Scottsdale seniors rely on Red Cross van for transport
Volunteers drive a county American Red Cross Motor Service Project van in Scottsdale to provide free rides for the elderly to medical appointments Social Security and welfare offices. Since its start three years ago, drivers log miles weekly, with 11 volunteers in January covering over 1500 miles.
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Calendar Girl Scouts Plant Trees at Chaparral Park
About 200 Scottsdale Camp Fire Girls will plant 20 trees at Chaparral Park to mark Camp Fire Girls 66th anniversary and the U S Bicentennial. Mayor Jenkins and Scottsdale officials attend with Parks Dept aiding with logistics.
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Chaparral Park
Chaparral
William C. Jenkins
Why People Magazine Finds Fame Through Readable Lightness
Time Inc.’s People magazine pursues a lighter approach to celebrity culture. Publisher Richard J. Durrell says the magazine treats people as the focus, while surveys show a well educated readership. Sales place People third behind TV Guide and the Enquirer, yet profitable for Time Inc. and retailers.
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Mothers Split Over Working Or Staying At Home
A study notes mothers face a choice between employment and home life. Over 3.7 million more mothers work now than a decade ago, yet family needs remain the main factor guiding a wife’s decision, not her husband’s views or potential earnings.
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Department of Labor
Scottsdale women elected Alpha Chi Omega officers at Idaho State
Pam and Lisa Gledhill of Scottsdale were named officers for the Gamma Kappa chapter of Alpha Chi Omega at Idaho State University in Pocatello. Pam is chapter relations chairman and Lisa is publicity chairman.
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Lisa Gledhill
Scottsdale
Gamma Kappa
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
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Pocatello
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Arizona State University
Doctors link risk factors to artery hardening progress
University Hospitals researchers led by Dr. Ralph G. DePalma described new work at a Canadian conference on artery hardening. Their monkey artery technique enables study of cholesterol deposit development and shows reducing cholesterol, smoking, and high blood pressure can reverse early deposits in selected patients.
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Balancing Work and Family Drives Mothers’ Labor Choices
A government survey shows divorced mothers with children face income and family tensions. Over half of mothers with schoolchildren work, but fewer than a third of those with children under six do. Work likelihood rises with children's age and is higher for childless wives. Economic factors, especially salary size, influence work decisions among middle class women.
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