UA selects Rosenblatt as acting head of Romance Languages
Paul Rosenblatt, professor of English at the University of Arizona, named acting head of the Romance Languages department. He will assume duties July 1, subject to Board of Regents approval. Rosenblatt, with a Fulbright Hays grant in Brazil, joined UA in 1958 and is a 1949 Brooklyn College graduate, succeeding Renato Rosaldo who stepped down earlier over policy differences.
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Weekend police rodeo slated here
The fourth annual police rodeo will be held tomorrow and Sunday at the rodeo grounds on 47015 6th Ave. Open to all regular police officers in the state, the event will include events. Admission begins at 1 pm each day with prices of 1.50 for adults and 1 for children.
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City installs color coded meters on 12th Street overhaul
City crews replace old parking meters with blue six hour, gold two hour, gray one hour, and green forty minute models. Meters will be spaced eight feet from red curb for maneuvering space and will accept nickels dimes and quarters instead of nickels alone.
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Phone jam expected on Sunday
About 462000 Arizonans will make long distance calls this Sunday Mountain Bell warns Mothers Day callers could face delays. The company says Mothers Day is the busiest day besides Christmas and advises dialing direct, calling Saturday when weekend rates apply, or avoiding on the hour or half hour.
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Fannin names Phoenician aide for Phoenix trip
Joseph Jenckes will become administrative assistant to U S Senator Paul Fannin on May 2. A 1961 UA law graduate, Jenckes previously led the criminal division in the Phoenix U S attorney's office and has held roles as deputy Maricopa County attorney and assistant state attorney general. He succeeds Gordon D Murphy, who will become president of Southwest Savings and Loan Association in Phoenix.
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Tuscon students split on amnesty for draft evaders poll
A Tucson high school poll shows 27 percent favor full amnesty for draft dodgers and 30 percent favor amnesty with a penalty. Nineteen percent want permanent U.S. exclusion. Opinions range from calling evaders moral heroes to advocating lifelong bans. The survey also covers views on Vietnam peace, transit, jobs, urban issues, Davis Monthan Base, presidential powers, Equal Rights Amendment, and school policy.
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Cal Tech Students Hang Anti Nixon Banner in Library
In Pasadena California Cal Tech Debney House students displayed an Impeach Nixon banner in the library amid the Watergate scandal. Oilman Ross McCollum said the banner will cost a million dollars and he planned to donate the money but criticized the institution for failing to control its students.
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