School Board Barred From Delegating Powers in Bargaining Accord
Firestein warned the board may not surrender its authority to employ personnel govern the district or enforce courses of study even within a bargaining agreement. He flagged five delegated areas including class size limits specialist staffing health care policy consultations and overall governance as void under law. Teacher leaders reacted with surprise and offered no comment pending review.
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Firestein
SEA
Red Brick Schoolhouse eyed for Chamber move and mall plans
City officials and the Chamber of Commerce discuss saving Scottsdale's 62 year old Red Brick Schoolhouse by moving chamber offices into the building on Main Street. A visitor center could accompany the chamber, with renovation costs unsure and a nearby shopping mall planned for Main Street.
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Gordon Robbins
Scottadale
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Main Street
B. L
Bud) Tims
A. J. Collins
East Main Street
Collins
Tims’ Seseaten
Chambers
Cllensker Ét Commerce
Stunetars St
Civic Center
O Dave Harris
City Community Development For
Harria
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Civic Forum set to name Scottsdale council slate
Scottsdale Civic Forum plans to announce its candidate slate in the second week of September. Attorney Don Maxwell says the group is not backing a single candidate and may support incumbents. The forum aims to coordinate leadership and discuss issues like schools, not merely politics.
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Jack Karie
Scottsdale
Mel Appling
Bud Tims
Tims
Maxwell
Valley Ho
Tye
Chairman Stegall Overdue as Scottsdale Planning Chairman
Roy Stegall will not be chairman tonight, and he hasn’t chaired for five months. The seven member Scottsdale Planning Commission was to elect a new chairman annually, with Stegall having been elected in March 1970. The commission discovered the omission and plans to choose a chairman at tonight’s meeting, but Stegall declines to run for the office again.
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Roy Stegall
Scottsdale
College aims for 1500 evening students this fall
Scottsdale Community College expects about 1500 enrollment in evening classes this fall, a 50 percent rise from last year, with 134 evening sections across science liberal arts fine arts communications and business training.Registration continues today and Wednesday with new curriculums boosting demand.
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Scottsdale Community College
Larry Stevens
Stevens
Reading policy sparks district concerns over ninth grade benchmark
DENNIS CARROLL Progress Staff Writer reports that school district officials fear the states new reading proficiency rule may hurt bright and slow learners. Superintendent Gabriel Reuben criticizes a ninth grade reading standard as an average measure, urging a system that fits individual potential.
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Dennis Carroll
State Board of Education
Gabriel Reuben
Reuben
Rezoning Seen as Buffer to North Scottsdale Road
Planning Commission to consider multiple zoning changes including a four acre service residential proposal by Jay C. Stuckey Jr. to create a professional office complex north of Camelback on Scottsdale Road. The plan aims to provide a commercial buffer while four other requests include apartment zoning near 70th Street and Palm Lane and parking lot additions at Shoeman Lane and Wells Fargo.
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Scottsdale Road
Camelback
Planning Commission
Vista ‘Drive
Jay C. Stuckey Jr
70Th Street
Palm Lane
W. R. Schulz and Associates
82Nd Street
Chaparral
Shoeman Lane
Wells Fargo
Scottsdale Towers
McKinley and
Pima
Lagunita
W.r.schulz
Weather forecast for today and Wednesday
Sunshine and warmth prevail this afternoon with a few thundershowers possible late today. Temperatures near 100 with lows around the upper 70s. Wednesday looks mostly sunny with high in the upper 90s and a 10 percent chance of rain.
Market ends sharply higher on Nixon policy shakeup
New York stocks rose strongly in heavy trading as traders absorbed President Nixon's sweeping economic policy announced a week earlier. The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed 11.39 points to finish at 903.77, its best in six weeks near the close.
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New York
Nixon
Freeze exception pleaded in Texas pay raise request
Attorney General Crawford Martin asked the federal government to permit a special case under the freeze to raise pay for Texas state employees and teachers. He ruled Gov. Preston Smith lacked authority to defy the federal freeze order.
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Washington
Texas
Crawford Martin
Martin
Preston Smith
Two Men Arrested in Marijuana Raid in Scottsdale
Scottsdale police and Arizona Department of Public Safety agents arrested Donald Leonard Williams 26 and Peter Blair Neptune 22 after seizing 44 kilos of marijuana and nine firearms at a home 6365 East Indian School Road. Det. Bob Greenwald said the suspects were under surveillance for about two months. Weapons included a sawed off shotgun. investigators suspect some guns were stolen. Additional charges are pending. value of marijuana and heroin found was not disclosed.
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Scottsdale
Department of Public Safety
Donald Leonard Williams
Peter Blair Neptune
Maricoga County
E. Indian School Rd
Bob ‘Greenwald
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