Tonalea Students Hear Energy Ecology Talks
Dick Doll of Arizona Public Service spoke to Tonalea sixth through eighth graders on ecology and energy using a smog model and APS research efforts. Garvis Pollard Jr. presented This Atomic World with the Arizona Atomic Energy Commission and Oak Ridge Universities.
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Dick Doll
Arizona Public Service 20
Tonalea
Doll
Arizona
APS
Arizona Atomic Energy Commission
Oak Ridge Associated Universities
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Garvis M. Pollard Jr
Junk mail sparks ambivalence in a senior reader
In a exchange with John T. Watts Mel Newcomb praises junk mail as free information and companionship for seniors, noting many free books and catalogs. The response acknowledges curiosity and variety while suggesting the right to stop unwanted mail by talking to the postman.
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John T. Watts
John
Daily Mail
Mel Newcomb
Mel
Young assassin Wong given life for restaurant killing
Chi Ko Wong a 16 year old born in Hong Kong was sentenced to life in prison for murder in California. Prosecutors described him as a trained hit man for Chinese American gangs who used juveniles to do the murders and armed robberies, including the Dec 30 Twin Dragon Restaurant robbery where waiter James Fang was killed.
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Santa Monica
Calif
UPI
Chi Ko Wong
Hong Kong
California
Wong
David Wells
Wells
Yau Lee
Los Angeles
Chinatown
James Fang
Young Wong
Retired Doctor Honored for Volunteer Medical Service
Dr. Harold J. Schilling of Scottsdale, a retired family physician, received a service award from the Arizona Medical Association for his work with Project USA. The 73 year old helped in Benson for three weeks last fall and has aided in Bagdad Superior and Castle Hot Springs during retirement. He practiced in Arizona for 20 years and received the award at the AMA’s 83rd annual meeting.
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Harold J. Schilling
Scottsdale
The
Arizona Medical Association
AMA
USA
Dr. Schilling
Benson
Outdoor screening of A Tree Grows in Brooklyn at Library Amphitheater
The Academy Award winning film A Tree Grows in Brooklyn will be shown in the Amphitheater behind the Scottsdale Public Library at 3839 Civic Center Plaza on Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. Reservations are required and tickets can be secured via the Library Reference Center. Bring blankets for the grassy knoll or use provided chairs.
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Brooklyn
Scottsdale Public Library
Civic Center Plaza
Library Reference Center
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