Pima College Must Verify Enrollment to Preserve Funds
Pima College faced potential withholding or tentative approval of thousands of dollars in state funding until it verifies enrollment and occupational courses. State official Frey criticized the college’s cataloging of vocational offerings and noted conflicts in figures, while praising some instructors as technically skilled but academically underqualified.
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Pima College
State Department of Vocational Education
Dean Frey
State Department
Frey
Rudy Melone
Cochise College
Walter Ditzier
Pima
Dugler
Ditzler
Economics Workshop For Arizona Teachers On Campus
Thirty Arizona secondary school teachers will attend a two week Economics Education Workshop at the University of Arizona starting Monday. The program is funded by a $4,132 grant from the Arizona Bankers Association and other Arizona business firms and runs through June 25.
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Arizona
University of Arizona
Arizona Bankers Association
Apache Misses Flight in FAA Certificate Process
Apache Airlines failed to board a morning flight to Douglas as FAA officials in Phoenix continue scrutiny for an air taxi certificate. Supervisory inspector George South noted progress depends on Apache meeting strict equipment, pilot, records, and paperwork requirements amid a prior Coolidge crash that killed 12. hearings for other airlines on state routes proceed today and Monday.
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Apache Airlines
Federal Aviation Administration
Phoenix
Douglas
George South
FAA
General Aviation Division
Apache
Coolidge
Prescott
Lake Havasu City
Kingman
Las Vegas
Ney
South
George Dembow
William R. Johnson
Arizona Corporation Commission
Sun World Airlines
Kachina
Suiger Airlines
Boy Scouts Flag Day a Community Tradition
Cub Scout Charles Mann, nine, of 6901 1/4th St, raises a flag daily for weeks and helps a neighbor, Mrs. Brooks, at 6902 E 4th St. American Legion leader James Murphy urges Arizonans to honor Flag Day June 14, 1777, sharing flag history from Betsy Ross to Francis Hopkinson and noting debates over the original designer.
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Gee
Charles N. Mann
Gordon L. Brooks
United States
Betsy Ross
George Washington
Continental Congress
Francis Hopkinson
Treasy Department
Congress
Tucson Police veteran to retire after 22 years of service
Captain Arthur W. Barleycorn head of the services division announced his retirement after 22 years with the Tucson Police Department. Born in London and arriving in Tucson after World War II, he plans rest then work, aims to finish a business administration degree, and has five sons and two daughters.
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Arthur W. Barleycorn
Tucson
Barleycorn
Otilia Dr
Bernard L. Garmire
London
United States
Pima County
Barleycomn
Virginia
Coliseum and fairgrounds study approved in Arizona
The Joint Legislative Budget Committee approved a long range study to craft a master plan for the state fairgrounds and Veterans Memorial Coliseum. Fair executive director Jim Jones said the study would take six to eighteen months to finish.
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Phoenix
Joint Legislative Budget Committee
State Fairgrounds
Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Jim Jones
Fair
Forest Fire Precautions Beefed Up
Ten new check stations will open this weekend to warn motorists of fire danger in the Coronado National Forest. The Forest Service has dispatched 25 men from Idaho’s Sawtooth National Forest to patrol the Catalina Mountains. Open fires remain allowed in developed areas except in the Graham Mountains, with a urging to use commercial camp stoves where possible.
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Coronado National Forest
U.S. Forest Service
Sawtooth National Forest
Idaho
Catalina Mountains
Clyde Doran
Graham Mountains
Doran
Pablo Casals to Broadcast Color Cello Concert Sunday
A color telecast of cellist Pablo Casals in a live concert will be shown Sunday on KUAT TV Channel 6. It marks Casals first nationwide TV appearance in the United States. Transmission will begin via satellite.
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Pablo Casals
Puerto Rico
Kuattv
Channel 6
University of Arizona
Casals
Begia
Catalina Foothills Family Faculty Association
Kuatam
UA Public Radio
State land survey urged as Bettwy notes costs
Arizona land commissioner says a comprehensive title search of all state land is needed but not imminent. Rep Hank Fenn asks for a full audit to confirm ownership, citing Ft Huachuca and other lands. Bettwy estimates a $50 000 cost and admits no complete state land record exists since 1912.
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Richard Casey
Benson
Arizona
Andrew L. Bettwy
Hank Fenn
O‘benson
State of
Fenn
Jack Williams
House
Tim Barrow
Maricopa
Senate
William Jacquin
Tucson
Ft. Huachuca
Bettwy
New Mexico
Land Department
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DADS
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E. Broadway
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