Irvine the gibbon reveals rare ape on the move
Irvine a gibbon at Lion Country Safari turned out to be a rare hylobates klossii from Sumatra. The animal, grown among siamangs since arriving from Singapore, will be shipped to Basel Switzerland where the other four of its kind are kept.
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Trvine
Calif
UPI
Irvine
Lion County Safari
Singapore
Bill York
Hylobates Klossii
Sumatra
Zoological Gardens
Basel
Switzerland
Harry Schuster
Lion Country Safari
Animal Park
California
Missing Indiana businessman feared drowned in Brazil search continues
In Rio de Janeiro a US Consulate spokesman said the search for George Duerr would continue, though prospects of finding him alive were dim. Duerr, part of an Indiana trade mission led by Lt. Gov. Robert Orr, disappeared after a VASP aircraft incident over the bay near Poenalde. Orr coordinates the hunt amid reports of 65 aboard and one injured.
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Rio DE Janeiro
UPI
Rio
George Duerr
Poenalde
Duerr
Indiana ‘State
Robert D. Orr
Brazil
Orr
Naval School
In-State College Nights Across Scottsdale Districts
Scottsdale area high schools announce in state and out of state college visiting events at Coronado Chaparral Saguaro and other campuses. The program runs November 6 and 15 with student conferences on November 13 and 15, plus October and December visits from various universities.
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Coronado High School
Chaparral Honor Society
Chaparral
Saguaro High School
Scottsdale
Washington University
St. Louis
Amherst
Gonzaga
Seattle
Mills and Scripps
Cal Lutheran
Pomona
Whitman College
Tuland
U.S. Naval Academy
Saguaro
Tonto Tonalea Paper Drive Boosts School Funds
The Tonto school reports 1044 tons of paper collected for a $134 prize. Plans call for another drive with eighth grade aiming to outpace the rest of the school. Cub Scout Pack 344 awarded many Cubs and Webelos, including Carl Orson who earned Arrow of Light. A parent survey form will be sent to families to determine federal funding, vital for tax relief. Community events include a PTA meeting, a Thursday lost and found, and a November 6 music program with Barbara Walker and Richard Childers directing.
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Birdell
Tonto
Bob Harris
Dan O’harra
Brye Payne
David Eckart
Dean Green
David Preece
Gary Ward
Peter O’brien
Marty Crocker
Jeff Pritchett
Joey Zoeglich
Andy Gray
Webelos
Randy Martens
Phonics Workshop On Early Reading Years Held At Safari
A phonics workshop sponsored by the Reading Reform Foundation takes place November 3 at the Safari Convention Center in Scottsdale. Dr Charles Walcutt of Queens College will discuss reading awareness and Elizabeth Hainstock a Montessori educator will compare reading in the United States and the Soviet Union. The event runs 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and is open to the public.
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The
Reading Reform Foundation
Safari Convention Center
N. Scottsdale Rd
Charles Child Walcutt
Queens College of the City University of New York
Elizabeth Hainstock
United States
Soviet Union
ASU Joins TRW in Solar Energy Research Contract
Arizona State University and TRW Inc join three industry university teams awarded NSF contracts totaling about 1.536 million dollars. The first phase lasts eight months to assess solar heating cooling and hot water for buildings and establish feasibility and economics for future proof of concept experiments across U S climatic regions.
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Arizona State University
TRW Inc
Redondo Beach
Calif
National Science Foundation
NSF
General Electric Co
Philadelphia
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Baltimore
General Electric
University of Pennsylvania
Westinghouse
Colorado State University
Carnegie-Mellon University
TRW
ASU
U.S
Arizona Fuel Use Rises 11.8 Percent in 1971
A Federal Highway Administration report shows Arizona ranked second in motor fuel consumption growth last year with a 11.8 percent rise over 1971, totaling just over one billion gallons and about 911 gallons per registered vehicle. The Arizona Highway Commission urges car pools and slower driving to ease the fuel crisis and promote walking or biking where possible. BIOCOM formed by George Alexander and Norman Weiss launches an environmental master plan for city county and state governments, offering impact studies and development guidelines. Environment Action Bulletin notes a proposed 2000 mile Canada to United States pipeline with $5 billion cost and Arctic ecosystem risks, naming Atlantic Richfield Exxon and Pacific Gas Lighting as involved firms. Citizens urged to contact these companies with opinions on routes and caution.
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Federal Highway Administration
Arizona
Arizona Highway Commission
Biocom
George Alexander
Norman Weiss
Canada
United States
Environment Action Bulletin
Arctic
Atlantic Richfield
Exxon
Pacific Gas Lighting
California
EAB
Pope and Betty Friedan meet over women’s liberation cross
Vatican City UPI Betty Friedan presented Pope Paul VI with a different kind of cross a women liberation medallion during a five minute discussion. The pope exchanged medallions and received a bronze Vatican emblem while Friedan gave him the international women’s liberation sign.
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Vatican City
UPI
Betty Friedan
Pope Paul VI
Miss Friedan
Vatican
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Steve Mirra
West High
Kristie Brock
Sid Travis
Arizona State University Band Day
Norman Stanley
Bill Engel
David Tinsley
San Jose
Beaver PomPon
Alden Davis
Ken Bitter
Scott King
Steve Mason
Mark Mason
Blake Bennett
Craig Spotleson
Kim Altobello
Kiwanis Club
Scottsdale High
Kofa High
Yuma
Dianne Straiger
Margo Johnson
Janie Cohen
Jeff Nelson
Coronado
Coronado Fine Arts Department
Los Cantadores
Choralairs
Eugene Hanson
Frank Dubuy
Michael Merryfield
Ace
David McDaniel
Gary Springer
Debbie Robinson
Doug Terrill
Jim Martinez
Robert Hendricks
Criada
Los Hermanos
Theatre Arts
Carey Wilcox
Wilcox
Saber Society
Gary Carson
Gary
Anytown
Saguaro Chess Club
Saguaro Band
Ray J. Davis
Normy Templeton
John Worth
Bobby Romanic
Roger Luks
Danny Walsh
Joe Moorehead
Terry Baker
Kenneth Cox
Carl Orson
Tonto Pta
Helen Wright
Barbara Walker
Richard Childers
Phonics
Pedro Alvarez
Phoenix
E. van Buren
Meyman
E. McDowell
Tempe Center
Mill Ave
Tempe
N. Brown Ave
Kaet-Tv
Pope
Gyawtte
Eee Southwest Drive-In Theatres
van Buren
Byrne
Alana Collins
MIT
Lawrence George Armitage
Julie Corman
Jonathan Kaplan
NEW World Pictures
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