Coronado High opens with tours and pep rally plans
Coronado High School announces an open house Tuesday with a 7 15 p m band performance and 7 30 orientation in the auditorium. Introductions of faculty, class visits by parents, booster club refreshments, and student council concessions planning follow.
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Coronado Coronado
CHS
Booster Club
Coronado
Chaparral Firebirds
Scottsdale
Solarno
W. Missouri
Phoenix
Barnard
Bryn Maur
Mt. Holyoke
Radcliffe
Smith
Vassar
Wellesley
Convicted in 1975 Estates Gallery holdup
Le Roy Frix 49 of Willcox, a Sierra Vista land developer, was found guilty by a Maricopa County jury of armed robbery in the Aug 4 1975 Estates Gallery heist at 4211 N Scottsdale Rd. The case tied up a gallery employee and $69 000 in jewelry. Frix faces a mandatory five year firearm enhancement with sentencing next month.
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Estates Gallery
N. Scottsdale Rd
James E. Hutchinson
Harvey Flader
James Minter
Chess tournament summer events spark U S Chess drama
The summer saw four major U S chess tournaments with two national titles decided. Mark Diesen and Michael Rhode shared the U S Junior title, Diane Lavereide defended the U S Women's Championship, and Cyber 170 the computer dominated class B but was denied a prize amid rules dispute. Rhode earned an international master norm, and the event featured young players 12 and 13.
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Ross Williams Copley
United States
U.S. Chess Federation
World Chess Federation
Mark Diesen
Potomac
Michael Rhode
South Orange
N.J
U.S
Memphis
Tenn
Diesen
Groningen
Netherlands
Rhode
Schilde
Belgium
Manhattan Chess Club
New York City
Michael Wilder
Joel Benjamin
New York Area
Diane Lavereide
Teton Village
Wyo
Lavereide
Culver City
Calif
Tbilisi
Ussr
Saratoga
Paul Masson
Walter Browne
Berkeley
Control Data
Cyber 170
Minneapolis
Area Births List From Memorial and Phoenix Hospitals
Memorial Hospital records show Gary B Ward and Patricia welcome a boy on Sept 8 at 6502 E Hubbell. Good Samaritan reports Pill J Sorenson and Gabriela with a girl on Aug 11 at 6033 E Sweetwater Ave.
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Good Samaritan
Sorenson
Pill J
Gabriela
E. Sweetwater Ave
Sarrar
Wasfi and
Sadiqua
N. 68Th St
Roper
Philip A
Charlotte
E. Vista Drive
Reed
Michael L
Patricia
E. Fairmont
Connie L
47Th Place
Phoenix
Olshan
Neal H
Mary
E. Fairmont Ave
Schnittea
Richard J
Yvonne
E. Piccadilly Rd
Schwarz
Hans J
Carol
E. Edgemont
Odom
Benjamin S
Susan
N. 45Th Place
Carpenter
Arnold
Linda
E. Portland
Reminiscing of the Early Arizona Pioneer Meeting
The Scottsdale Historical Society resumes its monthly meetings with a Bicentennial program titled Reminiscing of the Early Arizona Pioneer. The event on Tuesday at the Little Red Schoolhouse Scottsdale Mall includes a slide presentation and a summer slide show. Starts 7 30 p.m.
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Scottsdale Historical Society
Little Red Schoolhouse
Scottsdale Mall
Foundation names Oeser president at Arizona Kidney Foundation
At its annual meeting the Arizona Kidney Foundation elected James H. Oeser as president. New officers include Dr. Sherwood E. Denton as vice president David I. Thomas as secretary Leonard Moran Jr as treasurer and John Puhala and Kelsey Moline as members-at-large. Immediate past president is Douglas A. Bean.
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James H. Oeser
Arizona Kidney Foundation
Sherwood E. Denton
David I. Thomas
Leonard Moran, Jr
John Puhala
Kelsey Moline
Douglas A. Bean
Mexico adopts price controls and wage hikes after devalued peso
The Echeverria government imposes price freezes and retroactive wage boosts to offset sharp inflation after the peso float. Wage increases range 16 to 23 percent across income brackets, with a 10 percent cap on many essentials. Labor unions suspend plans for a nationwide strike as rubber workers sign new contracts.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Luis Echeverria
Echeverria
U.S
Border business bears brunt of peso devaluation
U S businessmen along the Mexican border tighten belts after the peso floated to about 20 per dollar. San Diego El Paso report mixed effects with 10 percent drop in El Paso and Nogales merchants fearing deeper impact. In Douglas trade fell over 50 percent as cross border shoppers dried up, prompting layoffs. Officials from Laredo to San Isidro note a 40 percent sales decline. Nogales fears prolonged hardship for six months.
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Tucson
U.S
el Paso
Tex
San Diego
Calif
Tijuanay
Chamber of Commerce
Laredo
San Isidro
George Uribe
Nogales
Council members join development program
City council members Heinz Hink and Jeffrey Schubert are named to the joint city Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce economic development committee. The panel will help attract business, inform on services and policies, and meet with firms considering relocation in Scottsdale. The chamber also adds a 20 member task force to advise for the next year.
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Heinz Hink
Jeffrey Schubert
City
Chamber
City worker nets 105 for economy idea
Richard Kelly of the fleet maintenance section received a 105 dollar award from Mayor William Jenkins at a city council meeting. His suggestion to repair old master brake cylinders rather than replace them could save the city about 1055 dollars annually. The Employe Suggestion Program began in July and has collected over 40 ideas aimed at saving money or improving services, including safety tips.
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Richard Kelly
William Jenkins
Kelly
Jenkins
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