Arcadia High Girls File Sex Bias Complaint
Two Arcadia High School students accuse the school and its Key Club of sex discrimination in denying them membership. They filed with the Department of Health Education and Welfare, seeking a hearing under Title IX rules. The district argues the club is exempt as a high school Kiwanis affiliate, but the plaintiffs insist membership decisions cannot be sex based.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcadia High School
Pamm Whiffen
Nancy Ehlers
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Key Club
Kiwanis International
Ted Jarvi
HEW
Jarvi
William Randall
Randall
Maricopa County
Change of venue sought by Hatton
Public defender James Edgar seeks a change of venue in the case of John Hatton a Tempe man charged with murdering two Scottsdale 12 year old boys on November 7. The trial remains postponed as Judge Charles Hardy will hear venue arguments next Tuesday at 4 pm. Hatton who reported finding the bodies at Canton Apartments Tempe previously faced an obstructing justice charge and was extradited from Florida after a December grand jury indicted him for the murders.
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James Edgar
John Hatton
Tempe
Scottsdale
Hatton
Superior Court
Charles Hardy
Jeffrey Schlosser
Kelly Kardell
Canton Apartments
Florida
Arizona
Hardy
Deadly Sun Beats Down on Scottsdale Pipe Work
Workmen install a 300 foot pipe into an underground lake beneath Scottsdale. A canvas shield blocks the sun as Arizona heat tops 116 degrees. Crews assemble each 12 inch pipe length after drilling. The site is at Miller and McDowell Roads.
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Scottsdale
Arizona Sun
Miller and
McDowell Roads
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital seeks 8.5 percent rate hike
The State Department of Health Services must decide by Friday on Scottsdale Memorial Hospital’s proposed 8.5 percent rate increase totaling 1,155,295 dollars. If granted, it would be the second hike in a year, following a 10.1 percent rise last September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Shue
State Department of Health Services
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
SMH
Scottsdale Memorial
Maricopa County
Council
Health Services Department
Dave Butler
CHPC
Butler
Hoffa family posts 200000 reward for missing leader
In Detroit the Hoffa family announces a 200000 reward for information leading to the safe return of Jimmy Hoffa, ex Teamsters president. Also in Detroit Ford reports July car sales strongest since October but down two percent from last year. New York John Scott says FBI offered 100000 to 200000 for his son Jack to cooperate in Hearst probe. FBI denial follows.
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Detroit
Jimmy Hoffa
Teamsters
Ford Motor Co
New York
John Scott
FBI
Jack
Patricia Hearst
Hostages Free As Terrorists Release Initial Group
In Kuala Lumpur seven hostages were freed by Japanese Red Army terrorists including an Australian woman with three children and a Malaysian mother with two children. About 50 captives, among them the U.S. consul, remained in custody as negotiations continued.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Red Army
U.S
India frees Indira Gandhi with retroactive electoral reform
Parliament passed retroactive amendments to the electoral code by voice vote with one dissent to overturn Indira Gandhi's conviction for corrupt electoral practices. The measure moved to the upper house where passage was also assured.
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New Delhi
India
Indira Gandhi
Arizona’s record heat hits 116 in Valley
The region endures triple digit heat with 116 degrees in the Valley tying a month high set in 1972, while historic records show 120 degrees in Gila Bend and 127 degrees in Ft Mohave and Parker in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
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Arizona
Mercury
Gila Bend
Parker
North Scottsdale Associates seek plan for 240 bed hospital
The group previews a two phase 240 bed hospital at Pima Road and Shea Boulevard with Charter Medical Corp backing. First 160 beds could be ready by January 1978 at a cost of 12 million, with 4.4 million for phase two.
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North Scottsdale Associates
Pima Road
Shea Boulevard
Maricopa County
North
Scottsdale Associates
Kaiser Aetna
Vernon Fetterman
Whalen
Health Planning Council
Scottsdale
Scottsdale approves site plan for downtown elderly center
Scottsdale city council approved a three phase plan for a downtown senior citizen center with architect Wilson Jones and partner Jerry Mah to sketch a master plan. The initial phase will be about 5,000 square feet within a 12 000 to 15 000 square feet building, funded by 317000 in federal community development funds.
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Wilson Jones
Scottsdale
Parks and Recreation Commission
STEP
Second Street
Civic Center Plaza
Jones
Jerry Mah
Charles Heinecke
Mah
Billie Gentry
Area bankers backs Fed tight money policy in Scottsdale
Scottsdale bankers dispute Rep. Henry Reuss about Federal Reserve credit restrictions. Mike Foster of Bank of Scottsdale cites inflation as the long term danger while describing tightening as wise. Roy Johnson of Valley National Bank notes ample local money and analyzes monetary supply trends through mid 1975. Kenn Ross of First National Bank sees inflation as broader than the business cycle and foresees a flat economy into early 1976.
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Scottsdale-area
Henry Reuss
D-Wis
Federal Reserve
Reuss
House Banking Committee
Fed
Congress
Mike Foster
Bank of Scottsdale
Foster
Cern
Scottsdale
Roy Johnson
Valley National Bank
Johnson
Kenn Ross
First National Bank
Ross
Greater Phoenix
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Lebanon
Defense Ministry
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Tyre
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76Th Street
Ozzie Burton
Milton Gan
Washington St
Phoenix
Michael Ellis
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