ASU grants degrees to Scottsdale residents in summer cohort
Arizona State University lists 537 graduates who completed summer requirements. The note names graduates across MA, MS, MEd, MBA, MMus, MSE, EdD, and PhD programs with addresses in Scottsdale and Phoenix areas, including fields such as geography, music, sociology, French, art history, art education, counseling, elementary education, secondary English, and engineering.
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Scottsdale
Arizona State University
Alexader
J. -Berech
B. Cypress
Margaret ‘Helen
Eisenman
Mountain
Stuart H. Gould
Vida ‘Eucenas
Pasadena
Jean Micada
Quartz Mountain Rd
Mary. E. Nadeau
Robin A. Ruffo
Jenan
Billie Marie Etchells
Turney
Flo Fayleen- Smith
E. Glenrosa
Treva Thomasson Abramson
E. Rose Lane
Twyla Lydia Block
Janet A. Bond
Mountain View Dr
Paradise Valley
Phillip L. Duncan
Lindsey
Kay Lytton- Smith
Hummingbird
Wavalee
Gerald Roger Bolt
Patricia Cody Nicholson
Richard D.catero
Robert H. Johnson
Harlow R.peterson
E. Cypress
James Russell Schwinn
W. Ist
Paradise Valley Annexation Ordinance Extends Town Limits
The Town of Paradise Valley proposes to annex contiguous territory to its corporate limits under Ordinance No. 52. The petition from property owners representing more than half the value of taxable real and personal property is in custody of the Mayor and Council, seeking annexation as described. The council aims to comply with the petition and extend boundaries accordingly.
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Paradise Valley
Maricopa County
Arizona
Paradise ‘Valley
State Tax Commission
State Department of Property Valuation
Paradise
Valley
Group okays driver health bill for legislature
The Joint Legislative Transportation Committee approved a bill to keep medically unsafe drivers off highways. The measure would require assessment before licensing and is to be presented to the Arizona legislature in January.
Paradise Valley annexation ordinance and map Exhibit A
A 1960 Paradise Valley Arizona ordinance annexes surrounding territory after map Exhibit A and certified filings. The measure extends town limits and directs filing with Maricopa County Recorder. The document includes Exhibit A boundaries and notes mayoral signoff and town clerk attest. The passage also mentions related amendments and procedural details.
Collision on foggy Autobahn claims six lives
Hanover police reported a fogbound Autobahn collision killing six people and injuring others after a crash involving six trucks and two cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Germany
Halloween event at Loloma School with costume contest
Spooky night planned at Loloma School October 30 from 7 to 9 PM in the cafeteria for all school age children. The Parents Association sponsors a spook house fortune teller and refreshments with prizes for prettiest scariest funniest most original costumes.
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Loloma School
Parents Association
Ray‘ White
Scottsdale and area students set for Band Day and events
Scottsdale High School leads a list of Arizona high schools joining Flagstaff for NAU Band Day with fifteen bands attending and performing for a football game. Parents are urged to pick up children promptly and attend PTA and local events. Other notices include Halloween safety reminders, club activities, and school happenings in Scottsdale and Phoenix area.
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Scottsdale
Norman ‘Stanley
Arizona
Flagstaff
Northern Arizona University
NAU
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Home and School Association
Horace Rieger
Paiute School
Cranston to Speak at U N Day Observance in Phoenix
U S Senator Alan Cranston of California will be guest speaker at the U N Day observance Friday at the Hotel Westward Ho in Phoenix. His address at 8 p m will follow dinner. The event is sponsored by the United Nations Association of Greater Phoenix.
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U.S
Alan Cranston
California
U.N
Ho. Cranston
United Nations Association of I Greater
Phoenix
Inquest to go forward on Kopechne death
Dist Atty Edmund S Dinis said he will proceed with an inquest into Mary Jo Kopechne death regardless of how a Pennsylvania judge rules on his plea for an autopsy. He waits for Massachusetts Supreme Court ground rules before moving ahead.
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New Bedford
Mass
UPI
Dist. Atty. Edmund
S. Dinis
Mary Jo Kopechne
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Dinis
State High Court
Edward M. Kennedy
Edgartown
James A. Boyle
Pennsylvania Common Please Court
Bernard C.brominski
Miss—Kopechne
One Million Quit Smoking, HEW Says in 1968
A HEW report slated for release in weeks says over one million Americans quit smoking in 1968. The data show declines in current smoking among adults, with rising numbers of former smokers and a larger non smoker share among youth, though women quit less than men.
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Washington
UPI
Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Carine Bureau
Culr
Agriculture Department
Census Bureau
Toastmasters Gather in Desert Hills Meet With 400 Arizona Members
The Toastmasters International convention draws over 400 Arizona members to the Desert Hills Hotel on Saturday. Chairman Milt Laflen leads the planning, with aides Dick Malley Ed Page and Bob Carenes coordinating education workshops on parliamentary procedure and self motivation.
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Toastmasters International
Desert Hills Hotel
Arizona
Milt. Laflen
Cypress
Dick, Malley
N. Miller
Ed Page
el Montecito
Bob Carenes
EH. Jackrabbit
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Spradling
E. Fillmore
Orrill
Max Stedman
E. Garfield
James Tee Minniex
Jack B. Huntress
Helen E. Marston
Ney
Sey
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Arizona Highway Patrol
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McClintock
William Edwards
Allen Pertraz
Edward
Little League Boys
Soloma School
Stellae
Unicef
PTA
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Nellie
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Our Lady of Perpetual-Help
Patty Carrol
Cristie Bryan
Jodi York
Debbie Woolford
Pegi Kahl
Kathy Tinsley
Nancy Hay
Elisha Huffman
Gail Alverson
Our Lady Girls
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PGA
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