Weather Summary Highlights Broad Temperature Spread Across Regions
United Press International reports a broad temperature range with mild to warm conditions in many areas. Temperatures around 3 am ranged from 35 in Phillisburg Pennsylvania to 96 at Needles California, while the Great Lakes to New England saw 40s and 50s and the Deep South 60s. Showers dotted Upper Michigan Iowa and Missouri with a southerly flow bringing thunderstorms to Texas and the Pacific Coast remaining mostly clear.
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State AA group to meet at Safari Hotel conference
The Arivorié Alcoholics Anonymous State Committee will open a three day annual conference September 19 at the Safari Hotel for 1,700 members and others interested in problem drinking. Lou H. of North Hollywood will open sessions with a 6 30 p m address. Open to the public. Registration starts Friday noon.
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Alaska's Arctic oil rights fetch record sales
Alaska completed a day long sale of oil rights in the North Slope yielding more than 900 million dollars in total sales and a top price of 28 233 per acre. The two company bid consortium including Getty Oil and Amerada Hess paid 72 277 133 dollars for 57 parcels among 450 858 acres offered. Governor Keith Miller hailed the day noting funds would fund tax relief for 285 000 residents amid protests by 25 Dikimos at Point Barrow.
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Arizona CAP financing study weighs state water project
A group of Arizona legislators and officials met with New York Power Authority brokers to discuss funding for the Central Arizona Project CAP potential state financing emerged again with talks of revenue bonds backed by water contracts. Counselors noted 6 to 7 percent interest and possible tax options including higher sales tax or electricity taxes.
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Kachina-Tavan Area Welcomes New Faculty and PTA Plans
Kachina and Tavan schools introduce new teachers across grades with staff from Florida, Nebraska, Missouri and Texas. Enrollment reaches 837 at Kachina, 764 at Tavan as the PTA lays plans for the year including a pennant day fundraiser and a general meeting October 14 led by President Mrs. Arthur Bethancourt.
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Premiers Meet Again After Hanoi Funeral Visit
Sources report the Soviet and Chinese premiers held frank talks in Beijing after Ho Chi Minh's funeral in Hanoi. It was their first meeting since February 1965 when Kosygin briefly visited Peking.
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Tot Dies After Fall Into Irrigation Ditch in Mesa
Henry Boyle aged 18 months died from injuries after being pulled from a Mesa irrigation ditch near his home by his father. The child, son of Mr and Mrs Edwin Boyle of Mesa, had been in critical condition since the incident on September 3.
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Pima-Navajo area candidates active in Navajo and Scottsdale events
Active campaigning for Pima Navajo area Council candidates with nominating petitions due by Wednesday. Navajo School to hold assemblies and candidate forums on Sept 18 and 19. Sixth grade Junior Girl Scout Troop 270 begins meetings at Pima School. Scottsdale YWCA hosts silk screen demonstration. Scottsdale Parks to sponsor family day at Chesnutt Park Sundays 2 to 10 pm. Scotts dale High football teams practice at Pima field with Little League lighting help. Newsletter offers discipline guidelines for back-to-school, including dress and study time, bike security, and home-study expectations.
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