Scottsdale School District faces criticism over architect selections
A local Scottsdale architect protests the district's classroom and school additions are designed by Phoenix firms. Superintendent Holt and Assistant Holt noted 23 firms were interviewed and that addresses are not used in judging bids, with selection based on presentation staff size and prior experience.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix
Robert J. Kahl
Old
Scottsdale Rd
Streets calm as Greek and Turkish troops patrol Nicosia
In Nicosia Greek and Turkish forces under British command patrolled the city to enforce a cease fire after days of clashes. Official counts cite 17 dead and about 50 wounded with unconfirmed reports reaching 200 dead and wounded.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
FBI Checking Failed Holdup at Valley Bank
The FBI continues to probe the December 9 attempted robbery of Valley National Bank in which Mrs. Reuben H. Gaertner, 38, 8636 E. Diana Dr., handed notes demanding 100000 and claiming seven armed men were present. She was released without bond after five hours pending psychiatric evaluation. trial date not set.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Valley National Bank
Reuben H. Gaertner
U.S
Carl Mencke
Pilgrim Pope Paul VI Itinerary Across Holy Sites in Israel
Israeli officials confirm Pope Paul VI will arrive January 5 at Megiddo from Jordan to meet President Shazar and ministers. He will visit Nazareth’s Grotto of the Annunciation, Mount Tabor Basilica, Tabgha Church of the Loaves and Fishes, and Capernaum synagogue as part of the pilgrimage.
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Israel
UPI
Paul VI
Jordan
Megiddo
Haifa
Zalman Shazar
Levi Eshkol
Shazar
Paul
Nazareth
Annunciation
Jesus Christ
Mary
Nareth
Mount Tabor
Basilica of the Transfiguration
Jesus
God
Tabgha
Capernaum
Christ
Arizona State under NCAA probe over football payments
Albuquerque Journal sports editor Leroy Bearman reports the NCAA is alleged to be investigating Arizona State University for illegal payments to football players in the Los Angeles area. ASU athletic director Clyde Smith denies charges saying inquiries are common and not investigations.
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UPI
Albuquerque Journal
Leroy Bearman
Arizona State University
National Collegiate Athletic Assn
Bearman
Los Angeles
ASU
Clyde Smith
Arizona State
Smith
Bulgarians Riot At U S Embassy In Sofia
Hundreds of Bulgarians attacked the U S Legation in Sofia injuring windows and overturning cars during a 75 minute protest tied to a Bulgarian diplomat's spying trial in Sofia. Demonstrators carried anti U S signs while officials sought police protection.
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UPI
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Sofia
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United States
U.S
Eugenia Anderson
Washington
Ivan-Assen Georgiev
Lusk Corp Files Stocks Request
Lusk Corp of Tucson filed with the SEC for registration of 61 567 shares of common stock. The firm focused on residential communities has expanded Phoenix and Tucson operations into Indianapolis and Albuquerque.
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Washington
UPI
Lusk Corp
Tucson
Securities and Exchange Commission
Phoenix
Indianapolis
Albuquerque
Weather Outlook With Mild Temperature Shift
Sunny day with minimal change in temps. High near 66 today and 68 tomorrow, low around 34. U S Weather Observer Willard L. Greene reported Thursday high 66 and today’s low 38.
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U. S
Willard L. Greene
President Johnson Briefed by CIA Chief McCone
President Johnson, during a secret briefing, met with CIA Director John A. McCone to discuss world trouble spots. He then called in Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman for a conference about his weekend summit at the LBJ Ranch with West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard.
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Johnson City
Tex
UPI
Johnson
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Dean Rusk
Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Lbj Ranch
Ludwig Erhard
Students Dismissed Early for Parada Del Sol Rodeo
Scottsdale students with Parada del Sol tickets will leave at 1 pm on January 31 while the district reviews the first day dismissal policy. The board had considered making the rodeo a holiday and may reverse the practice. No policy statement exists yet for the Phoenix Jaycee Rodeo Parade on March 12.
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Lisa Karson
Jill Dedman
Kathleen Ashton
Scottsdale
Charles Holt
Phoenix
Food and Shelter Costs Hit Record High in November
UPI reports the Labor Department shows the consumer price index rising to 107.4 percent of 1957-59 average, marking a new peak driven by higher food and shelter costs. Housing, groceries, and services led the increases while gas and electricity stayed steady.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Department
Arnold Chase
Labor Statistics
Snowman built in Scottsdale by locals despite rarity
Bill Campana and Dale Peterson built a snowman in Scottsdale along with help from Dale’s uncle Winson Temple who hauled snow from the Mogollon Rim. The figure stood briefly under clear skies as Old Sol melted it the day after it was photographed.
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Scottsdale
Bill Campana
Dale Peterson
52Nd St
Mogollon Rim
Winson Temple
Peterson
Sol
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