House Republicans advance bills on racing and water
Phoenix UPI reports the House Republican majority advanced several bills for floor action Thursday. A racing bill would prohibit monopoly operation of racing plants and boost the State Racing Commission's powers to investigate and regulate racing. A water bill would create a State Water Commission to replace the Interstate Stream Commission and coordinate water conservation and allocation efforts.
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Public Health Panel Advances Smoke Ban in Elevators
Phoenix UPI The House Public Health Committee approved a bill prohibiting smoking in public passenger elevators to protect non smoking riders. The panel also backed a monthly waste discharge report bill while killing a Senate measure revoking water and sewage treatment plant operators.
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Teachers Near Agreement Resume Talks On Non-salary Items
Negotiations between the Scottsdale Education Association and the school district were set to resume with non-salary items on the agenda. SEA leader Josephine Sawaia said salary talks await a revised budget proposal while district leader Emil Sarpa proposed a $300 across the board raise with a salary freeze.
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City Council Opens Tow Truck Contract Bid
The council vote 7-0 to issue a bid for a single firm to remove vehicles involved in accidents. Police Captain Richard Seidner draws bidding specs amid complaints about the current rotating tow list and fee disputes. Attorney Dick Herbert warns of monopoly risk. DPS authority may supersede city action. Mayor Tims notes residents’ complaints led to action.
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Scottsdale High plans flexible open or traditional design
The Scottsdale School Board hears architect Bob Sexton outline a flexible fifth high school with 900 square foot modular spaces to allow both open and closed walls. The project aims to bid in 90 days and be completed by fall 1972 with Phase I funded at 3.5 million dollars and total costs potentially reaching 7 million.
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Two Design Review Proposals Move Forward In Session
The Site Plan Committee heard two of four proposals today two passed by board and a warehouse remodel on Second Street near the new general services building and a Tropical Treasurers project to remodel a residence on Scottsdale Road south of Oak Street. A Roy Dowell Road remodel into a What taburger and a Paddock Pools warehouse addition were continued. The afternoon session focuses on two cases a fourplex at Los Vivendas 67th Place south of Osborn.
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Secret Pueblo School Report Sparks Board Dispute
A disputed secret report about Pueblo schools triggers a clash between board member Bob Usdane and administrators led by Supt. E G Burnkrant. Usdane says he was offered a teachers’ report not shared with all members. White says the final Pueblo evaluation will be issued in June and the document may be included if valuable.
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