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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1972

Page

2

Students win honors across colleges and universities

Paradise Valley resident Ann Kitchell earns inclusion on William Woods College fall term achievement list. Scottsdale’s Sarah Ann Trenholm earns outstanding student honors at Denver University. Roger Morrison makes University of New Mexico honor roll. Fred Romley studies World Campus Afloat Chapmen College for spring 1972. George Hayduke and Rowland Hill elected to Phoenix Center for the Blind board. Four Scottsdale residents nominated for Who’s Who at Mesa Community College. Nancy Hamilton on Abilene Christian College dean’s honor roll. David Jay Carter on World Campus Afloat Chapman College for spring 1972. Patricia Mundell earns education degree and dean’s list at Missouri. Mrs. William Crisp cochairs GOP contributions drive. James E. Smith named to Columbia College dean’s list. Roy Muller and Mark Eaton complete bachelor’s in physical education at UNM. Mark L. Siders named to 1971 fall dean’s list at NM State University.

Ann Kitchell Samuel Kitchell Desert Fairways Dr Paradise Valley William Woods College Fulton, Mo Nancy Hamilton G.L. Hamilton E. Roma Abilene Christian College Abilene, Tex Patricia J. Mundell N. 82Nd University of Missouri, Columbia Miss Mundell Mark L. Siders Scottsdale College of Engineering New Mexico State University Las Cruces

Skylab crew to enjoy best food and rooms in space

Nine astronauts will live aboard Skylab for eight months starting 1973 with private bedrooms a ward room showers and a kitchen. The 190000 pound station launches April 30 1973 and aims to conduct medical engineering and scientific experiments while testing long term habitation in space.

Cape Kennedy UPI Skylab Space Station Earth Charles Pete Conrad Conrad Houston Skylab

McGraw-Hill fires Hughes book editor over loan

McGraw-Hill dismisses Robert S. Stewart as editor in chief after he accepted a $1,700 loan from authors tied to the bogus Howard Hughes autobiography. The company notes the move as isolated and says Stewart may stay on as editor. Irving and Suskind face possible jail unless they pay about $1 million to McGraw-Hill.

McGraw Hill Hughes New York UPI Robert S. Stewart Howard Hughes McGraw-Hill General Book Division Clifford Irving Edith Richard Suskind Ted Weber Company Irving Anastasio Somoza U.S Turner B. Shelton Managua United States Stewart Alfred Kantor John Wykert Weber McGraw-Hill’s

Indians claim 21 missions in California protest encampment

A Dakota spokesman for American Indians proclaimed the 21 California missions were founded to convert and civilize natives and demanded the return of all mission lands and records. They set up around Mission San Antonio de Padua near King City, seeking evacuation of occupants and armed protection funds while appealing to the church and authorities.

King City Calif UPI Mission San Antonio de Padua California Coast Range Mountains Hunter Liggett Military Reservation Hearst Ranch Meredith Quinn Junipero Serra Harry ,Chinch Monterey Jalan William Randolph Hearst The State Historical Society

Paris peace talks resume after month stalemate ends

Communist representatives in Paris agree to resume Viet Nam peace talks on Thursday ending a month long stalemate. The U S and South Vietnam delegations, who boycotted last week over Hanoi announcements, propose both sides meet this week to push the talks forward. The decision was announced by the Viet Cong delegation.

Paris UPI Vietnam U.S Hanoi Provisional Revolutionary Government of South Vietnam

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