Scottsdale budget talks and teacher union push at two meetings
Scottsdale educators and the Scottsdale Federation of Teachers plan two meetings at the Education Center to discuss the district budget for 1969 70 and the union fight for recognition. The ADA shortfall cut into State aid causing a $20 million budget issue and a $124 000 funding gap.
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Scottsdale Federation of Teachers
Teachers’ Union
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Scottsdale
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Vanant
Ards
Abortion Bill Faces Shifts in House Vote and Senate Pending
Rep Walter Bloom switched from no to yes on the measure while E S Bud Walker opposed it. John Roeder pledges a bill to move abortion law questions to the forefront. The House backed procedural steps as a hotly debated bill progresses, offering licensure for abortions in accredited hospitals under rape incest danger or fetal deformity concerns.
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Maricopa
E.S
Bud) Walker
D-Pima
John Roeder
Maricopa County
Senate
House
McCulloch bill hearing tied to Lake Havasu visit
County officials plan a hearing on the McCulloch bill as Bloom states the committee was invited by the McCulloch Corp to Lake Havasu City for lunch and a tour. The bill would let developers form improvement districts to fund streets sewers and water with tax free bonds repaid by district property buyers.
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City revokes 30 business licenses in Scottsdale
Scottsdale Finance Director Chad Cowley announced the revocation of nearly 30 business licenses for failure to file sales tax returns. The list includes the first mayor and several business owners, with most licenses reinstated after filings or payment arrangements. one remains unreinstated. Norman Wigton’s aviation-supplies license was revoked and he faces city court.
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Malcomb- White
70Th St
Lou Witzeman
Rural Fire Protection Co
Norman Wigton
E. Cypress
Wigton
G. B. Webb
Hickory Pit
E. Oak
D. L
Oak N. Scottsdale Rd
Dodgann’s Dress ‘Shop
S. Old Scottsdale
E.R. Troy
Freshman Senator Attacks Sex Education Curriculum
UPI reports Sen. Terry Jones of Maricopa criticizes a proposed sex education curriculum as undermining social values and morality. He introduces a bill to strictly limit instruction on sex drugs and alcohol, opposing material backed by the Sex Information and Education Council of the United States.
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Phoenix
UPI
Terry Jones
Maricopa
Jones
Sex Information, ‘and Education Council of
United States
Driver license workers end walkout after statewide sympathy action
Workers at the driver licensing division returned to work after a brief walkout by 70 employees statewide. Leaders pledged to address the issues, including cost of living raises, holidays, job classifications, and staffing, with five demands submitted to the Motor Vehicle Division superintendent.
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UPI
Drivers License Bureau
State Highway Department
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Dave
Krel
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Thursday in the News
A concise UPI digest outlines the day’s top stories from politics to world events, presenting brief summaries and highlights across national and international shores. The page offers quick reads on leaders, policy moves, and notable developments shaping headlines.
Garrison vows to link Shaw to Kennedy death plot
New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison told a court he will prove that businessman Clay Shaw conspired with Lee Harvey Oswald and others to kill President John F Kennedy. He said shots in Dallas in November 1963 came from different guns at different locations. Nixon to meet Allied leaders in Europe and seek NATO revival while US delays antiballistic missile plan. The Defense Department will pause the multi billion dollar system after a committee request for review.
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Clay Shaw
Lee Harvey, Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Garrison
Dallas
Washington
Defense Department
Pentagon
Mendel Rivers
House Armed Services Committee
Defense
Melvin Laird
Chairman of Air West dies in Seattle hospital
Nick Bez Sr. chairman of Air West Airlines died today in a Seattle hospital after a brief illness. Bez immigrated from Yugoslavia at age 15 and built his fortune in the Pacific Northwest and Alaska.
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Seattle
Air West Airlines
Nick Bez
Bez
United States
Yugoslavia
Pacific Northwest
Alaska
Free Experimental University Aims Off Campus Classes
The Free Experimental University movement plans organizational classes Monday outside ASU classrooms. Backer Mike Goodman says first sessions will meet in off campus religious centers the ASU Memorial Union study area and South Hall.
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Tempe
Free Experimental “University
Arizona State’ University
Mike Goodman
ASU Memorial Union
South Hall
Sunday Car Sales Ban Bill Introduced in Phoenix
A House bill to prohibit automobile dealers from doing business on Sundays was introduced in Phoenix. The measure, sponsored by Ruth Peck, a Maricopa Republican, and four others, faced rejection by a Senate committee earlier.
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Senate
Maricopa
Ruth ‘Peck
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