ASU Chicanos protest alleges job discrimination on campus
More than 300 MECHA members protest on Arizona State University campus alleging widespread job discrimination by administration. MECHA spokesman Herman Alcantar Jr. says a complaint will be filed with HEW and, if not answered within 10 days, a Title XI suit will be pursued. The group cites limited Chicano hiring, few Chicano professors, and no top administrative posts as proof of bias.
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ASU
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Washington, D.C
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Equal Opportunity Employment Ct
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Jack Penick
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Lewel
Arcadia High hosts eighth grade orientation and club fairs
Arcadia High holds an orientation for eighth graders and parents from 6 45 to 9 30 p m designed to show core academics and many activities. Teachers counselors and administrators answer questions in the cafeteria while students from clubs athletics and other activities present information in the gym. Information and registration forms are handed out for later appointments.
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Arcadia High
Arcadia
Interior order sets Indian rights to CAP water allocation
The Interior Department signed a draft order defining Indian rights to Central Arizona Project water. It proposes that four reservations share 257 000 acre feet annually over 20 years with Indian users first priority and the rest sold to non Indian users. Fort McDowell would receive none under the draft.
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Scottsdale Dog Fanciers Aid Scholarships at SCC
The Scottsdale Dog Fanciers Association adds $200 to the Scottsdale Community College scholarship fund each year. Donations go to the college’s financial aid office and are awarded to students under the association and scholarship committee criteria. You can call Scottsdale Daily-Progress at 994-9311 anytime.
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