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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1972
Page
7
Scottsdale negotiators propose a flat 400 raise plus 225 more if a referendum passes totaling 625 per teacher 5.6 percent over current pay. Beginning salary would rise to 7275 and average to 11802 while the district rails against ADA reductions and budget limits.
School negotiators vote to keep talks open to the public and press in Scottsdale. Dr. Gabriel Reuben calls the decision unique noting most districts withhold proposals, while Gerald Nagle of the Scottsdale Education Association cites 80 problems solved by openness and hopes for smoother bargaining. Dr. White expresses cautious satisfaction with progress and a rational, compromising tone in meetings.
City Clerk Fern Anderson reminds Scottsdale voters to register by 5 p.m. January 21 to be eligible for the February 22 city primaries. A qualified elector must reside in Arizona one year and in Scottsdale six months prior to registration. Office hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays at City Hall. The Jan. 22 deadline falls on a Saturday and registration offices are closed, though volunteer deputy registrars operate Saturdays.
United Press International reports Hubert Humphrey told a Phoenix news conference that the Vietnam war will be an issue in the Democratic presidential race and that the U.S. should be out of the war.
In Miami Senator Edmund Muskie campaigns in Florida for the March 14 primary. He calls on the United States to help cover the estimated $35,000 cost to relocate a Soviet Jewish family to Israel.
Mujibur Rahman lands at London's Heathrow after nine months in a West Pakistan jail and moves to press British recognition of Bangladesh. He plans a meeting with Prime Minister Heath to discuss the new nation’s status.
In a Belfast Roman Catholic district a house blast injured 21 people. A British army patrol entered the home after an anonymous tip claimed explosives were stored there.
Lima based interview with Juliane Koepcke 17 says she endured nine days in the jungle plagued by worms and insects after the Christmas Eve crash that killed 91. She described using gasoline to rid her body of worms and recalled finding 35 on her arm plus 10 more removed by rescuers. Her father Hans and mother Marie were present or nearby during recovery.
On Salt River Reservation volunteers under Senior Opportunities and Services SOS assist about 150 elderly residents. Four aides funded by the tribe and the National Committee on Aging help with health transportation home care and repairs while a banking system handles monthly checks. The program hopes to build a social clubhouse in time.
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