NEA to oppose Nixon education funding cuts
NEA leader Mrs. Helen Wise announced a year of action to halt a proposed 10 percent cut in education and push federal spending to about 30 percent of total budget. She spoke at a Scottsdale convention and noted teacher unions seek collective bargaining expansion and stronger political backing while opposing a full merger with AFT.
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Maxine Goodman
Congress
Nixon
Scottsdale
Helen Wise
National Education Association
NEA
Public Relations Council
National Council of State Education Associations
Safari Hotel
Mrs. Wise
Eight men sought in slayings at Kareem Abdul Jabbar center
Washington police sought eight Black Muslim men in their 20s after a Thursday attack at a Moslem center linked to Kareem Abdul Jabbar left seven dead including five children and two women wounded. Two men fled with gunfire and drowning victims were reported as intruders breached the home.
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Washington
UPI
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Elijah Muhammed
Nation of Islam
Jabbar
Northwest
Obituary for Paul A. Bosworth 55 Scottsdale educator dies
Paul A. Bosworth 55 a 1940 Arizona State University graduate and longtime Scottsdale High School industrial arts teacher died Thursday at Good Samaritan Hospital He lived at 6035 Calle del Notre a North Dakota native who moved to the Valley in 1924 He taught in Avondale from 1946 to 1962 after WWII service He was a Navy ensign a member of several clubs and associations Survivors include wife Dorothy daughter Beverly brothers and sisters Graveside services set for 2 p m Saturday at Memory Lawn Cemetery viewing today at Whitney and Murphy Arcadia Chapel Donations suggested to Cancer Fund.
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Paul A. Bosworth
Arizona State University
Scottsdale
Good Samaritan Hospital
Mr. Bosworth
Calle del Notre
North Dakota
Tempe
Avondale
White Mountain Country Club
National
Arizona Education Associations
Scottsdale Teachers Asso
Ciation
Litchfield- Buckeye Kiwanis Club
Dorothy
Beverly
Byron
Kenneth Rogers
Phoenix
Verna Rhodes
Litchfield Park
California
Memory Lawn Cemetery
27Th Ave
Whitney and Murphy Arcadia
Cancer Fund
12Th St
Samuel Nelson Pickard Obituary in Wisconsin banker and party official
Samuel Nelson Pickard 75 longtime Wisconsin Republican treasurer and former RNC member died Wednesday at Good Samaritan Hospital. He chaired Maine National Bank Neenah and led Wisconsin Bankers Association. served on Oshkosh BGosh board and Miles Kimball Co. He left a large family and supported Ripon College and local churches. Memorial services are set at Valley Presbyterian Church with private burial. memorials suggested to Ripon College and Wayland Academy among others.
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Samuel Nelson Pickard
Republican Party
Wisconsin
Republican National Committee
Good Samaritan Hospital
Pickard
N. 68Th St
America
Maine National Bank
Neenah
Wis
Wisconsin Banker's Association
American Bankers’ Association
Oshkosh
B’gosh, Inc
Miles Kimball Co
Wisconsin Tax Payers Alliance
Ripon College
Paradise Valley Country Club
Dorothea
James C
Bloomington
Messinger Mortuary
Ripon
First Presbyterian Church
YWCA
Wayland Academy
Beaver Falls
Dr Fred C Merkling Dies in Scottsdale Psychiatrists
Dr Fred C Merkling died Wednesday at his home in Scottsdale after a three year residence in the area. He previously lived in Moorestown New Jersey and was a graduate of Lafayette College and Temple University Medical School. He is survived by a son Scott and a daughter Lora both of Scottsdale and by his mother Mrs Edith Merkling of Phoenix. Burial was at Green Acres Cemetery following services at Messinger Mortuary on East Indian School Road.
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Fred C. Merkin
Si Teas
Messinger Mortuary
E. Indian School Rd
Green Acres Cemetery
Merkling
E. Edgemont
Passaic
N.J
Scottsdale
Moorestown
Lafayette College
Easton
Temple University Medical School
Philadelphia
Alpha Omega Alpha Fraternity
Barbara
Scott
Lora
Edith Merkling
Phoenix
City approves eight week vacation plan for Scottsdale workers
Scottsdale employees gain up to eight weeks of vacation under a new city ordinance. Ten to twenty years of service can accrue 320 hours over two years, up from 200. One to five years can accrue 240 hours. Employees may roll over unused time, with conditions. Temporary staff require director and city manager approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Cody O Harris Services for Navajo Motel Owner
Cody O Harris 74 owner of the Navajo Motel in Navajo for 15 years will have services at 1 30 p m Saturday at Green Acres Mortuary 401 N Hayden Burial is set in Green Acres Cemetery He died Thursday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital He came to Arizona in 1949 from Rock Springs Wyoming He was born in Kentucky A daughter Grace Faye Watt of Cottonwood a sister out of state and two grandchildren survive
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Cody O. Harris
Navajo
Green Acres
N. Hayden
Green Acres Cemetery
Tinental
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Arizona
Rock Springs
Wyo
Kentucky
Grace
Faye Watt
Cottonwood
Telephone rate request sparks Phoenix service critique
Mountain Bell faces a 5 to 6 percent rate increase request as customers in Phoenix protest poor service. Susan Smyth of Scottsdale and Meriam Harkins of Phoenix describe repeated failed connections and call delays, urging improved service before any hike.
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Phoenix
UPI
Mountain Bell
Corporation Commission
Susan Smyth
Blackheath Road
Scottsdale
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Paul Brown
Mary Waits
Scottsdale Education Association
United Press
Fairchild Camera
Southern Pacific
Ford Motors
Frontier
Standard of
Calif
Farmers Insurance Group Papag
Plaza
N. Scottsdale RD
Bibi Khaalis
Charlotte, N.C
Reginald Hawkins
Fred C. Merkling
Compass
Seobu
Wr Ae
Mr. Harris
E. Con
Meriam Harkins
Enrichment Services, Inc
Scottsdale High School
E. Indian School Road
Norman White
Len Barcelona
Aeronautics
Eleectronics
Oco
Gregg
Arcadia Navajo
Coronado
Mainz
Saguaro
Arcadia
Mn. & Wd
Coronado Saguaro
Tonto
Tonalea
Scottsdale Pueblo
Hohokam
Scottsdala
Scottsdale Scottsdale
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