Cartoonist Dr. Nicholas Dallis Wins Kiwanis Decency Award
Dr. Nicholas P. Dallis of Paradise Valley acclaimed for high quality work as the Kiwanis International Decency Award winner before 18,000 attendees in Montreal. He draws Judge Parker Apartment 3-G and Rex Morgan M D.
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Nicholas P. Dallis
Paradise Valley
Judge Parker
Rex Morgan
M.D
Kiwanis International
Dallis
E. Lincoln Drive
Kiwanis
Montreal
University students spread across Japan and the U S colleges
Dr Dollis Geoffrey Pearce of Scottsdale joins 45 University of the Pacific students for the 1973 74 Japan year selecting one of three study tracks in Stockton Calif The list also notes area students named to dean's lists and graduates from Kalamazoo College Baylor University Brigham Young University University of Nebraska at Omaha Rice University Arcadia High School Redlands and Troy State University several nursing scholarships and freshmen enrollments for 1973 74 across several states
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Geoffrey Pearce
Scottsdale
University of Pacific
Japan
Pearce
Stockton, Calif
Elizabeth Foltz
Thomas R. Foltz
E. Calle Redonda
Kalamazoo College
Mich
Nancy F. Welch
Larry Welch
E. Dianna
Baylor University
Waco
Texas
Nancy N. Odegaard
E. Rockridge
Arcadia High School
Kathleen M. Hook
W. G. Hook
E. Cambridge
University of Redlands
Johnston College
Calif
Anderson urges impeachment of Nixon over law violations
Las Vegas columnist Jack Anderson told a press conference at the University of Nevada that Nixon deserves impeachment not for Watergate but for advocating law violations. He criticized Nixon’s calls to tap telephones and open mail, and questioned Agnew’s resignation.
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Las Vegas
UPI
Jack Anderson
Nixon
J. Edgar) Hoover
Anderson
University of Nevada
Spiro Agnew
Zoo keepers match bird missing from open exhibit
Los Angeles Zoo officials report a wattled crane missing from its open exhibit area. The bird, native to South Africa, had its wings clipped but feathers regrew quickly and the crane flew away.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Los Angeles Zoo
South Africa
Scottsdale SEES adult classes start at area schools
Scottsdale Educational Enrichment Service announces adult education classes at five elementary schools and Scottsdale High. Registration runs through Friday in the lobby 4 to 8 p.m. Final registration at first class if vacancy. Topics include allied arts business homemaking and vocational-technical courses.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix zoning proposal attacked at public hearing
At a Phoenix Planning Commission session, the proposed zoning ordinance drew broad criticism as "unreasonable." Former City Councilman Milt Sanders called it a nit picker’s delight. Utilities SRP APS Mountain Bell warned of nonconforming facilities. builders and real estate groups sought inclusion. Only George Cunningham spoke in support, urging consideration for residents. The commission will shape recommendations for the council ahead of the Oct. 23 public hearing.
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Phoenix Planning Commission
Milt Sanders
Arizona Public Service Co
Salt River Project
Mountain Bell
SRP
Jay Stuckey Jr
Central Arizona Homebuilders Association
Phoenix Real Estate Board
George Cunningham
Phoenix
Cunningham
Planning Commission
Bed rest in heart attacks sparks debate among doctors
Doctors acknowledge medicine is not exact and treatment varies by patient. For heart attacks, early bed rest versus early mobilization affects anxiety and complications, with evidence suggesting earlier activity benefits, yet tradition lingers among older physicians.
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Irwin J. Polk
Coronary Prevention Talk At Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Dr. Glenn M. Friedman will present a slide lecture on preventing coronaries and strokes at 7 30 p m Tuesday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Educational Center 7220 E Osborn free to the public The center seats 100 and lies on Osborn and Brown just west of the Post Office
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
E. Osborn
Glenn M. Friedman
Friedman
Osburn and Brown
Naples man blamed cholera and TV in drunken arrest
Antonio Bifulco was arrested on drunken disturbance charges in Naples. His lawyer plans a defense arguing the client heard on television that wine and beer offered protection against a cholera outbreak, noting the program did not specify amounts and that a quart was excessive.
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Naples
Italy
UPI
Antonio Bifulco
Bifulco
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Cartoon Creator
George C. Wiggins
Star Ranch
Veterans of Foreign Wars’ National Finance Committee
VFW
Amy Dixon
Southwestern Preparatory School For Medical Assistants
Mike Sisco
Scottsdale Jaycees
U.S
Fred Chapman
Arizona
VFW District 4
Dollis
Claudia A. Gripman
Brigham Young University
Provo
Utah
Douglas C. Grey
University of Nebraska At
Omaha
Scottsdale Community College
Arizona Lung Association
Carol Eason
Mary J. Dean
Amy C. Burton
J. G. Burton
E. Sage
Thomas G. Hall
T. G. Hall
E. Lafayette
Rice University
Houston
Tex
Robert H. Custer
Troy State University
Ala
Thurs
Scottsdale (Az
Daily Progress
Watergate
Agnew
Tonto
Tonalea Area
Birdell
Coronado
Roger King
Dawn Kennington
Kristy Ryan
Rusty Scott
Tony Coscia
Tonalea
Papago
Tonalea School
Camp Maripai
Prescott
Man and
Wearwell
Jaguar Ladies
Fiorelli
Lambert of
England
Bikeways Cycle Center
East Second Street
Second and
Scottsdale Road
NATO
Pedro Alvarez
Happy Hour
E. van Buren
Salt River
Valley of the Sun
Nia
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