Two Scottsdale Men Named Top Jaycees of 1971
Herb Drinkwater city councilman was named Outstanding Young Man of the Year for 1971 by the Scottsdale Jaycees. He directs the Scottsdale Boys Club and serves on several boards including Parada del Sol Rodeo and the Congregational Church of the Beatitudes in Phoenix. Duane N. Fifer earned Boss of the Year. he leads Los Arcos Realty and sits on the Scottsdale Exchange Club board and real estate boards in Scottsdale and Phoenix.
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Gems taken from hotel at Arizona Biltmore
Police investigate third jewel theft at a resort hotel in two months with more than $40,000 in jewels reported missing from a room at the Arizona Biltmore. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kaiser of Tulsa said the items were in a suitcase and disappeared after 7 p.m. Tuesday. No sign of forced entry noted. Earlier thefts occurred on Nov 24 and Nov 25 at the Arizona Biltmore and Mountain Shadows respectively.
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Negotiators Approve School Staffing and Discipline Plans
The agreement outlines programs and staffing based on teacher morale and planning involvement. It creates teacher administrative liaison groups in each school and a Student Behavior committee with parents students teachers and superintendent appointees. It confirms classroom control as the teachers prime responsibility with admin support and notes potential unreimbursed loss of personal property. It also covers classroom facilities and sets a Feb 15 deadline with tabled items including grievance and impasse procedures.
Clothing Stolen From Ellen Catlatt Residence
An estimated 250 dollars in clothing was stolen from the Ellen Catlatt home at 7109 East Angus Drive sometime between 5 PM Monday and 2 PM Tuesday. Burglars forced a rear door to enter and items missing included a beige fur collar coat a green knit suit four dresses a skirt and a vest and jacket.
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Viet Cong Tactics Increase Amid Tet Offense Fears
Viet Cong forces reportedly move to a broader Tet offensive with elevated attacks near Tay Ninh and Tuy Phuoc. Allied spokesmen say 34 enemy incidents occurred in 24 hours, including a hit on Bien Hoa airbase and a helicopter carrying U S Secretary Froehkle narrowly surviving.
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Kindergarten Textbook Committee Hearings Scheduled at Sands Hotel
The state Kindergarten Textbook Evaluation Committee will hear publishing representatives from January 14 to 18 in the Sands Hotel executive room at 3320 E. Textbook committee to meet Van Buren. Mrs Ruth Templin a kindergarten teacher at Pima Elementary School serves on the committee.
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SRP President Floyd Smith to retire from office in May
Floyd N. Smith, SRP president since August 1970, will retire at the end of his present term in May. A longtime executive and former vice president, Smith helped establish Arizona’s sugar beet industry and attracted Spreckels Sugar Co. to locate a plant in the Valley. He and his wife Gladys live at 8520 N Central Ave.
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Rome Bus Free Travel Experiment Attracts 48 Percent Rise
Stefer Company reports a 48 percent jump in riders across its lines during a nine day free travel test in Rome. It cautions the gain may reflect incidental riders or short trips not a decisive shift from car use.
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Typhoon Kit Kills Dozens in Leyte Province
Leyte Governor Benjamin Romualdez said more than 200 people were killed as Typhoon Kit swept central Philippines. Philippine Red Cross confirmed 72 deaths with the toll still rising.
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Twins Born to Leopard Cubs at The American Circus
The American Circus announced the birth of twin leopard cubs to its leopard Simbad in Palermo Sicily the first reported birth of its kind in a circus menagerie. The circus spokesman noted such births are rare in captivity and had not been seen before.
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