From Construction to Nursing A Scottsdale Father Makes Career Shift
Roger Hawes, a 30 year old Scottsdale father of four, is finishing a surgical technician program at Maricopa Technical College and will take RN exams after a year balancing work, study, and hospital training. He shifted from 15 years in construction following a knee injury and aims to teach nursing at a junior college level later. He reports strong patient acceptance and plans to continue to ASU for a bachelor’s degree.
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Arizona State University
St. Joseph's Hospital
Downtown Phoenix to Get 700-Room Hyatt Hotel
National Properties and Ogden Development Corp announce a 29 million 700 room hotel to be built across from Downtown Civic Plaza in Phoenix. Construction starts in September and the $29 million complex will open in summer 1974 with Hyatt Corp to operate. Samuel Shapiro cites prior development problems.
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1972 Election Book On Sale At Safeway Stores
The 1/8 page Prentice Hall book Yeu and Election '72 endorsed by the League of Women Voters is sold exclusively by Safeway Stores in Scottsdale and nationwide at Safeway Markets as a 9 license publication.
Nixon seeks tax reform stance to blunt election issue
President Nixon plans a political counterattack on tax reform aimed at dampening Democratic attacks. He defends existing tax breaks for business and the wealthy while proposing possible reforms such as a value added tax to spur saving and investment. Economists dispute the approach, and his fanfare touched a favorable Texas audience but may not reach the broader electorate.
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Pooland USA hit with Arizona consumer fraud injunction
A Phoenix judge issued a temporary injunction against Pooland USA Inc to stop violations of the Arizona Consumer Fraud Act. The order, by Judge Marilyn A. Riddell, requires strict terms and priority completion of pools already started while liens against customer properties are satisfied.
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Arizona TB and Respiratory Disease Association Meeting
Tom Bentley will become president at the association's annual meeting held Saturday at the Safari Hotel. Bentley, Valley National Bank manager and longtime board member, will introduce Claude Lenfant, M.D., who will speak on Respiratory Disease Research and the Government's role. Registration is $5 and includes lunch. the public is welcome.
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Largest Tennessee drug raid nets 272 charges and 59 students
In Chattanooga police rounded up 120 persons including 59 students as part of a statewide crackdown. Undercover agents purchased marijuana LSD heroin and other drugs from students and adults leading to indictments and juvenile court dates set for May 24.
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