UA astronomer leads Mercury flyby imaging mission
University of Arizona astronomer Robert G. Strom heads the TV imaging and ultraviolet experiments for the Mariner 10 second Mercury encounter on Sept 21. The craft will pass 31 250 miles above Mercury to capture the south polar region and tie hemispheres for a stereo, topographic mosaic.
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Sinatra accused in suit of beating Salt Lake businessman
Frank Sinatra allegedly struck Salt Lake City businessman Frank J. Weinstock in a Palm Springs hotel restaurant in May 1973 as associates shoved him and shouted protect the man. Weinstock testified in a $2.5 million damage suit against Sinatra, Jilly Rizzo, and Jerry Arvenitas.
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Scottsdale YMCA Launches Senior Trailblazers Program
The Scottsdale YMCA begins Senior Trailblazers a father son group for seventh and eighth graders. A October backpacking hiking clinic will precede an overnight trip to the Crown King area. An info meeting is set for 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in Room 115 at Scottsdale High School.
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Labor secretary proposes billion dollar public service jobs plan
Secretary of Labor Peter Brennan urged a $1 billion program to create about 100000 public service jobs if unemployment reaches 5.5 percent, with a $4 billion plan for 800000 jobs if it hits 7 percent. He spoke amid AFL CIO Painters Union talks and noted inflation risks. The plan awaits presidential decision. Treasury and Fed officials back similar ideas. Current $2.6 billion funds already support job training and public service work.
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Kachina-Tawanarea Tribe schedules first pow wow and youth activities
The Kachina Tawanarea Tribe plans an 8 p.m. September 18 kickoff in the school home ec room with parent participation to discuss fall fund-raising. Marilyn Donahue and Judy Nelson lead, with Bill Margoff as president. Soccer, Cub Pack 298, Brownie Troop, and Troop 73 cadette activities expand across Kachina and Tavan as leaders recruit volunteers and base events at local schools and homes.
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Enrollment Dips Slightly at Navajo and Pima Schools
Enrollment for Navajo and Pima Schools opens with 1158 and 1315 students respectively as staff enrollments and orientation programs begin. New teachers join both schools alongside updated lunch prices and a growing schedule of parent, scout, and sports meetings across Navajo and Pima campuses.
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