Scottsdale to hire Dr. Haines as vocational-technical consultant
Scottsdale schools seek to hire Dr. Peter G. Haines of Michigan State University as a vocational-technical consultant at 250 dollars per day with expenses. The proposal follows May bond funds for a district career center and aims to draft guidelines, supervise staff, and set up local study groups, with on-site work varying by plan.
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Donna Bockius
Supt
Scottsdale
Peter G. Haines
Board of Education
Arcadia
E. G. Burnkrant
Haines
Michigan State University
Burnkrant
Michigan
Tribines
Dress code plan could cut suspensions at Scottsdale schools
Scottsdale school board may approve a student drafted Personal Appearance and Dress Code to reduce suspensions. The policy emphasizes student and parent responsibility while allowing advisory student councils to enforce hearings for violators. It bans ragged clothes and obscene lettering, permits current fashions with decency, and would place clean hair and appropriate footwear as requirements.
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Scottsdale School
G. Burnkrant
Arizona
Arcadia High School
Board of Education
Burrikrant
Fire crews view campfire as harmless Indian Guides prank
Scottsdale Rural Fire Department answered a late night call at 7 27 reporting a fire at E R Williams home 7340 East Lincoln Drive. Firefighters found a campfire built by Williams to add realism to a YMCA Indian Guides gathering of boys age six to nine and their fathers.
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Scottsdale
Court demands press space raise fear for freedom of press
J. Edward Murray, editor of the Arizona Republic, warned at the Arizona Newspapers Association convention that court enforced access to print or air time for specific viewpoints endangers press freedom. He linked the concept to radio and TV fairness doctrine and said it could lead to legal compulsion on the press.
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The
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Jerome Barron
George Washington University Law School
Chamber awards honor civic contributors in Scottsdale
The Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce recognized 1969 top committee National Advertising Committee led by Joe Dambrova and Community Award winner Scottsdale Daily Progress. Retiring directors Don Helms Dorothy Patterson Bill Soderquist Don Gray and Dick Coons were honored. New officers Edwin W. O’Neil president G A Jack Bradley first vice president Paul Messinger second vice president Garth Sanger secretary Paul Geldhill treasurer installed at Safari Convention Center. Weather partly cloudy today clearing by evening with sunny Sunday high 63 to 68 and tonight low 38 to 43.
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Scottsdale Chamber of Commmerce
National Advertising Committee
Joe Dambrova
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Jerry McElfresh
Jonathan Marshall
Don Helms
Dorothy Patterson
Bill Soderquist
Don Gray
Dick Coons
Safari Convention Center
Edwin W. O'Neil
G.A. Jack Bradley
Paul Messinger
Garth Sanger
Paul Geldhill
Targets set for Mekong Delta city My Tho campaign
Allied reports from Saigon say the Communists chose the Mekong Delta city of My Tho as the main target for a campaign next month aimed at discrediting government forces ability to conduct the war. Reports cite captured documents and emphasize political aims over military results.
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Saigon
Mekong
My Tho
Parents offered drugs education in Scottsdale programs
Scottsdale parents will be invited to four evening talks on drug abuse education sponsored by the Scottsdale District Drug Abuse Education Committee. Arcadia High hosts the first program at 7 p.m. with speakers Dr. Marline Kampher Timothy Welch Captain Philip Morgan and Hayzel Daniels.
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Scottsdale
James L. Toran
Arcadia High School
Arcadia
Marline Kampher
Timothy Welch
Capt
Philip Morgan
Hayzel Daniels
Kampher
Welch
Morgan
Narcotics Enforcement Division Department of Public Safety
Phoenix
Daniels
Saguaro
Scottsdale’s
Coronado’s
Toman
City to call bids for 320000 airport interceptor sewer line
City council plans bidding on a 320000 interceptor sewer line to tap the existing system three miles north of Thunderbird Academy. A federal grant of 176000 from Interior supports the project now expected to finish in four months, with bids opened February 2.
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Dale Carter
Department of Interior
Doubletree Ranch “Rd
Thunderbird’ Academy
Arabian-Horse- Association
Refuse Logistics Rival SAC Mission Center in Scottsdale
The Scottsdale Service Center mirrors the Strategic Air Command in timing and coordination but focuses on refuse collection. A central coordinator directs crews labeled Bulls and Calves across 16 000 bi weekly serviced houses, with 7 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. shifts and a rising budget.
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Scottsdale
Strategic Air Command
SAC
SSC
Omaha
Neb
McKellips Rd
E. Oak
Richard Maynard
Herman Dehner
Dehner
Brody Heir Gives Away Inheritance Sparking Gold Rush
Michael James Brody Jr the 21 year old heir to a $25 million fortune seeks peace by giving away money to anyone who sends telegrams makes calls or visits his Scarsdale home He flees after days of requests and publicity while police seal his driveway Brody vows to fund efforts including a Harlem recording studio and ties with Bunny Jones as he searches for rest from wakefulness.
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UPI
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Brody
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Scarsdale
Paddington Rd
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Broadway
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Western Union
Jamaica
Bunny Jones
Harlem
Mrs. Jones
Apo
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