Student rules face board vote on four college constitutions
Maricopa County Community College Board of Governors will vote tonight on approving or rejecting four proposed 1973 74 student constitutions for four of five district colleges. Dr Helena Howe will present the four proposed constitutions to the board. Scottsdale Community College has yet to submit its proposal. The board will also review the first look at associated student budgets totaling 886 990 with Scottsale College activities budgeted at 94 320 and budget action delayed pending study.
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Scottsdale Mall Plans Debut At Council Work Session
City Council members will see preliminary architectural plans for the Downtown Redevelopment Center mall in Scottsdale. Daviness and Downs Architects will present and discuss overall development, including a $3.5 million performing arts center, a $5 million tourist hotel, and a large parking storage facility.
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Man Released on Wife Beating Charge in Scottsdale
A 37 year old Scottsdale man Lee R Spradling was released on a 2200 bond after a Saturday night arrest on suspicion of aggravated assault resisting arrest and public intoxication. Police responded to a family disturbance at the Spradling residence around 1030 PM. Mrs Spradling suffered several cuts and bruises. Spradling escaped when approached but was halted by nearby citizens and jailed.
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Stock Market Update Briefby United Press Internal Courtesy
United Press reports on a stock market snapshot featuring Du Pont and Glore Forgan. Market activity shows mixed gains and declines as traders react to earnings reports and industry news influencing early afternoon prices.
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Mrs Alice P Willis 78 Died In Phoenix
Alice Pearl Willis 78 native of Carrollton Ohio moved to Arizona from Canton died Sunday at Phoenix Media Center. Survived by Clyde husband Carl D son Phoenix Mrs Thomas Pitts Scottsdale six grandchildren. Services 2 p.m. Wednesday Messinger Mortuary 7601 E Indian School Rd Interment Green Acres Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p.m. today.
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Behrens Rites Held for Charles A Behrens 81 in Scottsdale
Charles A Behrens 81 a Scottsdale resident and 50 year Mason died Saturday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital He was a retiree hardware clerk who moved to Arizona in 1958 from Chicago Services were today at Green Acres Mortuary burial at Green Acres Memorial Gardens Survivors include daughter Myrtle Stanbaugh Scottsdale son Erwin Anaheim Calif three grandchildren and a great grandchild The family requests contributions to Abiding Savior Lutheran Church of Scottsdale.
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Thomas H. Webber Services for a Veteran Engineer
Thomas H. Webber 78 an experimental engineer for 41 years with Timken Axle Co Detroit died Friday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Born in Europe he came to Arizona in 1959 from Detroit a World War I veteran. Survivors include his wife Lillian a son Fred of Phoenix and two grandchildren. Burial was in Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Services held in Green Acres Mortuary.
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Liddy received hush money five weeks ago in Watergate case
UPI reports G Gordon Liddy, convicted Watergate conspirator, received hush payments as recently as five weeks earlier to stay silent. Sources say Frederick Larue told investigators that funds were delivered in early April to protect the White House.
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Collision injures Scottsdale man in two car crash
A 33 year old Phoenix man, Gary R. Stuart, was treated and released after a two car collision at Scottsdale Road and Lincoln Drive near Scotts dale Road. Police said Natalie Cummings, 42, of Phoenix, attempted a left turn and her car turned in front of Stuart. Cummings was cited for failing to yield. Stuart for not possessing a driver’s license.
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Chorus wins district in Yuma to reach Far Western
The Scottsdale Barbershop Chorus won an area elimination in Yuma to secure a spot in the Far Western District contest in Fresno next fall. Directed by Bob Kafer, the chorus will join The Command Performance quartet and possibly Desert City Four as division representatives.
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Caveat Cannibal Explains DDT Levels in Food and People
A Zoo World article warns Americans are unfit for consumption due to DDT residues. It cites U S standards ban on animals with seven parts per million in fat and claims the average person carries about twelve parts per million in the body.
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LULAC opens voter drive at state convention in Arizona
The League of United Latin American Citizens plans a voter registration drive aiming to sign up about 200000 Mexican Americans. At the two day convention in Arizona 100 representatives urged greater involvement of Mexican American women in politics.
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Miss Arizona earns third runner-up at Miss USA Pageant
Sherry Nix, 21, of Phoenix and Miss Arizona 1973, placed third runner-up in the Miss USA Pageant held Saturday night. Armanda Jones of Evanston won the title and will go on to the Miss Universe contest in Athens in July.
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Toddler killed in Tempe driveway by aunt's pickup
A 17 month old girl, Margarita Ecceverra, playing in her driveway, was struck and killed over the weekend by a pickup truck driven by her aunt Margarita Hernandez. The child could not be seen as the truck began to move from the driveway in Tempe.
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