Scottsdale School District enrolls 22,000 pupils for new term
Twenty two thousand students return to Scottsdale schools as enrollment rises to about 6,000 at the three high schools and 16,000 in 16 elementary schools. About 630 elementary students will study in temporary facilities with 21 portable classrooms and church spaces used for instruction.
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Arcadia High
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Arcadia
Scottsdale High Bus Policy Triggers Parent Protests
About 20 parents protested the Scottsdale School District plan to limit bus service to students living at least 20 miles from high schools, up from two miles. A W Flowers cited tax rate relief and other factors while promising review of private routes and student rates. The board tabled the matter for further study.
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Soloma Little School
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Steward Flaschen
Flaschen
Weather Outlook With Warm Trend And Potential Thunderstorms
Mostly fair conditions persist with some afternoon and evening clouds and a chance of brief thundershowers in nearby mountains. Slight warming expected today. High near 10, low tomorrow 73, yesterday's high 6 and today's low 77 per U.S. Weather Observer Willard L. Greene.
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Willard L. Greene
March for Jobs and Freedom Draws 100000 in D.C.
Tens of thousands marched from the Washington Monument to the Lincoln Memorial in a rally styled for jobs and freedom. Organizers and leaders urged end to racial discrimination with calls for FEPC law and equal rights now. The crowd included diverse whites and Blacks, with political figures observing and leaders meeting GOP leaders Dirksen and Halleck.
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Congress Nearsrail Strike Averting Bill For Rail Crews
Congress expected to pass a Senate measure to refer firemen jobs and train crew composition to a seven member arbitration board. The bill would bar a strike for 180 days and set a two year arbitration award, with Kennedy awaiting signature before 12:01 a.m. Thursday.
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Printer Raymond Rippl Dies at 49 in Scottsdale
Raymond G. Rippl a longtime Appleton Wisconsin native and printer at the Scottsdale Daily Progress for 18 months died en route to Scottsdale Baptist Hospital after a heart attack at his home He was born September 7 1913 in Appleton Wis Survived by wife Violet B Rippl three sons James David and Larry five daughters Thomas Schaffer Sharon Dime Valodd Rochelle his mother Mrs George Rippl a sister Mrs Cyril Burton and brothers Clarence and George Ripps Funeral arrangements are with Messinger Mortuary.
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Messinger Mortuary
Two rescued as 25 miners trapped in Utah potash mine
UP I reports two men pulled from the Utah potash mine after an explosion left 25 construction workers trapped 3,000 feet below. A rescue worker says nine survivors answered from debris, with 16 still unaccounted. temperatures reached 130 degrees as teams battled carbon monoxide.
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Mosquito Population Rises in Valley County Areas
Dr S F Farnsworth warns the mosquito population is growing faster than seen before due to heavy rains in a normally dry area. The Division of Environmental Sanitation faces swamped complaints and lack of manpower. Residents urged to clean breeding sites around homes.
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Drillers Close In On Trapped Miner Louis Bova
Rescue workers drilled through 303 feet of earth to reach the chamber believed to hold Louis Bova who has been trapped since August 13. A microphone and camera were lowered to detect life while Lt. Richard Anderson listened for any breath or heartbeat from the surface.
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UPD
Louis Bova
Richard Anderson
County Lawyer Asked Opinion On Enrollment
The Scottsdale School District seeks a legal opinion on whether it has authority to determine if a student living with relatives in the district qualifies for district school enrollment. Superintendent Charles Holt notes many out of district youths apply after moving in, with varied reasons including past dismissals. He cites hardship cases where aid may be justified, but concerns about abuse of the system are rising.
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