Scottsdale youths attend Arizona Youth Conference on human relations
About 25 Scottsdale students join 350 high school leaders from across Arizona at the NCCJ sponsored conference in the Memorial Union Building at Arizona State University. The event features 18 discussion groups guided by adult leaders with Dr. Edward G. Olsen as keynote speaker.
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National Conference of Christians “and Jews
Arizona State University
Scottsdale High
Arcadia
Coronado High School
Memorial Union
Edward G. Olsen
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NCCJ
New Clerks Replace City Billing With Data Processing Machines
The city finance department adds seven leased IBM data processing machines at $715 monthly, replacing many manual tasks. They will handle improvement district billing, budget accounting, sales tax, licenses, payrolls, and daily receipts, with faster processing and potential future upgrades. The plan preserves staff while increasing efficiency.
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IBM
Don van Dyke
Xcoming
van Dyke
General Electric
General Accounting Office
Canker sores linked to chocolate and foods say Mayo Clinic doctor
Emeritus consultant Dr. Walter C Alvarez describes personal and patient observations linking canker sores to chocolate and other foods. He cites doctors like Dr. Albert Rowe and Dr. R K Winkelmann and notes syrups, honey, jam, olives or pickles brine may influence mouth lining. He also mentions a government job placement guide for mentally retarded adults and shares a tale of a skilled knife sharpener in a shop.
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Oakland
Calif
R. K. Winkelmann
Rochester
Minn
President's Committee On Employment of the
Washington 25
D.C
Wm. A. Fraenkel
Obituary: Nancy J. Nelan 18 Dies After Illness
Nancy June Nelan 18 of Scottsdale died after an extended illness at Western Baptist Hospital. She was a Coronado High School senior born August 19, 1945 in Peoria Illinois. Survivors include her parents Diane sister and George Jr and grandparents George Keitner of Peoria Illinois. Services tomorrow at 10 a.m. Carr Memorial Chapel Tempe with Rev John Atwood. Burial in Mesa City Cemetery.
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George C. Nelan
E. Pinchot
Scottsdale
Carr Memorial Chapel
Tempe
John Atwood
Nelan
Western Baptist Hospital
Coronado High School
Peoria
Ill
Diane
George, Jr
George Keitner
Peoria, Ill
Tax Developments Talk Set by Arizona Retail Controllers
Miles Bresee of Touche, Ross, Bailey and Smart will discuss recent tax developments affecting Arizona retail stores at a 7 p.m. meeting of the Arizona Retail Controllers Association at Knotty Pines Restaurant. The federal tax structure will be reviewed as part of the program.
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Miles Bresee
Touche, Ross, Bailey and Smart
Knotty Pines
Mrs Donnie Leighton Marston Dies in Valley Age 50
Mrs. Donnie Leighton Marston 50 of 4241 E Shea Blvd died Tuesday at Doctors Hospital. Born in New York City she moved to the Valley in 1955. Survived by her mother Mrs Emery Tracy Tryon NC father Robert Victor Phoenix and brother Robert Leighton Cincinnati. Funeral 10 a.m. tomorrow at Messinger Mortuary Chapel with Rev Herbert P Landes. Private cremation will follow.
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E. Shea
Doctors Hospital
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the Valley
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Tryon, N.C
Robert Victor
Phoenix
Robert Leighton
Cincinnati, Ohio
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
Herbert P. Landes
Local Births and Maricopa County Marriage Licenses
The Record lists three births: a girl to Mr and Mrs Robert E Dickel at 8702 E Wilshire on Nov 5, a boy to Mr and Mrs Raymond Hurley of 3411 E Stanford Dr Phoenix on Nov 5, and a girl to Mr and Mrs John Jordan of 8626 E Buena Terrace on Nov 5. It also notes marriage licenses issued in Maricopa County for Loren Emerson 22 and Petrolina Todachine 20 of Scottsdale, and Roy B Tinker 23 and Sara Rea 20 of Scottsdale.
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E. Wilshire
Raymond Hurley
E. Stanford
Phoenix
John Jordan
E. Buena Terraway
Maricopa County
Loren Emerson
Petrolina R. Todachine
Scottsdale
Roy B. Tinker
Sara Rea
Bond Issue Could Raise Taxes in Pending School Vote
District faces a $5.9 million bond referendum with no assured tax rate, currently $6.42 per $100, and officials caution nine months out. Supt. Holt cites many variables including teacher salaries and enrollment. Bond plan, if approved, permits borrowing in stages to avoid sudden tax hikes.
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Holt
al Flowers
Refnes, Ely, Beck and Co
Flowers
Lloyd Bimson
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