Drug Education Division praised for curb effort in Arizona
State Department of Education drug education division is praised for its first year efforts in Arizona. It conducted 24 workshops, trained about 2,000 educators and distributed 50,000 pieces of literature. Officials including Dr. Weldon Shofstall and Gov. Williams commend the program as a promising solution for reducing youth drug abuse.
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State Department of Education
Arizona
Weldon Shefstall
Department
Jack Williams
Ae Weisenborn
State Board of Education
Merlin Kampfer
Community Organization For Drug Abuse Control
Jack Toohey
Arizona State University
Divsion
Robert Bell
State to appeal license ruling in Black case
The Arizona Highway Department will appeal a Superior Court decision that restored Leo Black Sr.’s license after he was acquitted of murdering his wife. Black, 43, was stopped for speeding at 110 mph. his license was suspended for refusing a sobriety test, though his attorney argued he asked to see counsel.
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Phoenix
UPI
State Highway Department
Leo Black Sr
Black
Tom Ticer
Tom Thinnes
Charles Roush
Donald Loeb
Ticey
Arizona
Ticer
Peggy Jo
Kingman
Coronado Student Jane Jones Wins Youth Sertomaan Award
Jane Jones a Coronado High School senior received the Youth Sertomaan Award of the month from the Frontier Sertoma Club this week. She serves as publicity director for the student council president of the advanced choral club and editor of the school paper. She volunteered with the Scottsdale Parks Department summer program teaching arts and crafts. Jones plans to major in journalism and holds a 1.6 grade average.
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Jane Jones
Coronado High School
Frontier Sertoma Club
Miss Jones
E. Wilshire
Advanced Choral Club
Scottsdale Parks Department
New Reading Program Topic At Phoenix Country Day School
The reading instruction program at Phoenix Country Day School will be discussed at 7 p.m. Tuesday during the Lower School parents faculty dinner and open house. Middie School events run Oct. 12 for classroom visits and dinner at 6 p.m., while Upper School visitation and dinner occur at 5:30 p.m. on Oct. 19.
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Phoenix Country Day School
E. Stanford Dr
Middie
Wellington to discuss 20 cent levy for Pima Navajo school
James Wellington, a Pima Navajo area school board member, will address a Navajo School group Monday at 7 30 pm about the 20 cent levy to be presented to voters Tuesday. The Navajo Booster Club meets the same evening to unveil its new officer slate.
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James Wellington
Navajo Booster Club
Ruling Near on Arizona Voter Registration Law
A three judge federal panel weighs a suit challenging Arizona 1970 voter registration purge law. Plaintiffs argue the law violates the Voting Rights Act as the Justice Department has not ruled. Decision could affect Tucson and Pima County elections including three council races.
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Phoenix
UPI
Erick O’dowd
Common Cause
Pima County
Justice Department
John Neubauer
Jim Feeley
Feeley
Department
O'Dowd
Tucson
Mental health matters Drug abuse fight aided by church
Dr. Bertram S Brown notes a shift in religious action against drug abuse in the late 1960s and 70s. Churches sponsor hotlines, provide meeting spaces, offer prevention and treatment centers, and circulate educational materials to support community efforts.
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Bertram S. Brown
National Institute of Health
Bunnies, Jaycees to play softball in Scottsdale
The Scottsdale Camelback Jaycees meet the Phoenix Playboy Club Bunnies in a Sunday softball game at Scottsdale Stadium. General admission tickets are 1 and box seats 2 with proceeds aiding Jaycees youth activities. local celebrities including radio DJs and Mayor Bud Tims will umpire.
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Scottsdale Camelback Jaycees
Phoenix Playboy Club
Scottsdale Stadium
Bud) Tims
Jaycees
After hours Wantad Code Phone Service
A newspaper item announces round the clock wantad assistance with an exclusive Code Phone option. The message highlights 24 hour coverage day and night and notes availability during Saturdays and Sundays for leaving wantads.
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