Final Apollo Moon mission set for night launch
The 12 day 16 hour Apollo 17 mission will launch on December 6 at 9 53 p m EST with Harrison H Schmitt as lunar module pilot and Eugene Cernan commanding. Ronald Evans will orbit the Moon as Schmitt and Cernan explore Taurus Littrow using the lunar rover for seven hour treks on December 11 12 and 13.
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Kachina School Forms New Parent Teacher Organization
The Kachina School community selects the Kachina Tribe as the new PTA name at a orientation night led by Principal Verlin Tate and School Superintendent Gabriel Reuben. Charles Henderson named president while bond funding for Tomahawk school construction features in the discussion.
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Belgian tobacco group seeks duel over tax insult at Waterloo
Edouard Lekeux, chair of the Belgian Association of Tobacco Retailers, says a battle with Finance Minister Andries Vlerick may occur if an apology is not issued after a heated tax dispute. Lekeux vows to meet on the Waterloo battlefield, despite dueling being illegal in Belgium.
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Student code rules UA Davis talk sparks debate
Dr. Paul Singer says the campus code prevented canceling Angela Davis speech at the University of Arizona. The code allows removal only for imminent violence, which President John Schaefer says was not present. Singer blamed a faculty speaker committee for scheduling Davis at the Sept. 23 regents meeting.
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Widow's SS benefits vary with husband age and rules
A reader asks if a widow aged 60 would get the same $200 Social Security as her late husband. If he began benefits at 65 or older, her 60-year-old widow benefit would be about $143. The column also covers earnings tests for lecturers and beneficiary choices for life insurance proceeds and pension planning.
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Nixon campaign spied on Democrats since 1971 Watergate fallout
The Washington Post quoted FBI and Justice files and sources including Tennessee Assistant AG Alex B. Shipley saying Nixon campaign committee planned espionage against Democrats since mid 1971. The scheme, dubbed offensive security, involved a secret fund of 350000 to 700000 controlled by John Mitchell and Maurice Stans, with arrests of five men at Democratic HQ Watergate.
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Mobile License Unit to Visit Carefree Shopping Center
The Mobile Auto License and Assessor's Office will be parked at the Carefree shopping center on Wednesday. It opens 9 30 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. with a noon lunch break. The unit handles motor vehicle licenses and property valuation and assessments information.
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SCC Hosts Presidential Debate and Straw Vote at SCC
Scottsdale Community College hosts a noon debate in the Student Lounge on November 7. Nixon and McGovern supporters discuss issues with students and the community. McGovern’s Jim Walsh and Nixon backer Carole Haver participate. A straw vote follows moderated by Sue Blake. Public invited.
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Natural gas imports seen as economic spur for ship industry
Mrs. Helen D. Bentley head of the Federal Maritime Commission said large scale LNG imports would boost U S shipping. She noted shipyard demand exceeding 556 million and about 6 000 jobs, with potential rise to 7 200 if extra construction is approved. El Paso Natural Gas signed a 279 7 million contract for three LNG ships.
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Scottsdale Council approves electricity purchase for street lighting
Legal notice records Resolution No. 1056 ordering the purchase of electricity for street and public park lighting in the Chateau de Vie 7 area within Scottsdale. The council authorizes the Superintendent of Streets to enter contracts for the improvement district and declares an emergency. The action follows prior Resolution No. 1032 and a petition showing majority support among property owners.
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Scottsdale approves electricity contract for street lighting district
The City of Scottsdale adopts Resolution No 1055 authorizing the Superintendent of Streets to contract with Salt River Project for electricity to beautify street lighting in Lighting Improvement District No SL-7104-23. An emergency declaration and two newspaper notices seal the measure enacted October 3 1972.
Scottsdale to Purchase Street Lighting Power from Salt River Project
City of Scottsdale council orders electricity for Street Lighting Improvement District No. SL 7104-38. Contract to SRP Power for supplying street lighting, with ad valorem taxes and annual statements to be published in the Scottsdale Daily. Final resolution dated October 9 1971 with attestation.
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