San Francisco Strike Settlement Tentative Amid Protests
San Francisco leaders announced a tentative settlement in the police and fire strike after marathon talks led by Mayor Joseph Alioto. Supervisors attacked the mayor’s handling and sought state patrol help as most officers remained on picket lines and violence occurred.
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San Francisco
Marathon
Joseph L. Alioto
Board of Supervisors
John L. Molinari
Alioto
Molinariaid
Police Officers Association
Cocopah Cocopah Cherokee Kiva Band Ends Summer Program
The Cocopah summer band program ended with an outdoor concert on the Cocopah campus. Over 100 students from Cocopah Cherokee and Kiva participated in four levels with soloists and a narrated piece. The program, run by Cocopah director Harry Woolard and assistant Bill Schaar, also featured a cafeteria concert and a Big Surf outing.
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Betty Reedy
Cocopah
Cherokee
Kiva
Steven McCabe
Greensleeves
Clyde
Harry Woolard
Woolard
Bill Schaar
SCC Plans Late Registration for College Credit Classes
Scottsdale Community College schedules late registration for college credit classes from August 25 to 29. Associate dean Donald R. Bradshaw says students may register during drop add without penalty, with hours 1 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. in the Student Center lobby. In morning hours, applications are accepted. registration ends at 4 p.m. on August 29. Catalogs and fall schedules are free at the campus Student Center 9000 E Chaparral.
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Scottsdale Community College
Donald R. Bradshaw
SCC
Betty Ford Says White House Bedroom Policy Too Political
First Lady Betty Ford tells McCall's that the White House practice of separate bedrooms is too political and she sleeps with her husband as often as possible. She notes letters from across the country challenging the tradition and discusses attitudes toward couples living together.
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New York
Betty Ford
White House
Ford
Susan
Myra MacPherson
National gambling opposed by official
LAS VEGAS AP says a Justice Department official contends nationwide casino gambling would cause major problems for the industry and law enforcement. Richard P. Crane Jr. testified that limited legalized gaming could work in some places but warned of organized crime infiltration and weakened control if extended nationwide. The Commission on the Review of the National Policy Toward Gambling heard witnesses as it considers possible new legislation.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Justice Department
Richard P. Crane Jr
Los Angeles
National Gambling Commission
Nevada
Commission On
United States
Van Auto License Van Visits Scottsdale Office
A Maricopa County Auto License Division van will visit Scottsdale starting Monday, parked at Civic Center Plaza from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on select Mondays in September. The van will handle all auto license transactions while the previous office at 7232 First St. remains closed.
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Maricopa County Auto License Division
Scottsdale
First St
Lee Prins
Civic Center Plaza
What is the Bureau on Aging and its mission
The Bureau on Aging in Arizona, part of the Department of Economic Security, carries out the Older Americans Act. It plans coordinates and evaluates elder programs, raises awareness of aging issues, aims to reduce isolation, promote community involvement, and prevent premature institutionalization.
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Bureau On Aging
Arizona
Department of Economic Security
Bureau
Arizona Department of Economic Security
E. McDowell Rd
Phoenix
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Joseph Alioto
Jerry Schroff
Firemen’s Union
Alito
Edmund Brown Jr
Marion Spillman
Lois Reade
Kelly Gibbs
TPA
Marcy Hontz
Virginia Valour
Terri Beach
Sydney Selby
Becky Harper
Debbie Straup
Lisa Anderson
Kristin Paisley
Barbara Wissman
Jennifer Thompson
Jamie Paige
E. Indian School Rd
Scottsdale Pharmacy
Greerie
Fountain & Food Service
Scottsdale Rd
Mate
Van
Washington, D.C
Louis Harris
American Association of Retired Persons
National Retired Teachers Association
Kaet Channel 8
Office of the Higher Education Act of 1965
KAET
Arizona State University
Tempe
Elks NO
64Th
Oak Streets
Elks & Guests
Flaco
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