Jenkins to Seek Full Term as Scottsdale Mayor
Scottsdale Mayor William Jenkins, in office for 13 months, announces plans to run for a full four year term in 1976. He spoke to city department heads and staff and said he aims to devote more time to mayoral duties, hoping to reduce teaching load at Scottsdale High School. Nomination petitions are due by December with a February city council election and potential run off on March 23. The new term would begin April 6.
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Scottsdale School Ruling May Increase Supplies Costs
State Attorney General ruling requires districts to provide classroom supplies for all elementary students. In Scottsdale this could raise per student costs by 1 to 4 dollars in 1975 76, totaling 18000 to 72000 dollars, and may force hard budget shifting while standardizing materials.
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William Randall
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Arts center debates money versus excellence in city plan
Scottsdale officials examine booking policies for the Scottsdale Center for the Arts amid conflicts between revenue goals and artistic quality. The Fine Arts Commission will craft a policy addressing rehearsals and performances, with the Scottsdale Symphony seeking multiple dates and the center opening October 18.
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Market Rises as Dow Adds 15 Points on Light Volume
The Dow Jones industrial average climbs 15.65 points to 822.67 as trading advances. The report notes broad market strength amid cautious activity and hints at ongoing economic concerns shaping investor sentiment.
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Rockefeller denies meeting Bergman in Medicaid probe
Vice President Nelson Rockefeller testifies he has never met Bernard Bergman, a nursing home operator charged with bilking $1.2 million in Medicaid funds. In Detroit, Charles O'Brien denies Hoffa was in a car he drove the day Hoffa disappeared, per a close associate.
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Scottsdale District nearly completes rehiring of limited nonrenewals
The Scottsdale School District reduced its pool of unre-hired teachers from 20 to two as late resignations enabled rehiring of most staff. The two remaining are in specialized high school subjects and likely will not be offered contracts next year, despite board willingness to intervene.
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Norman White
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Burglary Rates Fall in Scottsdale Areas Slow
Scottsdale police project August burglaries 75, 25 fewer than the monthly average. From Jan 1 to July 31 there were 700 burglaries citywide, with Team II totaling 259, Team I 239, and Team III 202. Team I records 31 burglaries this month while Team H and Til absorb 17 and 18.
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City officials begin first in service training session
About 70 Scottsdale officials and staff attended the first in a series of monthly all day management seminars. City Manager Franklin D. Aleshire opened the session describing it as the end of the beginning.
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