HEW proposes increased funds for Arizona colleges
Federal money for Arizona college facilities would rise to 7.07 million for next year and 9.07 million in 1968 69 under HEW review. Grants support classroom and lab construction with a one third federal share. Regents also consider modest board and room rate hikes at UA and NAU and review a costly new Chemical and Physical Sciences Building bid.
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Arizona
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Board of Regents
Congress
Univrsity
Regents
Arizona State University
G. Homer Durham
Durham
Northern ‘Arizona University
NAU
Lawrence Walkup
Chemical and Physical Sciences
del Webb Corp
University of Arizona
Sherwood E. Carr
Walter L. Engl
Hussein A. Kamel
90 Inch Disk Arrives For Arizona Telescope Mirror
The 90 inch disk for the University of Arizona Kitt Peak telescope arrived from General Electric in Cleveland. It will be the state's largest mirror until the 150 inch disk arrives next year. A year of grinding and polishing is expected before installation at Steward Observatory optical annex in Wichita? No, 301 E. 7th St.
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University of Arizona
Kitt Peak
General Electric
Cleveland
Kitt Peak National Observatory
Steward Observatory
E. 7Th St
Car Cycle Crash Injures Airman at Davis Monthan
An airman identified as Eric Johnson is in good condition at Davis Monthan AFB Hospital after a motorcycle car crash yesterday. He suffered jaw and nose fractures and possible skull injury. The 7:05 p.m. crash occurred at E 22nd Street and Mountain View Avenue. The auto driver was Fred Grigalvo, 4456 E Montecito St.
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Davis- Monthan Afb Hospital
Eric Johnson
E. 22Nd St
Mountain View Ave
Fred Grigalvo
Montecito St
Regents Elect George W. Chambers as President
Regents vote to name George W. Chambers of Tucson as new president while Arthur Shellenberg of Phoenix becomes secretary and Leon Levy of Tucson takes the treasurer post. The announcement highlights Chambers, Shellenberg, and Levy as key officers.
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George W. Chambers
Tucson
Board of Regents
Arthur Shellenberg
Phoenix
Leon Levy
Citizen
George W. Chambers Elected Regent Leader for Coming Year
George W. Chambers has been elected president of the Board of Regents for the coming year, succeeding Mrs. Vivian Boysen of Douglas. He has served on the board for six years of his eight year term and will lead officers including Leon Levy as treasurer and Wesley Goss as assistant treasurer. Chambers, a Tucson resident since 1939, previously held key posts at Tucson newspapers and remains active with the Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society and several state organizations.
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George W. Chambers
Board of Regents
Chambers
Vivian Boysen
Douglas
Regents
Leon Levy
Tucson
Wesley Goss
Superior
Arthur Schellenberg
Phoenix
Norman Sharber
Flagstaff
Lodge aids less chance children program
Associate members of Pima Lodge 20 of the Fraternal Order of Police with Myerson's White House Department Store outfitted 20 underprivileged elementary school children this year. The lodge, with 750 to 1000 members, raised funds through a pancake breakfast gifts and collections. Each child received shoes dress underclothes and accessories. This program has run for several years.
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Pima
Lodge
Fraternal Order of Police
Myerson
White House
Associate Lodge
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