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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1964

Page

9

Replacing a Lost Stock Certificate and SEC Advice

A reader asks how to replace a lost Celanese common stock certificate in 1962. Steps include notifying the company, stopping transfer, possibly court action, filing a lost security affidavit, and obtaining an indemnity bond up to 5 percent of market value. The piece also covers a minor stock purchase refund issue and suggests contacting the SEC if funds are not returned.

Celanese Corp. of America Common Celanese Common U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission Washington D.C SEC

Space Design Studied For New High School

A 14 member committee of high school teachers plus Operations Director Paul Polen survey district schools to plan space and design for a new 2,400 student high school costing 3.6 million at Granite Reef Road and Rose Lane.

Granite Reef Road Rose Lane Paul Polen Tions

Scottsdale Teachers Reach Majority With Master's Degree

A study by Assistant Personnel Director Jim Sturdevant shows about 53 percent of Scottsdale School District's 900 teachers hold a master's degree or qualify for it on the salary schedule. The average teacher age is 36.4, with 8.5 years total experience and 3.5 years in district.

Scottsdale School District Asst Jim Sturdevant Sturdevant Scottsdale Arizona SEA al Lessig Deep South Jerry Winn The Win

Utility Directors Boost Dividend

Arizona Public Service Co. board declared a 23 cent quarterly common stock dividend for stockholders of record Jan 31 1964. Unaudited 1963 earnings per share were 1.49 versus 1.30 in 1962. Dividends were declared for seven classes of cumulative preferred stock payable to holders of record Jan 31.

Phoenix UPI Arizona Public Service Co John M. Jacobs

Scottsdale teachers threaten exodus over pay scales

The Scottsdale Education Assn plans to present its 1964 65 salary proposal to the board in about two months. SEA argues the current pay scale drives teachers to leave for higher paying districts and cites comparisons with Maricopa County and Arizona averages.

Scottsdale Education Assn Board of Trustees

Absence Costs Scottsdale Schools With $200000 Shortfall

The Scottsdale School District will lose about $200000 this year due to student absences averaging nine days across a 177 day year. ADA funding includes state aid of 170 per student and county aid of 10 per student, plus smaller funds from the Maricopa County equalization fund and for special education. Kindergarten are excluded. The district plans to present salary proposals to the board as talks continue with the SEA and SIZA committees ahead of a mid March board decision.

Scottsdale Donald Strang Strang Scottsdale Schools Report Winn Charles Holt SIZA

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