Boy Wanders Two Nights After Missing School Bus
Fifteen year old Gary Brazeal of Catalina north of Tucson was found unharmed after spending two nights wandering in desert areas nine miles from his homes. He said he slept under a bridge and kept warm with socks for hands as temperatures dipped into the 30s.
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Tucson
Gary Lee Brazeal
N. Lago del Oro
Catalina
Brazeal
Rita Ranch School
Coronado School
Wilds Road
Oracle Highway
Gary
Alis Phipps
Garland Morris
Canyon del Oro High School
Public School Enrollment Falls 2.7 Percent as Teachers Rise
U S government data show enrollments dropping from 46.1 million to 44.8 million over four years while the teacher count grows 6.3 percent to 2.19 million. Elementary enrollment falls 5.9 percent. high school grads rise to 2.82 million in 1975 with girls 50.8 percent of graduates.
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Washington
National Center For Education Statistics
Two Test Crane Chickens Begin Northward Migration
Two young whooping cranes hatched in an international experiment have begun a northward migration from New Mexico toward Gray's Lake National Wildlife Refuge in Idaho. Charles Bryant of Monte Vista National Wildlife Refuge said the birds were sighted in southern Colorado early last week, joined by two others previously released at Gray's Lake, with two more unaccounted for.
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Alamosa, Colo
Charles Bryant
Monte Vista National Wildlife Refuge
Colorado
New Mexico
Gray’s Lake National Wildlife Refuge
Idaho
Gray's Lake
Bosque de Apache National Wildlife Refuge
Canada
Gray’s Lake
Professor J Allen Harlan Dies at 84
J Allen Harlan emeritus UA College of Business and Public Administration professor died yesterday at 84. He taught management from 1960 to 1966 and authored The Arizona Business Game. Survived by son James A. Harlan and three grandchildren. wife Jessie died in 1971. Memorial service pending. Born in Missouri. held leadership posts in industry and academia.
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J. Allen Harlan
College of Business and Public Administration
University of Arizona
Mr. Harlan
The
James A. Harlan
Dayton
Jessie
Tucson
Harlan
University of Illinois
Ohmer Corp
Ohio
Four confirmed for state boards and commissions
The State Senate confirmed four of Gov. Raul Castro's top appointments to state boards. Mirian Sorey of Tucson joined the State Board of Education, Cliff Harkins of Tempe joined the Community College Board of Directors, Robert Prochnow of Lake Montezuma joined the State Community College Board, and Donald Premeau of Giobe joined the State Liquor Board.
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Phoenix
UPI
State Senate
Raul Castro
Mirian Sorey
Tucson
State Board of Education
Cliff Harkins
Tempe
Community College Board of Directors
Robert Prochnow
Lake Montezuma
State Community College Board
Donald Premeau
Giobe
State Liquor Board
Emissions Analysis Improves Economy and Emissions
Emissions Analysis helps keep a car running smoothly with minor maintenance. A well-tuned engine delivers better gas mileage and reduced wear, saving money. It flags ignition and carburetion issues that cause warm-up stumble, power loss, and rough idle, helping maintain emissions standards.
Moscow prepares for 25th Communist Party Congress
Moscow gears up for the 25th Congress with 5000 Soviet delegates and hundreds of foreign guests arriving. The city shows a rare midwinter polish with fresh flower stalls and imported goods in windows. A foreign driver is told to wash his muddy car in time for the congress.
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Moscow
UPI
Communist Party
Rodeo Barbecue Benefit For Tucs on Youth Projects
The Optimist Club of Tucson together with La Fiesta de los Vaqueros plans a rodeo special barbecue behind Jacome's department store in International Alley. Serving starts at 10 a.m. with a $2.50 price. Proceeds support local youth projects per publicity chair Joe Cacioppo.
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Optimist Club of
Tucson
Dist
la Fiesta de Los Vaqueros
International Alley
Jacome’s Department Store
Joe Cacioppo
Military aid bill to face House vote in two weeks
The House International Relations Committee chairman Thomas E. Morgan says a $4.8 billion military aid bill will be voted on in two weeks. The plan includes an end to the Vietnam embargo and $3.4 billion for the Middle East, with expected heavy opposition over cost.
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Washington
U.S
Vietnam
House International Relations Committee
Thomas E. Morgan
D-Pa
Middle East
Arthritis Lecture by Persellin at Arizona Medical Center
Dr. Robert H. Persellin of the University of Texas Medical School will speak at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow at the Arizona Medical Center auditorium on advances in arthritis diagnosis and treatment. The lecture, sponsored by the Southwest chapter of the Arthritis Foundation, is free to the public and will be followed by a Q A. He will also speak at 8 p.m. Wednesday at Tucson Medical Center and at noon Wednesday to physicians and medical students in Arizona Medical Center room 5403.
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Robert H. Persellin
University of Texas Medical School
Persellin
San Antonio
Arizona Medical Center
Southwest
The
Arthritis Foundation
Marshall
Tucson Medical Center
E. Grant Road
N. Beverly Blvd
N. Campbell Ave
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American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Arizona Mortuary East
Textile Finishing Machinery Co
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R.L
Frigidaire Corp
Mr. Harlan Was
Missouri
Society For Advance
Montcome
State of Arizona
Montgomery
Automotive Center
Mon
Sun
E. Broadway
el Con
Congress
Jcpenney Insurance Companies
Sam & Olds
JC Penney Insurance Companies
N. 7Th St
Suite 4
Arizona
Jcpenney
Michelin Steel
Ae An Tentl
N. First Ave
E. Speedway
S. Palo Verde
Fry Blvd
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Dougla
Interbank
Valley Bank
Valley National Bank
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