Scottsdale teachers labeled most frustrated by NEA evaluators
NEA team led by Dorothy Brooksby spent three days assessing Scottsdale Education Association findings show teachers feel unheard in negotiations and frustrated yet remain dedicated to student learning. evaluators urged SEA to boost community involvement and public relations while noting strong teacher commitment despite urban growth and gaps with district leaders.
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Progress
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National Education Association
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Scottsdale Education Association
NEA
Phillip Strittmatter
SEA
Brooksby
Strittmaller
Scottsdale gets federal grant for airport runway and taxiway
The city secured 47126 in FAA funds to extend runway apron 550 by 350 feet and add a 150 by 40 foot taxi strip plus a remote wind tee at Scottsdale airport. Growth exceeded expectations with 100 daily takeoffs and landings as 50 planes are based there.
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Bill Donaldson
Federal Aviation Administration
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Shea Blvd
Scottsdale Aviation
Arizona Conference of Seventh-day Adventists
Arizona
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Tucson
Flagstaff
Sedona
Parker
Grand Canton
Loch Ness Monster safety tips sent to Scottsdale officials
Police officials in Loch Ness Scotland sent Scottsdale a list of crowd control and safety measures used there to protect citizens from a monster, including fog heavy rain night hours closure and keeping children away from the water. The city manager said Chief Inspector Sir Angus MacFergus advised youths under six be kept ten feet from shore and younger fishers anchor themselves to a tree or rock while landing a large fish.
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Scotland
Scottsdale
Bill Donaldson
Eldorado Park Lake
Donaldson
Angus MacFergus
Oo MacFergus
Dui’ Park
Warm spell continues with near 89 today
Fair and continued warm weather reported with today reaching about 89 and tonight’s low near 48. Tomorrow’s high expected around 88 with similar mild overnight temperatures.
END HUNT, YOU'RE IT CHICAGO STRIKE DAY JOKE
A management employee forced to work as a telephone operator during a strike cannot reach area code 312 or operator 344 because he is in area code 312 and is operator 344, a supervisor explains. The amusing exchange highlights confusion amid labor action in Chicago.
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UPI
Phone talks halted in 42state telephone strike standstill
Union officials suspend key negotiations as Alabama injunction case against picketers looms. 25 CWA members arrested in Alabama and Kentucky. Kentucky action overturned. Executive committee will not review proposals until injunction is dropped. About 200000 workers idle. 13000 Pennsylvania Bell workers strike over reopening clause. Federal mediation planned. services near normal due to automation.
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UPI
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Southern Bell Telephone Co
Communications Workers
Kentucky
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Western Electric Co
Joseph A. Beirne
Communications Workers of America
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CWA
Bell Telephone System
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Bell Telephone Co
Pennsylvania
Arid Management
Talks on preliminary Vietnam peace stall in Vientiane talks
U.S. Ambassador William H. Sullivan met North Vietnamese Charge d Affaires Nguyen Chan in Vientiane but no agreement was reached on preliminary peace talks. Officials described the session as informal with no notes exchanged, deepening the deadlock over site selection for initial Hanoi-Washington contacts.
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UPI
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U.S
William H. Sullivan
Laos
Robert J. McCloskey
Sullivan
Nguyen Chan
Chan
Vientiane
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Hanoi
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Thant
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Warsaw
Geneva
City youths face year round recreation plan post vandalism talk
Vice Mayor Ken Murray led a night meeting with eighteen youth group representatives including the Boys Club and Scottsdale School District to curb park vandalism. They proposed a 12 month program and neighbor watch, with juvenile talks and parental accountability, plus possible court and cleanup involvement.
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Boys’ Club
Scottsdale
Manualarafc
Murray
Roger Smith
Rosemary Hurley
Scottsdale Council
PTA
Algerian President Boumedienne Survives Gun Attack
Two assailants opened fire on a car carrying President Houari Boumedienne near Algiers. Boumedienne escaped with a cut lip from flying glass, officials said the attackers were killed, one bodyguard reportedly died, and the incident followed a cabinet meeting as Boumedienne crushed a prior coup attempt.
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UPI
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Ghetto rebuilding bill gains Senate Banking Committee approval
The Senate Banking Committee backs an Administration plan to fight urban decay with a $5.7 billion housing program over three years. New and extended programs aim to help ghetto residents buy and rebuild homes. Russia seeks Warsaw as Vietnam talks site. Saigon reports a major South Vietnamese paratrooper drive into A Shan Valley with light resistance so far.
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Senate Banking Committee
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Warsaw
London
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Hue
South Vietnam
Humphrey speaks at bi racial breakfast in Oxford
Vice President Hubert Humphrey addressing a bi racial breakfast in Oxford Mississippi spoke to an audience that included Lieutenant Governor Charles Sullivan and Negro leader Charles Evers. The event marked his gradual southern outreach as he weighs a 1972 campaign bid.
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