Judson School Teachers Quit and Seek Accreditation Probe
Two Judson School teachers, Max Potter and Michael J. Hughes, resigned after petitioning the Arizona State Committee on Accreditation to investigate the school's compliance with standards for a college preparatory program. They fault library size, turnover, and uncertified staff while school officials deny the claims and cite recent accreditation approval.
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Publisher Knowland to Wed Las Vegas Divorcee
William F. Knowland publisher and editor of the Oakland Tribune, 63, will marry Las Vegas divorcee Mrs Ann Dickson 38. They have taken out a license but no date was announced.
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Fall fatal for youth on Squaw Peak descent
Phoenix teenager Mike Angle, 17, fell 50 to 60 feet while lowering on a rope that failed near Squaw Peak. He died from head injuries after striking rocks in a crevasse as two companions Ken Richter and Ron Metelski assisted and notified authorities.
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Fire damages classroom at Yavapai Elementary in Scottsdale
A morning blaze at Yavapai Elementary School 701 N 76th St Scottsdale caused about 1000 dollars in damage to a sixth grade classroom with books and a bookshelf burned and heavy smoke spread to the room. Rural firefighters report the fire under investigation and add minor smoke damage to nearby rooms. A separate incident at 2000 N Scottsdale Rd damaged a 1962 Pontiac owned by Bob Sampson from a carburetor backfire with 100 dollars in damage confined to the engine area.
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Arrests rise as antiwar protests sweep cities
Antiwar demonstrations surge with fires, vandalism and police clashes across multiple cities. Over 360 arrests reported including at Army Reserve sites. sit ins occur at state capitals and campuses from Illinois to Maryland, Michigan, Texas, California, Massachusetts and New York, with injuries and tense confrontations.
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Agnew Accuses Democrats of Slandering Nixon Over Bombing
Vice President Spiro Agnew says top Democratic candidates slandered President Nixon as U.S. bombing escalates in Vietnam. Muskie asks for network time to respond, while Humphrey McGovern Kennedy campaign in key states ahead of Tuesday primaries. Kennedy says he is not running.
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Elderly Woman Sued by Termite Exterminators Scam
In Salem Oregon 91 year old Carrie Thomas fell victim to a scam by moving ex terminators who claimed termites. Two men Holland and Washington pleaded guilty to obtaining money by false pretenses with brief jail terms and restitution obligations. A third man awaits trial as the case heads to the Marion County grand jury.
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Life-Saving Classes at Scottsdale YMCA Begin
Scottsdale YMCA starts six week life saving classes on Mondays and Wednesdays 7 to 9 pm led by Jerry Beavers with fees 15 for members 18 for non members and 20 for non member adults Junior classes run Saturdays 9 am to noon for six weeks for ages 12 to 16 The Water Safety Instructor badge course runs April 28 to 30 and May 5 to 7 costing 15 member 18 non member youth and 20 non member adults.
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Nordwall to Speak at Scottsdale Democratic Woman's Club
Curtis Nordwall, candidate for the Fourth District, will address a Scottsdale luncheon at Ye Olde Lantern on Tuesday. Reservations are required. He will discuss how reapportionment affects the Indian population.
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