Scottsdale School Supt John Tanner to resign June 30
Scottsdale Progress reports that John Tanner 50 will resign as school superintendent on June 30 after 17 years in administration. He cited new opportunities, declined to specify them, and said he aims to explore options while the district begins its summer planning. Tanner, Missouri native, holds degrees from Northern Arizona University and served at Camelback High School and Gilbert Public Schools before taking over in Scottsdale. He is married to Julia and has two sons, John and Kenneth.
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Scottsdale teachers seek pay for survey services
Members of the Scottsdale Federation of Teachers told Dr. William Odell that they will cooperate in the educational survey only if paid. Joe Esile said the fair rate is 25 dollars per hour per consultant or 1500 dollars per day for the executive board, with three union teachers meeting Odell’s associate on February 1 for two hours and billing 150 dollars. Odell had previously invited cooperation from four organizations and members since January 16.
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President Requests 1969 Foreign Aid Boost for Korea and Vietnam
President Johnson asks Congress for a 1969 foreign aid package totaling about 3.04 billion dollars. The plan includes 480 million for South Vietnam economic aid and a separate credit arms sales program. Warnke links Korea aid to North Korea threats and the Pueblo incident. Odell to conduct a 35000 survey on district educational needs with a July report. Union backs Odell but seeks payment for services.
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Mail sought for men in Vietnam
The Scottsdale Progress announces forthcoming lists of Vietnam service members’ names and addresses. Readers who know the men or wish to send encouragement can mail letters cards and packages to the listed overseas addresses care of Vietnam Mailbox Scottsdale Progress P O Box 1158 Scottsdale.
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Students critique Scottsdale Western town image plan
Fifth year students of Professor Jack Peterson told the Scottsdale beautification commission that Scottsdale should move away from an 1880s Western identity and adopt a modern Western motif with a distinct city identity. They proposed symbolic color signs and varied trees to guide visitors and distinguish areas, favoring modern architecture over old-style copies.
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Yuma Chief Guilty On DUI Charge
Yuma police Chief Joseph Hickey found guilty of driving while intoxicated by alcohol after a jury trial that lasted about five hours. He was acquitted on the leaving the scene of an accident charge. Judge Richard Boylston set a sentencing date. Hickey was released on his own recognizance. He testified he had three drinks on December 22 but could not recall the crash.
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Backers Claim Scottsdale Debates A Farce In Campaign
Supporters of Dan Bartos charge that campaign debates between Bartos and Mayor Bud Tims have been meaningless. Bartos supporters demand genuine debate on Feb 20 as both candidates prepare for a scheduled heigh debate at the Catamaran Restaurant in Scottsdale.
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Weather Outlook: warm and partly cloudy days ahead
The forecast shows variable cloudiness today and tomorrow with mostly sunny conditions. Highs near 76 today and 77 tomorrow, with overnight lows around 43 both nights.
Visitor rammed car into Scottsdale store injuring nothing
An 85 year old visitor from Syracuse New York mis judged pedal and rammed a rental car into The Hogan store at 28 W First Ave Scottsdale. Police cited Walter Scott for failure to control the vehicle. Store owner Joan Bonnell described the crash with smashed displays and front wall damage. car damage estimated at $1000.
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North Vietnam peace talks hinge on U S bombing halt
Moscow reports North Vietnam urges immediate ceasefire as peace talks could start once the United States stops bombing and withdraws troops. In Saigon heavy fighting resumes along the DMZ signaling potential large North Vietnamese offensive.
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Four killed as T 84 jet crashes into home
News brief reports four people died when a T-84 jet trainer crashed into a home in Indianapolis Indiana. Police warn that more victims may be found and the owners of the home are among the dead.
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Arizona Senate to debate DST bill amid daylight time dispute
The Arizona State Senate plans a debate on daylight saving measures tomorrow but daylight time is not on the agenda. The bill passed the Senate with an exemption for Arizona from daylight saving this summer and a statewide vote in November on permanent time. A low pressure system off California may bring light precipitation and possible snow flurries if it moves inland.
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