Scottsdale District Eyes Full Compliance With Sex Discrimination Rules
Title IX officer Dr. Ira King outlined seven areas of concern including curriculum counseling clubs facilities employment and athletics. The board reviewed a compliance action plan, deadlines for high school athletics by July 27 1978 and planned construction at Coronado Arcadia and Scottsdale High Schools to equalize facilities. A grievance procedure and a human relations director were among recommendations with emphasis on funding resources staff training and broad community involvement.
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Scottsdale School
Ira King
King
Jack Kearney
Coronado
Arcadia
Scottsdale
Vocational schools fail to attract girls nationwide study says
A Penn State survey of U S vocational high schools finds no schools actively encouraging girls to enroll in traditionally male trades. Researchers Morgan Lewis and Lynne Warfield Kaltreider note teacher stereotypes curb girls from auto mechanics plumbing and electricians while some counselors reject female applicants.
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State College
U.S
Pennsylvania State University
Morgan Lewis
Lynne Warfield Kaltreider
Penn State
Efforts to Boost Girls in Scottsdale Vocational Courses
Scottsdale Vo Tech Director Bob Berryhill outlines actions to raise female enrollment in traditionally male fields. Counseling, course displays, and background reports help show job opportunities and realities while challenging stereotypes across Scottsdale High School and five district high schools.
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Scottsdale
Vo-Tech Career Center
Bob Berryhill
Vo-Tech
Scotts
Dale High School
Berryhill
Indian activist warns on rights and forums
Vine Deloria Jr. urged that American Indians push treaty rights issues to international forums as Carter's human rights agenda stalls. He doubts the president will address Indian problems beyond talk. The Arizona Legislature debated open meetings and building code enforcement with mixed committee results and a Supreme Court ruling on guardianship of three White Mountain Apache children.
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Tucson
Carter
Vine Deloria Jr
Deloria
Jimmy Carter
Phoenix
Arizona
State Supreme Court
High Court
Pima County
Valerie Duryea
Shirley
Joe
Stephen Lupe
North Scottsdale 240 Acre Planned Development Approved
Scottsdale planning commission approved a 240 acre northeast area development by Diversified Property Development at Shea Boulevard and 104th Street. The plan sets varied housing densities to meet the Northeast Area Plan, with 756 units proposed over five years. The commission rejected a maintenance requirement for a wash and approved related use permits for two executive aircraft hangars and an office warehouse complex, amid resident protests over industrial noise and density impacts.
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Scottsdale
C Inc
Shea Boulevard
104Th Street
Shea
Commission
Diane Cusack
George Schoneberger
Schoneberger
Thunderbird Industrial Air Park
Sena
Miller and McKellips Rol.ce
G.D. Salzman
Emall
Burt Barshay
FDA may allow saccharin sale as nonprescription drug
The FDA eyes keeping saccharin available over the counter while banning its use as a food additive. Spokesmen indicated an announcement this week, amid opposition from diabetics and dieters and scrutiny over animal cancer studies.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Associated Press
Health, Education and Welfare
Joseph A. Califano Jr
Jack Walden
Wayne Pines
Obituary for J Verne Taylor longtime Valley resident
J Verne Taylor 76 retired advertising consultant for Don Clark and Associates and Valley Country Club member died Monday in Desert Haven Nursing Home. Native of Utah he moved to the Valley 12 years ago residing at 7748 E Coolidge St survived by wife Catherine children Dr R Taylor Gene L and Wynne Anne Weight and 14 grandchildren. Friends may call 6 to 8 p m at Messinger Mortuary Chapel 7601 E Indian School Rd. Services 11 a m Thursday at Scottsdale Fourth Ward LDS Church 2202 N 74th St Interment in Utah Memorials to Primary Children’s Hospital or Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children Salt Lake City.
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J. Verne Taylor
Don Clark and Associates
The
Valley Country Club
Desert Haven Nursing Home
Utah
Mr. Taylor
Valley
E. Coolidge St
Taylor
Catherine
Dr. R. Taylor
California
Gene L. and
Wynne Anne Weight
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School
Scottsdale Fourth Ward
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
74Th St
Children’s Hospital
Shriners Hospital
Salt Lake City
Milligan Rites Observed After Prescott Death
Jeffrey A. Milligan 29 former Scottsdale resident and New York native died Sunday in Prescott Community Hospital. Survivors include wife Marcina and children Patrick Sean Teresa, parents Frank A Milligan of Scottsdale and Mary Miller of California, a brother and sister out of state, and one grandparent. Visitation 2–4 and 7–9 p.m. at Green Acres Mortuary. Scripture service at 8 p.m. Mass 10 a.m. Thursday at St Daniel's Church with interment at St Francis Cemetery.
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Jeffrey A. Milligan
Scottsdale
Prescott Community Hospital
Mr. Milligan
New York
Prescott
Sun Master Awning Company
Marcina
Patrick
Sean
Teresa
Frank A
Mary Miller
California
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden Rd
St. Daniel’s Catholic Church
E. Latham Drive
St. Francis Cemetery
E. Oak St
Man Arrested on Heroin Sale Charge in Scottsdale
Scottsdale police arrested 22 year old Steven Vehling of 7234 E Coronado Rd on heroin sale charges after a Maricopa County grand jury indictment. Vehling held on 2200 dollar bond in county jail pending his initial hearing.
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Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Grand Jury
Steven Vehling
E. Coronado Rd
Vehling
Gas station robbed in Scottsdale by man with gun
A suspect described as having shoulder length hair robbed Whiting Brothers at 7630 E. McDowell Rd. of $3.50 early this morning. The attendant said the thief asked for a gas can and then oil, threatened with a gun, and took cash from the register after claiming he could not open the safe. A car with two watchers was seen nearby about five minutes earlier.
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Scottsdale
Whiting Brothers
E. McDowell Rd
Kissinger to be cited for 1976 humanitarian award
Henry Kissinger will receive the 1976 International Humanitarian Award of Variety Clubs International in New York. Past recipients include Winston Churchill Albert Schweitzer George Washington Carver and Helen Keller.
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New York
Henry Kissinger
Variety Clubs International
Winston Churchill
Albert Schweitzer
George Washington Carver
Helen Keller
Judge weighs ruling on Dunlap's bail request
U S District Judge William Copple will decide by week’s end on Max Dunlap’s bid for bond in the murder case linked to the June Bolles bombing. Co-defendant James Robison faces similar scrutiny as prosecutors oppose release.
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Dunlap
Phoenix
U.S. District Court
William Copple
Max Dunlap
Arizona Republic
Don Bolles
Chandler
James Robison
Dun
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