge 195. Survived by wife Esther two children John H of Iowa and Linda Anderson of Tempe and four grandchildren. Services held today at Grimshaw Bethany Chapel. Memorials suggested to American Heart Association Phoenix.
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John J. Watt
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Masonic Lodge 195
Watt
North Tatum Blvd
Esther
John H
Iowa
Linda
Smith F. Durham 70 dies in Arizona hospital
Smith Fitzgerald Durham 70 of Star Route 2 Cave Creek died Sunday at St. Joseph's Hospital after a long residence in Arizona. He retired from Lindy Air Products of Union Carbide and owned Ironwood Golf Course. Surviving are his wife Edith Maxine and a sister. Green Acres Mortuary to handle arrangements.
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Smith Fitzgerald Durham
Arizona
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Mr. Durham
Star Route 2
Cave Creek
Lindy Air Products
Union
Carbide
Ironwood Golf Course
Edith Maxine
Green Acres Mortuary Chapel
Fundamentals School Committee explores curriculum decisions
The Fundamental School Committee discussed who should decide curriculum policy with input from the principal, a plan to involve the curriculum committee and parents. They revised kindergarten to fifth grade proposals and formed a subcommittee led by Robert Jones to draft implementation guidelines. The group meets Monday at 7 30 p.m. at the school district office.
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Fundamental School
Robert Jones
Tondea School
N. 44Th St
PTA council eyes school budget cuts
Scottsdale PTA Community Parent Council plans to discuss 1976 77 budget reductions at a Wednesday 7 30 p m meeting at Mohave School 5520 N 86th St. Members of the finance committee include Robert Levy Richard Clark Donald Weeks and former member Donald Swanson who left after a December school board appointment.
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Scottsdale
PTA Community Parent Council
Jack Kearney
Robert Levy
Richard Clark
Donald Weeks
Donald Swanson
Mohave School
N. 86Th St
Robbers Take 2000 Dollar Broach From Woman
An elderly Aurora woman was robbed Friday night in the parking lot of the Quilted Bear restaurant at 6310 N Scottsdale Rd. Two male Caucasians demanded her $2,000 squash blossom broach, and she complied. She saw the men flee only after returning to her car. Both suspects described as of medium height thin with shoulder length brown hair.
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Aurora, II
Scottsdale Rd
Zelda Rieger
Scottsdale man loses bid to lift tuition residency rule
U S District Court Judge Carl A. Muecke upheld a one year residency eligibility requirement for ASU tuition and dismissed a discrimination suit by Scottsdale attorney Anthony P. Carr. Carr moved from Cleveland six months earlier and argues his son pays out of state rates. The judge cited Supreme Court rulings upholding residency rules for college tuition.
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Arizona State University
Scottsdale
U.S. District Court
Carl A. Muecke
Anthony P. Carr
E. Cochise Rd
ASU
State Board of Regents
Carr
Cleveland
Ohio
Arizona
Greyhound Corp
Anthony R. Carr
Muecke
U.S. Supreme Court
No charge filed after fire unit confrontation
A 56 year old woman Diana M. Eilertsen was arrested after allegedly attempting to run down a Rural Metro fireman with her car at the McDonald Drive station. Police say she honked yelled and threatened to hit him and county officials declined to file a felony assault with a deadly weapon charge due to her reported condition.
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Diana M. Eilertsen
Camelback Rd
Metro Fire Department
E. McDonald Drive
Bill Stephenson
Stephenson
Team III
State auditor to be fired in Arizona
The Joint Legislative Budget Committee planned to fire State Auditor General Ira Osman from his $27,000 a year post held for seven years. House Majority Leader Burton Barr was set to cast the swing vote against the Republican auditor.
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Phoenix
Joint Legislative Budget Committee
Ira Osman
House
Burton Barr
DeConcini enters Senate race for Arizona seat
Pima County Attorney Dennis DeConcini announced his bid for the Democratic nomination to the U S Senate. He pledged to speak in Washington for Arizona and focus on inflation unemployment crime welfare reform and limits on government intrusion in private life.
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Phoenix
Pima County
Dennis DeConcini
U.S. Senate
Ashington
Arizona
Tacsan
House Leader Borton Barr Plans Action in Caucus Talks
House Majority Leader Borton Barr of Phoenix agreed to push through discipline with recalcitrant members during caucus sessions to keep agenda on track.
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House
Borton Barr
Phoenix
Boat fee hike bill sinks in Arizona House panel
The House Appropriations Committee rejected a bill to raise watercraft registration fees from $2 to $7, ending a plan that would affect about 73,000 Arizona boat owners. Rep. Peter Kay complained the measure should be consigned to Davey Jones Locker.
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Phoenix
House Appropriations Committee
Arizona
Davey Jones
Peter Kay
Lawyer Hired to Review $10 Million Emissions Contract
Senate Majority Leader Alfredo Gutierrez says lawyer Bob L'Ecuyer will study the state contract worth $10 million with Hamilton Test Systems, Inc. to run vehicle emissions tests.
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Phoenix
Senate
Alfredo Gutierrez
Bob L'Ecuyer
Hamilton Test Systems, Inc
Burglars Strike Hilton in Scottsdale Theft Spree
Police report burglars hit the Scottsdale Hilton at 6333 N Scottsdale Rd stealing quadraphonic hi fi equipment worth 3300 from Sonora A room. Thieves also robbed a local apartment of over 1000 in jewelry and a North Scottsdale woman reported a 3608 jewelry theft, with Facey Bentes and Catherine Ross naming losses including a 9600 parrot pin.
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Scottsdale Hilton
Sonora
Scottsdale
Free Beltone hearing aid offer targets the hearing
A Chicago advertisement promotes a free non-operating model of Beltone’s smallest aid. The unit weighs under a third of an ounce and sits at ear level. Readers are urged to write to Beltone Electronics Corp for Department 9794 at 4201 W Victoria St, Chicago IL 60646.
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Chicago
Ill
Beltone
Beltone Electronics Corp
W. Victoria St
Illinois
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Associated Press
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