Scottsdale teachers favor middle school plan in district study
Education sub committee chair Rev. Locke Bowman reported broad support among Scottsdale teachers and principals for an intermediate school concept. Most favor a district run like a high school with student scheduling, while debates continue on two-year versus three-year middle schools and grade divisions.
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Apache Dances Slated for Scottsdale Street Weekends
Five costumed San Carlos Apashe dancers will perform authentic tribal dances on Scottsdale streets Saturdays starting tomorrow. Bill McGee plans five performances at McGee's Indian Museum and Indian Den Stores with Indian music and narration. Performances run 10 to 11, 1 to 2 30, and 3 to 5 p.m. at McGee's and 11 to noon and 2 30 to 3 p.m. at Pima Plaza.
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Eggs Thrown At Chinese Envoys In Moscow Streets
Soviet witnesses report Chinese diplomats pelted with eggs and apples near Yaroslavsky Station as protests flare in Moscow. Moscow warns of retaliation after 16 days of anti Chinese demonstrations. China denies details while Beijing cites anti Soviet rallies.
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Slaying suspect hunted in Tucson murder case
A middle aged man driving a white pickup is the prime suspect in the murder of 11 year old Frank H. Clawson near his home in Tucson. Deputies describe a 40 to 50 year old, six foot, 180 to 200 pound man seen near the area before the death and have drawn a composite sketch. The boy died after choking on his vomit and belt restraints, with authorities noting probable suffocation.
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Reserve morale blamed as Jeopardy for force restructure
Washington The House Armed Services Committee warned that morale in military reserves has eroded amid Defense Department reorganizations. The panel approved a reserve reorganization bill 27 to 1, with Rep Nedzi dissenting, proposing separate entities for Army reserve and National Guard and fixed strengths of 260,000 and 980,000 respectively.
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New snow moves up East Coast
The Northeast faced a second major snow storm in four days with up to 13 inches on top of existing snow. Atlantic City reported 13 inches while New York City got two. Boston and Rhode Island schools closed. Gale warnings stretched from Block Island to Eastport, Maine as winds reached 30 to 50 mph.
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General Taylor to Speak at ASU in Grady Gammage
General Maxwell Taylor, former Joint Chiefs chair and ex ambassador to Vietnam, will speak at 8:15 p.m. in Grady Gammage Memorial Auditorium at Arizona State University. His talk titled Vietnam In Perspective marks his first public appearance since returning from a Vietnam mission for President Johnson.
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Stock Market Roundup And Dow Jones Dips At Noon
United Press International reports at 2 p.m. EST the Dow Jones industrial average at 853.00 down 4.52, with rails at 227.97 off 0.36 and utilities at 198.89 up 0.15. Noon totals show sales of 5,016,000 shares as major companies including American Can American Motors AT&T Anaconda Arizona Public Service Bendix Bethlehem and Ford Motors appear with various percentage changes across listed equities.
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Vote age change proposed in Arizona House
Arizona legislators debate lowering the voting age from 21 to 18 as the Senate adjourns for the funeral of Sen. Clarence Carpenter D-Gila. House members plan final votes on minor bills while the Appropriations Committee backs $1.9 million for the state hospital diagnostic center landscaping and an old building demolition.
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Nemetz Heads State Law Order Group In Arizona
Walter C. Nemetz was named head of a five member committee to direct a Support Law and Order program for the state American Legion. The panel includes Arizona Bishop, Glendale High School athletics director, and a state Supreme Court justice. Commander Victor W. Kramer cited rising crime and disrespect for authority as the reason for Legion leadership.
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City to Meet Firm on Nonconforming Billboard Removal
Officials from Eiler Outdoor Advertising Co. of Arizona will meet with Mayor B. L. and City Attorney Dick Filler on Wednesday to discuss moving a non conforming billboard on McDowell Road. Police halted workers and Filler warned of arrest if work continued. The sign, placed on city land acquired for Salt River Project well relocation, violated the city sign ordinance and will be removed. The land lease ends in July, timing removal.
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Moon orbiter performing well in lunar mission
Pasadena reports Lunar Orbiter 3 is functioning flawlessly as it circles the moon every 3 hours 35 minutes. JPL says all subsystems operate as planned and a retrorocket burn is set for next Wednesday to achieve 28 miles minimum altitude while capturing 312 photos of potential Apollo landing sites in the Sea of Tranquility Ocean of Storms and Sinus Medii.
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