Neighborhood council meeting sparks political clash
At a Scottsdale meeting chaired by Mrs. James Nite the debate over forming a neighborhood council turned partisan. Bartos accused the city administration of political bias while Mayor Tims defended residents' aims as non political. Attendees, including councilmen Murray Jones and Johnson, watched as tempers flared and a later civil club debate was planned.
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Ken Murray
Bob Jones
Leonard Johnson
Johnson vows U S air raids continue over Vietnam
White House says no halt to bombing over North Vietnam despite recent enemy offensives. Johnson warns Hanoi to show signs of peace if it wants talks, as Medal of Honor ceremony unfolds. In other items, Panmunjom talks eyed for Pueblo crew case, McNamara notes missile pace, Nixon declares candidacy for New Hampshire primary.
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Arizona House Passes Merit System for 12000 State Workers
The Arizona House approved a merit system by 41 to 19 with Democrats denouncing the measure as weak. Opposition focused on a ban on political activity by state employees, echoing yesterday’s debate. Interior Secretary Udall warned against Arizona building its own water project without federal approval. He noted Arizona’s strong resolve to push the $768 million Central Arizona Project if Congress does not act.
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Parada del Sol Rodeo Offers 19015 In Cash Prizes This Weekend
About 320 rodeo cowboys compete for 19015 in cash prizes across four Parada del Sol Rodeo performances. Notable entrants include Larry Mahan from Brooks Oregon Shawn Davis from Whitehall Montana Hugh Cambliss from Albuquerque Gary Tucker from Carlsbad New Mexico and Bob Mayo from Grinnell Iowa. The event opens with a mail delivery raid by Chief Shatka Bearstep and Dirty Al Rance, followed by a Kid s Day rodeo and a parade with around 300 entries through Scottsdale streets.
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Whitehall, Mont
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Albuquerque
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Carlsbad
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Grinnell
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Rance
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C. C. Wilson
Scottsdale
Osborn Rd
Dickson Electronics to test quiet pumps at dawn
Dickson Electronics plans a 4:30 a.m. test run of pumps and motors at its Pima and Thomas plant to allow sound engineers to conduct studies. City crews plant an oleander screen on 10 acres south and west of the plant to reduce noise amid residents' complaints.
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Bill Walton
City Planning Department
Resident Killed in Naval Jet Crash Near Beeville
Lt. Andrew L. Sekan 22, son of Edward Sekan of 6158 Miller Rd, died in a jet aircraft crash during a training flight near Beeville Naval Auxiliary Air Station Texas. A 1962 Coronado High School graduate and first student body president, he entered the Naval Academy in 1962 and was commissioned in 1966. Funeral plans are being made as the community notes a sunny, mild spell with highs near 68 and 70 upcoming.
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Beeville Naval Auxiliary Air Station
Messinger Mortuary
Johnson appeals to labor and management on wages and prices
President Johnson urged labor and management to resist higher prices and wage increases and backed a Cabinet committee to set general standards for wages and prices. He pressed for a penny tax increase, expanded trade with Russia and Eastern Europe, and warned that mistimed actions could threaten economic stability.
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Scottsdale Board faces clash over single teacher bargaining agent
Scottsdale and Phoenix districts clash over recognizing one teacher organization for salary talks. Supt John Tanner warns the Scottsdale board cannot recognize a sole agent though Phoenix unions gain recognition. A secret vote to select an agent and expanded negotiation scope are planned.
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Hearing Set On Health Department Closure Of Hospital
Superior Court Judge William Gooding will hear tomorrow at 2 30 p m an order by the State Health Department to close Physicians and Surgeons Hospital. Hospital owner Daniel T Fridena and attorney Frank Lew obtained a restraining order to keep the closure from taking effect until Friday. Dr George S Spendlove said the 35 bed facility will close by 12 01 a m Monday forinspection denial and staffing issues.
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George S.spendlove
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