Scottsdale School Board To Review Paddling Policy
The Scottsdale School Board will consider a revised corporal punishment policy along with 26 other student policies at Tuesday night’s meeting at Mohave Elementary. The proposal allows paddling only with strict safeguards and parental consent, while an abolition option remains available for discussion.
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Scottsdale
Mohave
86Th St
Norman White
White
William Randall
Sam Childs
Supreme Court
ERA gains committee approval in Arizona Senate panel
The Arizona Senate Judiciary Committee endorsed the Equal Rights Amendment 7-2 and sent it toward a floor debate. leaders expect a narrow defeat. Supporters hope to sway swing votes while opponents warn of federal control over state laws and other jurisdictions.
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Phoenix
Arizona Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
U.S
Arizona House
House Judiciary Committee
Shirley Odegarrd
ERA
Alfredo Gutierrez
D-Phoenix
Odegaard
John Pritzlaff
R-Phoenix
William Swink
D-San Manuel
Bill Hardt
D-Globe
Swink
Hardt
Mark Harrison
Arizona Bar Association
American Bar Association
Trudy Camping
Bess Stinson
lawmakers consider five member sentencing panel in maricopa and pima
State Senator Bob Hungerford proposes a five member panel to aid judges in maricopa and pima counties with felon sentences. Presiding judges would appoint panels of three judges and two laymen but would not be bound by panel recommendations. A separate push seeks a state Department of Commerce to unify 29 regulatory bodies despite expected resistance.
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Phoenix
Bob Hungerford
Scottsdale
Maricopa
Pima
Department of Commerce
James Ratliff
Sun City
Navajo police monitor DPS plan for aerial marijuana smuggling detector devices
Navajo Police Lt. Kellogg says Arizona DPS will install electronic devices on the Navajo Reservation to curb small aircraft marijuana smuggling. An aerial survey is underway to identify potential landing strips for smugglers.
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Window Rock
Arizona Department of Public Safety
William Kellogg
DPS
Nude dancing shocks Tubac art colony residents
Tubac residents upset by a new form of art in the community. The Tubac Inn hosts nude dancing, drawing protests from locals including gift shop owner Larry Alderman who warned about what he saw.
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Tubac
Tubac Inn
Larry Alderman
Scottsdale school board to weigh sound system upgrades
The Scottsdale School Board will consider spending 34031 to install eight new sound system consoles in eight elementary schools Hohokam Hopi Ingleside Kachina Kaibab Kiva Tawan and Yavapai replacing seven faulty units and one severely vandalized unit Bids from four firms will be reviewed plus a transfer of Dr John Bruscemi to Chaparral High School and credit by exam options for Arizona History Constitution and Government and Hebrews courses with prerequisites and testing steps outlined by district officials.
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Scottsdale
Hohokam
Hopi
Ingleside
Kachina
Kaibab
Kiva
Tawan
Yavapai
Ken Jones
Loloma
Supai
John Bruscemi
Coronado High School
Chaparral High School
Bruscemi
Stuart Kammerman
James Curlett
Mountain View High School
Mesa
Fred Pratt
North Central Association of Secondary Schools
Tucson
Pratt
J. Mack
M.D
Pat Barham
Calle Redondo
Arizona
Jay Gaskins
Arcadia
City Public Works
Jenkins
Straiger
Marc’Straiger
Mgr
Dale Carter
Progress
Palo Verde
Gaskins
Kaiser-Aetna
K-A
Campana
R.W
Campana & Straiger
Chamber of Commerce
Las Vegas
Obituary: Ella Ferguson 81 Dies. Phoenix Rest Home Pioneer
Ella Ferguson 81 died Friday at her home 5328 E Virginia Ave funeral services set for 10 a.m. Tuesday at A L Moore and Sons Mortuary. She owned rest homes in the Phoenix area for nearly four decades and founded Casa de Vesta Rest Home in 1930 retiring in 1960. Survivors include sister Grace Niehuis Phoenix brothers Charles Niehuis Phoenix and O A Niehuis Lansing Michigan.
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Ella Ferguson
A.L. Moore and Sons Mortuary
W. Adams
Casa de Vesta Rest Home
Grace Niehuis
Phoenix
Charles Niehuis
O.A. Niehuis
Lansing, Mich
Betty Curtis 67 dies in Maricopa County Hospital
Betty Viola Curtis 67 of Scottsdale died Tuesday at Maricopa County Hospital. A Nebraska native who moved to the Valley in the late 1950s she worked in nursing and convalescent care and stayed active in civic life. Survivors include son Richard D Curtis daughter-in-law Barbara Paradise Valley daughter-in-law Karen Curtis Nebraska three sisters and six grandchildren. Services were held Thursday at Green Acres Mortuary.
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Betty Viola Curtis
Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Nebraska
Curtis
18Th Place
Methodist Church
Richard D
Barbara
Paradise Valley
Karen Curtis
Green Acres Mortuary
Charles H. Moye 81 Dies in Phoenix VA Hospital
Charles H. Moye, 81, a retired maintenance foreman, died Thursday at the Phoenix Veterans Administration Hospital. A Valley resident for 16 years, he lived at 1835 North 70th Street. Survived by his wife Laila, daughter Marjorie Hinkle, a grandchild, and two great grandchildren. Services were held today at Mercer Mortuary.
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Charles H. Moye
Phoenix Veterans Administration Hospital
Valley
Mr. Moye
N. 70Th St
Laila
Marjorie Hinkle
Woman prefers stock market to bingo in Omaha
Rebecca Friedman, 74, visits a brokerage daily for 16 years with a green lunch sack, watching 260 Penn Central shares on the electronic board. She says she enjoys the process more than gambling and loves seeing how the market works.
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Omaha
Neb
Rebecca Friedman
Penn Central
Tipsy driver tips wagon in Parada del Sol parade
Simon Olson 61 of Indian Horse Trails Country Club was cited for driving while intoxicated after his wagon nearly tipped, hit a light pole, ran over two bicycles and struck a parked horse during the annual Parada del Sol parade. No injuries were reported among riders.
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Simon Olson
Indian Horse Trails Country Club
Indian Bend Rd
Ole Simon
Girl Clings to Critical Condition After Two-Car Crash
A 17 year old Scottsdale girl Laura L Seaman remained in critical condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after a Sunday morning crash at Hayden and Chaparral Roads. Police say George J Kreutzer 46 ran a red light and is suspected of intoxication. Parton of Tempe vehicle occupants were treated and released.
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Scottsdale
Laura L. Seaman
Hayden
Chaparral
George J. Kreutzer
Kreutzer
E. Vista Drive
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