Scottsdale teachers trim demand in salary talks
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers proposes 1.5 million in salary increases for 1977 78 only if a spring budget override gains approval. A 1.3 million raise would give about 800 dollars per teacher, with 250 extra for long service staff and 200 thousand for other proposals. District offers 500 thousand for raises. administration will respond at a later meet and confer.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers
Afl-Cio
SFT
Walter Hoffman
Hoffman
District Education Center
N. 44Th St
Rampage Killer in New Rochelle Used Illegal Rifle
Police Commissioner William Hagerty said Fred Cowan used an unregistered semiautomatic rifle to kill five people in a hate fueled attack. Notes in his apartment expressed hatred for blacks Jews and the police. Investigators found a small arsenal in his room including muskets a rifle a pistol grenades and bayonets. Cowan attacked at a moving company office where he had been suspended two weeks earlier seeking supervisor Norman Bing.
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New Rochelle
N.Y
Fred Cowan
William Hagerty
Cowan
Hagerty
Nazi Party
Hegerty
Moving Company
Norman Bing
Bing
Equalize Arizona School Funds Boosts Elementary Aid
Arizona Senator Jim Mack proposes three year plan to raise elementary funding by 11 percent yearly while high schools gain 3 percent annually to equalize per pupil state aid. Excess primary funds would fund kindergarten through third grade programs. In the House a tenure repeal bill gets first reading.
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Phoenix
Jim Mack
Rtemper
House
House Education Committee
Arizona marks 65th birthday with growth progress report
Paradise Valley event lauds Arizona statehood milestone from 1912. Bert M. Fireman cites 28 percent population gain over six years and irrigation rising from 300000 to 1377000 acres. Copper output climbs from 150000 to 800000 tons. Legislature notes Lincoln birthday. recall provision debate linked to Taft signing.
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Paradise Valley Memorial Gardens
Scottsdale
Arizona Territory
Bert M. Fireman
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Arizona
Frank Kelley
Obituary for Gertrude McGinty at 85 in Scottsdale
Gertrude A. McGinty 85 died Sunday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. She lived in the Valley 16 years at 8414 E Plaza Ave. Survivors include sons Paul Scottsdale William Carlisle Pa daughter Martha Helms Black Canyon City and six grandchildren. Visitation at Messinger Mortuary Chapel until 9 pm with rosary at 7 pm. Mass Wednesday 10 am at Our Lady of Perpetual Help. Interment at St. Francis Cemetery.
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St. Maria Goretti
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Indiah School
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
Our’ Lady’ of ‘Perpetual Help Catholic Church
Second Street
Miller F Road
St. Francis Cemetery
Oak St
Elderly Tax Relief Advances In Arizona House Committee
The House Ways and Means Committee approved a bill to simplify the tax relief for citizens aged 65 and over. The measure has strong leadership support in both chambers and aims to reform the existing benefit rules tied to income and property value limits.
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Phoenix
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
One-man strike force to tackle organized crime in Arizona
The outgoing U S attorney announced that Kevin F O Malley now with the Justice Department in Los Angeles will devote all his time to fighting organized crime in about two weeks The move aims to strengthen federal efforts in Arizona PHOENIX Bruno Blair resigns as president of two Denver area banks in receivership saying no link to the thrift firms The resignation was announced January 21 and Blair declined comment
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William C. Smitherman
Kevin F. O'Malley
U.S. Justice Department
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Lincoln
Bruno Blair
First Cherry Creek Industrial Bank
First Industrial Bank
Adams County
Freshman lawmakers push tax cap proposal in Arizona
Republicans Bill English of Sierra Vista and Peter Dunn of Phoenix sponsor a constitutional limit on taxes. The measure would cap total taxes at eight percent of statewide personal income, excluding federal revenues in calculating income.
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Phoenix
Bill English
Sierra Vista
Peter Dunn
Regents Reject Navajo College President Resignation
The regents of Navajo Community College rejected President Thomas Atcitty's resignation, offered Monday amid criticism of his administration. Atcitty has led the college since December 1972 and said stepping down would serve the school's best interests and restore harmony.
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Navajo Community College
Thomas Atcitty
Atcitty
Boy Pedestrian Hurt In Scottsdale Crosswalk Crash
An eight year old Scottsdale boy, Timothy Lee Tinsman, is in ICU at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after being struck in a crosswalk by Dana E. Freigruber, 18, on McDonald Drive at 2nd Street. Freigruber was cited for failure to yield.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
McDonald Drive
2Nd Street
Scottsdale Memorial
Timothy Lee Tinsman
E. Solano Drive
McDonald
Dana E. Freigruber
E. Bonita Ave
Hayden Road
McKinley Street
Edwin D. Herriman Jr
Democrats condemn book removals at Arcadia High School
A district meeting passed a resolution denouncing the removal of four books from Arcadia High School's paperback literature course as censorship and a First Amendment violation. The measure targets principal Willard Bandes and Superintendent William Randall, amid ongoing reviews of 16 other titles and a protest by the English department chair.
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Arcadia High
Arcadia High School
Willard Bandes
Scottsdale School
William Randall
Guy Hawkins
Arcadia
Arcadia Area Middle School Meetings Encourage Parent Involvement
Scottsdale School District hosts a series of voluntary info sessions at Kaibab Hopi Ingleside Tavan and Kachina to explain the new Arcadia middle school opening next fall at Ingleside. Seventh and eighth graders from Arcadia will enroll with Ingleside housing younger students at Tavan. Pre registration for sixth and seventh graders starts Monday. Hopi remains K-8.
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Arcadia-area
Scottsdale
Kaibab
Hopi
Ingleside
Tavan
Kachina
Arcadia
Lawmaker urges Cuba talks after Castro meeting
New York Congressman Jonathan Bingham met Fidel Castro for seven hours in Havana during a five day visit and urged direct talks on fishing rights as a step toward normalizing relations. He said there is a good opportunity for better ties though broader normalization awaits the end of the U S embargo.
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Cuba
New York
Fidel Castro
United States
Jonathan B. Bingham
Castro
Bingham
Florida
Bronx
House
Subcommittee On International Trade and Commerce
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