Kachina Tavan students elect officers in busy campaigns
Election fever hits Kachina and Tavan campuses as upper grades finish campaigns with nominations speeches and posters. Russ Fega heads Kachina Student Council with Greg Sexton as VP and Lisa Benn leads Tavan as president.
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Tavan
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Greg Sexton
David Albert
Sandy
Seaton
Russ
Greg
Valley
Jane Ralston
Lisa Benn
Pam McNamara
Nancy Shugrue
Joe Torres
Scottsdale forms new Exchange Club officers at Safari Hotel
F Don Stowell elected president of the Exchange Club of Scottsdale at a recent organizational meeting at the Safari Hotel. Other officers include Duane Martin vice president Dan Musker secretary and Peter Sills treasurer. Board members are Dave Evans Jerry Hoffman Duane Fifer Al Overénd Bud Clifford and John Searaff. Executive committee members are Evans Jack Smades and Albert R Hatcher. Charter from National Exchange Club set for Nov 14.
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New Exchange Club of
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Safari Hotel
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Dan Musker
Peter Sills
Dave Evans
Jerry Hoffman
Duane Fifer
al Overénd
Bud Clifford
John Searaff
Evans
Jack Smades
Albert R. Hatcher
Rhodes to autograph Cookbook at 2019 N 66th St
Congressman John Rhodes will autograph copies of his Congressional Cookbook on Wednesday at 1 30 p m at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Sill 2019 N 66th St The book features recipes from leading Republicans from each state Also present will be state Sen David Kret state Rep Frank Kelley legislative candidate Bob Hungerford and other candidates
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John” Rhodes
Henry Sill
N. 66Th St
David Kret
Frank Kelley
Bob Hungerford
Motorola to grant high pay rise as 1970 year ends
Motorola announces a general pay increase for employees to be reflected in the November 6 paychecks. The raise ranges from 13 to 26 cents per hour, equivalent to 5.20 to 10.40 dollars weekly for a 40 hour week, with engineering and highly technical roles receiving the larger raises. Robert W Galvin, chairman, calls it the largest pay rise in company history. The move aims to provide cash for the marketplace and household needs amid an unusual business year.
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Motorola
Robert W Galvin
Galvin
Earthquake Hits Northern Honshu No Damage Reported
An earthquake jolted northern Honshu early today according to the Japanese Meteorological Observatory. No damage or injuries were reported as a result of the tremor.
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Tokyo
UPI
Honshu
Job Bank aims to fill 2700 seasonal openings this Christmas
The Maricopa County Job Bank plans to fill 2700 seasonal positions with 3800 potential workers including housewives students and retirees. The Arizona State Employment Service runs 250 outlets to collect and list openings and save employers time and travel. Prospective employers are urged to call 252 3971 or visit outlets including Scottsdale 210 Indian School Road and Tempe 601 S Mill.
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Marciopa County
Arizona State Employment Service
O the
State Service
Scottsdale
Indian School Road
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S. Mill
Cocopah
Kiva Cocopah School Book Fair Opens With Paperback Sale
The Kiva Cocopah School Book Fair runs Nov. 3–6 with an all paperback selection priced 50 cents to $1.85. Proceeds fund library books and field trips while a bake sale and TPA membership drive run in tandem.
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Tee Pees
Kiva
Vick Swanson
Arthur Nelson
Voter registration law challenged in Arizona suit
A three judge federal panel in Phoenix will hear Nov. 16 arguments challenging a new state law that would cancel all voter registrations after the upcoming general election. The suit, filed by the Legal Aid Society, claims the law disenfranchises the poor and ethnic groups and disrupts December elections.
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Phoenix
UPI
Ozell Trask
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Walter E. Craigan
William Copple
U.S. District Court
Frank Sagarino
Legal Aid Society
Jerry Levine
Sagarino
Cocopah School Sees Holiday And Halloween Dance Plans
The annual AEA Convention prompts a school holiday on Friday while Cocopah hosts a Halloween themed dance for seventh and eighth graders Thursday at 7 30 pm with 25 cent admission. Kiva EKOLELA Campfire Girls invite four more sixth graders.
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Cocopah
Kiva
Joyce Kohl
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