Nixon steals spotlight at Nevada women’s tribute dinner
President Nixon surprised 700 guests at a Nevada State Society fundraiser honoring three Nevada-born women including Mrs. Nixon. He praised women’s strength, recalled a Caracas mob incident, and cited his mother’s courage as he thanked the honorees Helen Belich Bentley Eva Adams and Mrs. Nixon.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
White House
Helen Belich Bentley
Federal Maritime Commission
Eva Adams
U.S. Mint
County Officials Impose 50 MPH Cap in Move to Save Resources
Phoenix report that the county board of supervisors ordered no county vehicle exceed 50 mph and urged employees to drive personal cars slower. Steps include car pools, parking preferences, cooling county buildings to 68 degrees, turning off lights in low use areas, and cutting hallway lighting by half.
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Phoenix
UPI
County Board of Supervisors
Henry Haws
Nixon
Jack Williams
Haws
Paradise Valley to induct 58 into National Honor Society
Fifty eight Paradise Valley High School students will be initiated into the National Honor Society in a ceremony November 27 at the high school. New members include Charles Baker Roy Berke Lynn Bushee Cyrise Burr Eric Byler Patti Chard Sheryl Dahl Terry Davis Lauri Dello Lori Douglas John Drazkowski Geraldine Finch Shawn Frazer Jody Garvey Vicky Grout Hyward Judy Kusar Jeff Lasher Sandra Lederle Charlie Lipscomb Suzanne LoBardo Dennise Madsal Peter Mangravite Daranna Martin Melanie McLendon Greg Overend along with Linda Phillips David Proudlove Jay Quaife Lori Rabinowitz Laurie Ramsbacher Randall Rath Margaret Rebanar Glen Richardson Victor Raepecki Ann Scheller Kelly Small David Smylie Drew Stern Robert Teetsel Randy Tuman Pam Tower Madelaine Verville Alex Weinstein Steward Wiens Pam Williams Sandra Wright Ellen Yaffi Susan Yuschik. The Saguaro High School Guidance Department is organizing a reunion day for December 20 inviting alumni home for holidays. The Scholastic Aptitude Test is scheduled December 1 January 12 and February 2. ARCADIA Flowers for Algernon will be presented tonight and Saturday at 8pm in the Arcadia High School Auditorium by the fine arts department.
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Paradise Valley High School
Charles Baker
Roy Berke
Lynn Bushee
Cyrise Burr
Eric Byler
Patti Chard
Sheryl Dahl
Terry Davis
Lauri Dello
Lori Douglas
John Drazkowski
Geraldine Finch
Shawn Frazer
Jody Garvey
Vicky Grout
Hyward
Judy Kusar
Jeff Lasher
Sandra Lederle
Charlie Lipscomb
Suzanne Lo
Alex Weinstein
Steward Wiens
Pam Williams
Sandra Wright
Ellen Yaffi
Susan Yuschik
Turkey costs rise for Thanksgiving shoppers
UPI reports that turkey prices will be higher this month despite slightly larger production. Lower slaughter weights and unusually high demand have kept turkey out of the lower priced range, while cold storage stocks have thinned and overall poultry prices lagged behind beef and pork.
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Turkey
Agriculture Department
Outlook
Ten Million Dollars Packaged for School Transit
A bill proposing 10.2 million dollars in state aid to school districts for student transportation clears the Senate Education Committee and heads to the Appropriations Committee. Eight million would fund pupil transport to and from school, 2.2 million for transportation in extracurricular activities.
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Phoenix
UPI
Senate
Senate Education Committee
Appropriations Committee
Two Die In Separate Arizona Road Crashes
United Press International reports two fatalities in Arizona traffic incidents. Mrs. Mary Doray, 57, of Phoenix died after a collision in northeast Phoenix while riding with her son James, 16, in a car driven by John Doering, 47. Edgar A. Majors, 52, Tucson, was killed when his pickup struck a train near Green Valley, possibly as he tried to race the Southern Pacific crossing. The statewide death toll rose to 626 for the year.
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United Press International
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Tucson
Mary Doray
Edgar A. Majors
Green Valley
Jim Goodwin
Doray
James
John Doering
Goodwin
Doering
Pima County
Charles Roberts
Majors
Southern Pacific
Baja excursion links human activity to marine habitat shifts
Dr. Burr A. Silver and 32 ASU students report signs that water salinity, sediment loss, and wastes from a nearby geothermal plant may threaten clams, shellfish, and other bottom dwellers off Baja California. Ongoing field studies will monitor long term impacts on fisheries and local communities.
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Burr A. Silver
Arizona State University
Baja
Silver
San Felipe
Mexicali
Colorado River
Arizona
Colorado
New Mexico-U.s
Gulf
Gulf Coast
ASU
Lee E. Petersen
Lower
California
Funny Misadventures In Exercise And A Toaster Lesson
AUSTIN columnist Roland Lindsey recounts failed fitness experiments from jogging to a costly 10 speed bicycle crash. He notes the crash, injuries, and skeptical neighbors, then switches to a lighter ending with renewed but cautious cycling.
Retirement Birth certificate proof and life insurance trust note
Q and A on proof of age for Social Security retirement including birth records and alternate evidence. Wells Fargo on leaving life insurance in trust to ensure professional management and flexible protection. Social benefits: 28.6 million paid monthly by January 1973, up from 27.4 million a year earlier.
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Social Security
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C.R. A
Wells Fargo Bank
S.Y. A
Ancient tools found at Stoneman Lake dig Arizona
Archaeologists from the Museum of Northern Arizona led by Michael Metcalf report two months of uncovering Sinagua stone tools at three pit houses near Stoneman Lake. The dig revealed flaking techniques, abundant pottery sherds, and local resources used from chert to obsidian. Site dates 775 to 850 A.D., part of a highway salvage program near Flagstaff.
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Arizona
Stoneman Lake
Arizona Highway Department
Michael Metcalf
Museum of Northern Arizona
Southwest
Metcalf
Sinagua
Flagstaff
Stoneman Lake Road
SCC hosts humor filled Body Language book review
Dr James Waltz associate dean and continuing education director at Scottsdale Community College will review Julius Fast Body Language in the daytime Cultural Series. The event begins at 12 30 PM on November 20 in the Drama Room B 161 Student Center. Admission is free. The SCC Center sits on the west campus at Pima Road and Chaparral.
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Julius Fast
James Waltz
Scottsdale Community College
Waltz
SCC
Will
Pima Road
Chaparral
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