Paiute students host oriental themed school event
Principal Horace Rieger and staff joined sixth graders for a Chinese dragon themed party in the Paiute cafetorium. Art teacher Mrs. Robert Craig oversaw a 12 foot dragon while Debbie Behrama explained Blue Willow ware origins.
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Corrine Corera
Sharon Kleerup
Paiute School
Ann Hosmer
Horace Rieger
Helen
Robert Craig
Debbie Behrama
Leslie Andersen
Kim Wolf
Kelly Clark
Sheila Connally
Darlene Graham
Kim Marietta
FlITA grounded by probe after crash near Nellis AFB
The Air Force has grounded all flights of the Filta jets pending investigation into a May 8 crash near the Utah Nevada border during a training flight from Nellis AFB. The instructor and student ejected safely. A board examines wreckage to determine cause in the seventh PHIA crash in 15 months.
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Nellis ‘Afb
Calif
UPI
Air Force
Air’ Force
Utah, Nevada
Nellis' Air'Force Base
UN. Air Force Board
Scottsdale clubs host events with bake sale and teas
Scottsdale area groups announce Saturday activities. Grandmothers Club meets at Ember Glo Restaurant to hear speakers from the Family Service Bureau on art exchanges. Christian Women’s Fellowship hosts Spring Musicale and Silver Tea at the First Christian Church with music by Robert G. Henke. Xi Alpha Theta and Beta Sigma Phi chapters plan Mother’s Day events and luncheons at local venues.
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Scottsdale Grandmothers Club
Ember Glo
Scottsdale
Christian Women’s Fellowship of the First Christian Church of
J John L. Platt
E. McDonald
Robert G. Henke
McDonald
Xi-Alpha Theta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Shirley Chartrand
Spain critiques U S on Gibraltar dispute stance
Madrid denounces Washington for not backing Spain in its fight with Britain to end Gibraltar's colonial status. Spanish Information Minister Manuel Fra wrote in a speech on Wednesday that the United States was remiss in supporting Spain over the territorial issue.
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Madrid
UPI
Manuel Fra
Ga Iribarne
Information
United
Spain
Britain
Gibraltar
Pyramids as WPA style project says Mendelssohn
London dispatch reports Dr. Kurt Mendelssohn of Wolfson College Oxford proposing the pyramids may have served more as public works than royal tombs. He suggests Pharaonic leaders used seasonal Nile floods to mobilize labor, feeding workers from royal grain reserves to occupy idle population during the three months of flood.
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Robert. Musel
London
UPI
Egypt
Kurt Mendelssohn
Wolfson . College
Oxford
Giza
Mendelssohn
Science Journal
Upper
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