TWA veteran Norman Hartline marks 30 years in Tucson office
Norman Hartline, 53, helped open the Trans World Airlines downtown ticket office in Tucson and recently celebrated 30 years with TWA. He arrived in 1956 from Kansas City, supervised the first Tucson ticket office, and remains active as automation nears. He expects to stay on the job as long as possible, continuing to serve varied ticket buyers.
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Young Tucson rider Joshua Taiz wins Saddle Seat class
Joshua Taiz, four, son of Sidney and Mrs Taiz of Tucson, wins the Saddle Seat Equitation at the California Professional Horseman's Association event during the Southern California Expo in Del Mar. The win earns him entry to the association medal final in October in Los Angeles. He also qualifies for the United Professional Horseman's Association National Challenge Cup finals in November in Kansas City and for the Chapter One finals in September in Pomona, California.
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Visiting faculty member named to college entrance board program
Lawrence M. Alcamoni of the University of Arizona Office of Institutional Research and Development is named to the visiting faculty of the College Entrance Examination Board's third annual Institute on College Entrance Academic Placement and Student Financial Assistance. He lectures on academic placement and credit policies through Friday at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
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University of Arizona
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Three Teens Named Eagle Scouts in City Ceremony
John R. Garcia 15 Mark Radnovich 1 and Bob Sommerfeld 13 have been named Eagle Scouts. Garcia of 8149 E Colette Pl is the son of Ronald J. and Mrs Garcia and a Sahara High School sophomore. Radnovich of 3014 E Elo St is the son of Adan and Josephine and a Catalina High School freshman. Sommerfeld of 1626 N Richey Blvd is the son of Robert W and Beatrice M Sommerfeld and a Catalina freshman.
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E. Colette PL
Ronald J. Garcia
Sahara High School
Clock at Golden Gate Bridge to stay until it drops dead
San Francisco officials reject a $9,226 bid to replace the 35 year old conventional clock atop the Golden Gate Bridge plaza. Directors vote to keep the old analog clock in place as commuters rely on it to gauge arrival times.
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Raven on Bike Rides Keeps Watch Over Cyclist
Rod McBroom rides with his pet raven David perched high on his bicycle. The month old raven accompanies the cyclist, serving as a head ornament during rides and sharing the outing as a quirky companion.
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Bomb damages five Yank cars in Athens suburb Glyfada
A bomb exploded in Glyfada, a fashionable Athens suburb, damaging five vehicles of U.S. military personnel. No injuries were reported as authorities noted one car destroyed and four damaged. Speculation tied the blast to a new US-Greek defense treaty allowing access to installations, which opposition parties condemned.
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Creek Defense
How Arizonans Voted on National Issues This Week
A chart of Arizona lawmakers voting records in Washington. Senate: DeConcini opposed an amendment expanding public financing to primaries. Goldwater supported it. Cloture motion to end the filibuster failed 49-45. House: Rhodes Stump Udall backed a $10.4 billion public works bill. Rudd did not vote. Several farm, food stamp, and sugar policies were debated with mixed votes and several amendments rejected.
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Island resident eyes Lake Erie crossing in record attempt
Bob Elfers of Kelley’s Island aims to swim across Lake Erie, about 63 miles at the widest point, after Aug 1. He seeks to beat the current six mile open water record, trains six miles daily mostly at night, and plans to start at Headland’s Beach Fairport Harbor ending at Port Stanley Ontario.
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Bob Elfers
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Lake Erie
Port Stanley
Oatario
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Parents name baby Jamie Elizabeth Jubi Lee in jubilee year
London AP report notes Mr and Mrs Lee of Glamorgan Wales named their daughter Jamie Elizabeth Jubi Lee to mark Queen Elizabeth II’s silver jubilee year. The piece mentions a baby weighing 175 pounds at birth, now 183 pounds, with hopes to reach 190 for buoyancy and insulation during swimming.
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Mrs. Lee
Journal of the Institute of Population Registration
Glamorgan
Wales
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