Taxpayers Aid Consumer Groups Testify on U S Regulations
Consumer groups can receive federal grants to cover expenses for testimony in agency rulemakings. The FTC has issued grants totaling nearly $500 000 to support travel, legal research, staff, and overhead. By September, 54 funding requests had been filed with 31 approved, 15 denied, and seven pending.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
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Office of Consumer Affairs
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
National Council On Senior Citizens
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Pima Navajo PTA Highlights and School Events
The Pima Navajo PTA schedules a Candidate Night for Scottsdale School Board with nine hopefuls for three seats. October membership drive and various PTA programs are announced. Navajo teams post undefeated records in football and volleyball and a Black Mother program revival is requested. An 8 p.m. October 18 Little League meeting is called for parents.
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Jan Bagnato
Pima Pta
Scottsdale School Board
Scottsdale Pta Community Parent Council
Pima
Scottsdale High
Jean Weinhold
Christine Sheriff
PTA
Mohave
Supai
Pueblo
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Bill Berger
Dorothy Platts
Little League
Film on South Pacific to screen at Scottsdale Library
A travel film highlights Fiji New Zealand Moorea Bora Bora Tahiti and Hawaii. The Brown Bag Bunch meets Wednesday at 12 15 p m at the Scottsdale Public Library for a free 30 minute program showcasing tropical scenery and life by sparkling beaches.
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Scottsdale Community College offers five week wines course
The red and white wines of France will be discussed in a new five week non credit course starting Tuesday at SCC. Raymond Camano wine manager of Arizona Distributing Company will teach Tuesday nights 7 30 to 9 30 pm. The class uses films slides lectures discussions guest experts and seminar materials. Fee is 20 dollars and registrations are accepted at SCC admissions office in the Student Center.
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France
Scottsdale Community College
Raymond Camano
Arizona Distributing Company
SCC
Fiesta Bowl Queen Contest Seeks SCC Candidates
Scottsdale Community College invites fulltime women students aged 18 to 21 to apply for the Fiesta Bowl Queen contest. Past winners include Wendy Donahue in 1974 and Paula DeCario in 1975. Campus winners receive 100 dollars, two princesses 250 dollars each, and the queen a 1000 dollar scholarship plus other prizes.
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Scottsdale Community College
SCC
Fishing Rods Mend and Make Your Own Course Opens
Scottsdale offers a non credit course taught by instructor Ed Erickson starting Tuesday. The class covers rod and reel types their applications and component assembly with red finishing as the final step. Sessions run Tuesday evenings 7 to 9 30 p m with a $20 fee and registration at SCC admissions.
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Scottsdale Community College
Ed Erickson
SCC
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