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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1976
Page
1
A written statement cites alleged U S involvement in assassination plots. Conti accepts a plea change but questions Miss Moore about oath testimony and possible help from others. Prosecutors say no conspiracy evidence, Conti seeks more information for probation officers.
The Senate Education Committee in Phoenix introduced a bill to grant collective bargaining and binding arbitration for Arizona school teachers. Chairman Sen. Tony Gabaldon cited Phoenix city ordinances as boosting momentum, while arbitration remains uncertain. The measure started with Democratic support and Republican Bob Hungerford. A second bill would exempt excess athletic costs for girls from a seven percent budget cap to meet federal equal-program rules.
Scottsdale and Tempe leaders at a dinner meeting balk at a $600,000 price tag for an east side dog pound with 244 cages. County officials favor a new east side pound with city cost sharing, arguing current kennel at 35th Avenue and Durango is too small.
John Richard Hatton, 31, received two consecutive life sentences for the November 7 1974 murder of 12 year olds Jeffrey Schlosser and Kelly Kardell. Judge Charles L Hardy noted Hatton's heavy drinking may have impaired judgment but deemed the killings heinous and shockingly evil. Parole denied for 25 years with appeals planned.
City data show major crimes in Scottsdale fell 5 percent in 1975 to 5,647 from 5,948 in 1974, the first full year of team policing. The system divides the city into three areas with officers assigned to teams and frequent community meetings to address problems.
A county letter by Michael S. Griffin claims Honeywell offers superior cost efficiency for the General Hospital computer contract, rating 100 percent capability with a 24 percent better cost ratio than Burroughs. Progress reports dispute some claims as Burroughs offered 73 percent of Honeywell's capabilities at far lower cost. supervisors approved Honeywell despite limited bid review.
United Nations reports the Soviet Union pressing for a speedy Geneva peace conference resumption and backing Arab demands as Security Council debates the conflict. Russia seeks to return the initiative to Geneva to play a leading role in negotiations.
Sunny and warm today with temperatures around 70. Overnight lows drop to the upper 40s tomorrow as a cooler front moves in. Highs later in the day reach the lower 40s. Details on page 3.
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