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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1976
Page
6
Gold prices have fallen since the 1970s peak, yet simple all gold pieces show price drops while elaborate designs rise. Tiffany & Co notes a 18 carat gold wedding band moved from 12 to 26.50 dollars in five years, outpacing gold's own gains.
Parker pet Sweet Lips, a 240 pound pig owned by Drewry Little, appeals a municipal court order to remove the animal from his home. Little notes Sweet Lips is a pet not a farm animal while two lawyers volunteer to defend the porker amid fines and local ordinances.
Larry Bell, a Coronado High School science teacher, is among nine Arizona speakers chosen by the U S Office of Education for presentations at the National Conference on Career Education in Houston in November. He represents the Arizona Federation of Teachers and will discuss The Role of the Labor Unions in Career Education. About 350 speakers and 15,000 attendees are expected.
Legal discussion outlines when privacy rights can be protected by injunction or damages in Arizona and Kansas cases. It also explains punitive damages, with examples of reckless behavior and aggravating circumstances leading to exemplary penalties.
Orientation sessions at Kachina and Tavan welcome parents to meet teachers and learn plans for the year. St Theresa Home and School outlines officers, new faculty, and events including dances, troop activities, and fundraisers with upcoming dates and contact details.
A call for an appointment or attendees to a free spinal core class at Precision Chiropractice offices on Tuesday September 21 at 7 00 p m. The column notes health problem answers and provides contact PN Re Ata 602 994 9594 and advises reading every Monday for more health tips.
Congress edges toward a late schedule with House Speaker Carl Albert pledging overnight sessions if needed while Senate leaders warn of long daily sessions. Lawmakers aim to pass unemployment tax adjustments and other bills to clear way for bigger issues, defying Ford’s forecast of a delay.
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