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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1975

Page

5

Weather as a weapon: US studying climate warfare potential

Princeton professor Edith Weiss says weather manipulation could aid war, including fog to shield troops, rainfall to wash out roads, snow to disrupt mountains, and typhoon diversion. She notes limits and a Defense Department inquiry into global feasibility.

London UPI United States Princeton University International Institute For Strategic Studies Edith Weiss

Pow Wow may be On again in Flagstaff

Flagstaff City Council informally backed a compromise to hold the 1975 All Indian Pow Wow this summer on private land away from the park. The chamber would back up to $20,000 of city costs plus support for facilities, insurance, a scholarship fund and a cultural center. The ACLU criticized last year’s event setup and questioned carnival games and court accessibility for non English speakers.

Flagstaff UPI Flagstaff City Park Chamber of Commerce Lare American Civil Liberties Union Byron C. Short Arizona The ACLU

Safe deposit box access after death under Arizona law

Arizona law prevents access to a sole lessee's safe deposit box after death unless the Arizona Estate Tax Commissioner consents. The bank must notify the commissioner, inventory the box, and report findings. The estate's personal representative may receive sealed envelopes intended for others without opening them.

E.J. Demson J.D. Copley Arizona Arizona Estate Tax Commissioner Bank

Lipsitz Drives Challenging Slam From 11 Trumps

Bob Lipsitz of Washington DC handled a 11 trump slam missing the king with a contingency plan and a clever sequence. He avoided finessing the trump king by drawing and ruffing, then leading diamonds and hearts to induce East to cover.

Bob Lipsitz Washington, D.C

Opening lead dictates late play in a bridge slam

The excerpt describes a bridge hand where the opening ten of diamonds starts the play. Declarer eliminates a sure club loser by ruffing and discarding, with both hands void in spades and diamonds. A trump to East’s king allows a final ruff and discard to complete the slam. The note adds a plan in reserve beyond percentages.

East Declarer Dummy

Rising utility bills fuel a national consumer clash

The piece outlines how gas and electric rate hikes over two years strain low and middle income families while federal and state officials push for higher returns to attract investment. Regulators face pressure to approve automatic pass-throughs, faster reviews, and new plant funding as consumer groups push for reforms.

Frank Macomber Copley News Service William Bevis Florida Public Service Commission Florida Commission Charles Nesbitt Oklahoma Utilities Commission New York Public Service Commission Commission New York City Ok Treasury William ©. Simon National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners Simon Simon’s John N.nassilias Federal Power Commission Nassikas U.S Lee Metcalf D-Mont Metcalf State Commission

Local students win honors at colleges and universities

Multiple Phoenix area students earn awards and scholarships. Jack Condrey Jr. is Lanier Literary Society sergeant at Bob Jones University and a chemistry major. Janet Stacy and Pete Rich study at Scottsdale Community College and the University of Arizona respectively. Shawn Pope and James McGuire named to MMA drill team. Mike Makings earns athletic letter at Western State College. Delta Delta Delta initiates three Scottsdale residents. PTK members elected at Mesa Community College and SCC lists 28 Who's Who honorees in Scottsdale students.

Jack M. Condrey Jr Jack M. Condrey St. Palo Verde Ave Lanier Literary Society Bob Jones University Greenville S.C Saguaro High School Condrey BJU Janet Stacy Richard Stacy E. Cholla Lane Scottsdale Community College Pete Rich Hal Rich Shaun D. Pope Christine C. Thomson N. Hayden Rd James Daniel McGuire James D. McGuire Jr N. Calle del Santo Phoenix Marine Military Academy Harlingen Tex Mike Makings Scottsdale High School Western State College Gunnison Colo Makings SHS WSC Dick Makings 83Rd St Thomas Bishop Carol Ann Cook Scottsdale Mesa Community College PTK David Houk University of Arizona Scotts Tana Lee Caan Anna Asheim Fortune Liberal Arts Darlene D. Hagan Thomas John Holman Melodie Ann Kukely Nancy Kurucz Lane Mary Donna Miller Thompson Helen Green Turnage Wyoman Grady Wilcoxon

Scottsdale High Honors Two Outstanding Juniors

Scottsdale High names Sara Welty and Mark Ryan outstanding juniors. Welty earns ASU medallion of merit. Ryan receives University of Arizona award, each covering one year’s tuition.

Scottsdale Sara Welty Mark Ryan Scottsdale High Miss Welty ASU Ryan University of Arizona

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E.J. Denison North South Lipsitz Ira G. Corn JR Roun Utility Commission Brenda Chesebrough Charles Chesebrough 1St Ave Linda Hudson Paul Hudson Kay Hoffman Duane Hoffman E. Angus Drive Phi Omega Chapter Delta Delta Delta Sorority Arizona State University Ricks College Rexburg Idaho Richard S. Kauffman Martin E. Bond Melinda S. Breedlove Mary D. Sweeney SCC Bond Houk Dale Dougherty Foundation David W. Houk N. 80Th YMCA Phoenix Suns Verde River Steve Mark Tel Key Club del Davis Saguaro Lake Take Stock In America” Co America Y Public Service Pubtication Advertising Council
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