Schellenberg Elected President of State Regents
Arthur Be Schellenberg of Phoenix, veteran regent since 1963, was elected president by the Arizona Board of Regents to take office January 1, 1970, succeeding Wesley P. Goss of San Manuel. His term runs through 1971, with other 1970 officers named and UA actions approved including a $4.1 million increase for capital outlay and McKale Memorial Center funding.
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San Francisco Probes Noxious City Odors
Sanitation inspectors were ordered to locate the source of unpleasant odors that have enveloped parts of the city in recent weeks. Dr Ellis Sox city health director cited possible causes including slaughter houses rendering plants in Butchertown, natural mud flat smells, vehicle exhaust, trains and burning at dumps. He said inspectors would work with the wind to identify the source.
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Christmas Eve Concert Draws 2000 Performers at Music Center
Los Angeles reports the county's 10th annual Christmas Eve concert features 12 hours of continuous music with choirs orchestras and soloists. About 15,000 people attended last year.
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Doctors find five inch pencil lodged near heart in boy
Ten year old Jack Davenport Jr. suffered chest pains after a bus run and six doctors found no cause until an operation revealed a five inch pencil wedged between his breastbone and heart. The patient remained hospitalized with no condition report released.
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Pianist Ellen Ballon Dies in Montreal at 71
AP reports concert pianist Ellen Ballon died Sunday in Montreal aged 71. Her career highlighted performances with major orchestras and premieres of new works.
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