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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1973

Page

3

Scottsdale's first female patrol officer joins city force

Sharon Bozik, a 26 year old former karate teacher and VISTA worker, graduates from Phoenix Police Academy and joins Scottsdale Police Department. She faces laughs and respect from male colleagues while patrolling streets, issuing citations, and handling back up. Her day includes car checks, store rounds, chasing youths over a cyclone fence, and proving a woman can do a police officer's job.

Sharon Scottsdale Phoenix Police Academy Valley Fifth Avenue VISTA University of Arizona City of

BBB singles out weight loss gadgets as ineffective

The Better Business Bureau of Metropolitan New York charges vibrating belts, tables and other passive exercisers do not reduce inches or pounds. Dr. Morton Glenn supports the view that weight loss requires calorie control or energy expenditure and warns against relying on devices or ads promising easy results.

New York UPI Better Business Bureau BBB New York, Inc Woodrow Wirsig Wirsig Morton Glenn New York University College of Medicine Knickerbocker Hospital Community Nutrition Resource Center New York Department of Health U.S Glenn

LWV of Arizona banquet features Robert Theobald address

The Arizona League of Women Voters hosts a 7 p.m. banquet at the Hermosa Inn Paradise Valley as part of its 17th biennial state convention. Wickenburg resident and socio economist Robert Theobald speaks on change and a more human society while a new publication Facts for Arizona Citizens debuts. Mrs Clement W Zandler chairs events and convention actions include officer elections budget bylaws and program selection.

Robert Theobald Arizona League of Women Voters LWV Arizona Hermosa Inn Paradise Valley League Theobald Wickenburg

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Alice McCracken Sharon Bozik Academy Force Paul Brown Voter League Phoenix Clement W. Zandler Eldon Drapery Cleaners E. Belleview Southland Sth Ave Bondy Bill Cole Scottsdale Bridge Club Scottsdale Pastry Shop N. Brown Ave Corner Indian School
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