College Board Colloquium on Student Aid at Mountain Shadows
The College Scholarship Service, an agency of the College Board, opens its fourth national colloquium Sunday at Mountain Shadows resort. The event explores financing equal opportunity in higher education and increasing access for low income black and brown students, with about 120 college leaders and officials attending.
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Mountain Shadows Resort
CSS
College Board
Charles M. Holloway
Heenan Services
Stephen J. Wright
Fisk University
United: Negro College Fund
John Brademas
Indiana
Alice Rivlin
Brookins Institution
George ‘Nash
Carl A. Fields
Princeton University
Burglary Report Leaves Losses At Carmen Middleton Home
Police say items including paintings, records, and a phonograph valued over 1650 dollars were taken from the home of Carmen Middleton at 4801 N 72nd Way between 6 p.m. Friday and 12 45 a.m. today with no signs of forced entry though a rear arcadia door may have been left unlocked. Burglars also hit the Blue Goat Pub at 602 N Miller Rd stealing coins from pool tables between 1 30 and 10 a m Friday and entered the Scottsdale Progress building at 302 S Ball Park Plaza between 5 p.m. Thursday and 8 a m Friday with apparently nothing taken. Weather: mostly cloudy today through Sunday with a chance of showers later and slightly cooler temperatures high 70 75 low 48 53.
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Carmen’ Middleton
Arcadia
Blue Goat
N. Miller Rd
Scottsdale Progress Building
S. Ball Park Plaza
Saturday in the News Saturday in the News
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UFO reports over Tucson blamed on rocket and light beam
Reports of unidentified flying objects over Tucson last night were dismissed by federal officials as a rocket launch from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California. A searchlight beam reflecting off clouds also explained another illusion, according to Air Force personnel.
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U.S. Air Force
Federal Aviation Agency
Vandenberg Air Force Base
California
Air Force
Pole in the middle of 66th Street stalls Scottsdale paving
A telephone pole sits centered on 66th Street north of Shea Boulevard blocking paving by Mesa Paving for Ted Jones Construction. Arizona Public Service and Mountain States Telephone dispute ownership and plan to remove wires and the pole, delaying city acceptance and a $36,500 bill. Barricades protect the site as delays extend.
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66Th St
Mesa Paving Com
Scottsdale
Mesa Paving
Ted Jones
Sesame Street Debuts for Toddlers on KAET Channel 8
The hour long 26 week series begins Monday for 35 year old children on Sesame Street airing at 10 am and 3 pm daily on KAET Channel 8. The show features puppets cartoons guests and films with Matt Robinson Loretta Long Bob McGrath and Will Lee and aims to teach through tested ideas and activities.
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KAET
Channel 8
Matt Robinson
Loretta Long
Bob McGrath
Will Lee
Joan Ganz
Scottsdale candidate opposes high rise growth with two limiting plans
Joe Strickler, candidate for city council, attacked Scottsdale’s high rise approvals and unveiled two proposals to curb tall buildings. He urged height limits near the civic center and within a defined square, insisting future developments not exceed Civic Center heights and suggesting 15 acre minimum parcels with setbacks and landscaping.
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Joe Strickler
Scottsdale
Shoeman Lane
Strickler
Civic Center
Los Arcos Broadway
Sears
Goldwaters
Miller
Indian School
Osborn
Mar
Portable Scottsdale Community College vote plans 1970 campus setup
The Maricopa County Junior College board will vote Monday on operating a school with no permanent buildings at Scottsdale Community College. Classes will be in portable structures until permanent buildings are ready, with portables also used from Mesa and Glendale campuses after their expansions. The plan includes SRP supplied chilled water, 600 to 800 fulltime students, and policies on attendance and boundaries for September 1970. The meeting occurs at the district office in downtown.
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Scottsdale Community College
Maricopa County
Junior’ College
Mesa
Glendale
John F. Prince
Salt River
SRP
Chicago
At. Pima
Chaparral Ras
Prince
Prince Said
E. Washington
Scottsdale man Turner confirmed to U.S. advisory commission
William C. Turner of Scottsdale has been confirmed by the Senate as a member of the U S Advisory Commission on International Educational and Cultural Affairs. A founder of Western Management Consultants, Turner serves as president and travels to New York and Europe while continuing to lead his firm. He has held multiple civic roles in Arizona and is married with three children.
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Western Management Consultants
Senate
U.S
Turner
N. 63Rd
Phoenix
New York
Honolulu
Belgium
Northwestern
Nixon
Mutual Educational
Mississippi River
Europe
Cynthia Dunbar
Scottsdale
Phoenix Symphony Association
Northwestern University Board of Regents
Southwest
Arizona Joint Economic Development
State Department of Economic Planning and Development
Republican State Committee
Orme: School
Citizens Committee For Fiscal Review
Arizona
Arizona State Crippled Childrens
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