Yavapai Faces Multilingual Challenge in Scottsdale District
Yavapai School serves a Vista del Camino area with Mexican Yaqui and mixed-race families where Spanish dominates at home. Principal Don Manning implements Head Start and English classes, seeks social support, and plans adult citizenship training amid 1100 students and high first grade enrollment.
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Scottsdale
Vista del Camino
Indian Bend Wash
Brill
Moreland
77Th St
77Th Place
Don Manning
Yavapai
Manning
N. 76Th St
Merrill V. Willis
Willis
Central America
City Plan Draft Nears Final March Review
A final draft of the city master plan, outlining land use and zoning needs, is expected by mid March per city planning consultant Simon Eisner. A preliminary report on the draft is due next week to city manager Bill Donaldson. Public hearings will follow before final adoption.
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Simon Eisner
Eisner
Bill Donaldson
Regents Bid For Peace With Faculty At UC Berkeley
University of California Berkeley Academic Senate to consider a peace gesture from regents amid protests over President Clark Kerr's dismissal. Faculty plans meetings and vigils while 12,000 strong push for input on Kerr's successor. A campus motorcade to the state capitol is planned as student rallies continue statewide.
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Clark Kerr
Regents
Theodore R. Meyer
University
Kerr
Bers
Meyer
State Capitol
Republican State Administration
Ronald ‘Reagan
UCLA
Robert Michaels
California Federation of Students
Reagan
Desert Foundation to donate funds to Scottsdale groups
The Desert Foundation trustees designate the Boys Club of Scottsdale and the Foundation for Blind Children as first recipients from the fund. The exact amounts are pending a Desert Foundation Ball accounting, with 20 percent kept for a general community project and the rest split between the two groups. The Boys Club funds will repair the eight year old building while the blind children funds will support summer recreation and mobility instruction.
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Scottsdale
Foundation For Blind Children
The
Desert Foundation
Len Huck
Huck
Boys Club
Arizona House Debates State Labor Department and Minimum Wage
Arizona lawmakers Introduce measures for a state labor department and a minimum wage of 1.25 dollars per hour. Bills also seek higher firemen pension contributions and harsher DUI penalties. A memorial urges Congress to expand school lands under the Enabling Act amid population growth. Additional bills cover an iron hunters bounty and runoff elections in ties.
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Arizona
Manuel Pena
D-Maricopa
House
Burton Barr
R-Maricopa
Sam Seno
D-Pima
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Ruth Peck
Maricopa
Congress
State Senate
Douglas Holsclaw
Rpima
Holsclaw
Boyd Tenney
R-Yava‘pai
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Sam Goddard
Tenney
Lot
Man charged in a series of exposure incidents
George Deeringwater 32 of the Salt River Indian Reservation pleaded not guilty at city court to four counts of indecent exposure after four teen girls reported being approached in cars Friday afternoon near after school. Police stopped the vehicle on Indian School Road following a high speed chase. He faces additional counts for speeding failure to yield to an emergency vehicle and no registration.
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Scottsdale
Jerry Mix
George Deeringwater
George Nolan
Ronald Dean
Indian School
Deeringwater
Mix
Three Arizona Jaycees honor outstanding young men
The Arizona Jaycees named Dave Hall 4, John Harper 29, and Dr. Raymond Louis Russell as the state’s three outstanding young men. The trio, chosen from 14 finalists at the Executive House, will compete in a national event to select 10 winners. Governor Jack Williams spoke at the banquet.
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John Harper
Scottsdale
Raymond Louis Russell
Mesa
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Harper's Nurseries
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Russell
Mesa Club
Jack Williams
Jim Palmer
Baltimore Orioles
Planning Commission Meets on New Gas Station Criteria
Scottsdale planners will hold a 7 pm session in council chambers with major oil company representatives to discuss proposed service station criteria. City officials led by Planning Director George Fretz will present their draft and seek industry views tomorrow before final recommendations to the council. The Caballo Ranchos street and alley abandonment proposal, opposed by west tract residents over access to Salt River Indian Reservation trails and lot sizes, continues at the regular meeting with 116 signatures on a petition.
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Scottsdale
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E. Main St
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George Fretz
Caballo Ranchos
Pina] Rd
Highland
Hazelwood
86Th Sts
Mallcraft Homes
86Th St
Salt River Indian Reservation
Obituaries and memorials from Green Acres and Phoenix areas
Obituary notes announce rosary and requiem for Carolyn J. Hill of Scottsdale with services at Messinger Mortuary and Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church burial in St. Francis Cemetery. Also graveside rites for Sgt Ronald McCullough in Green Acres Cemetery with family survivors listed and a biographical note on Nicholas Goncharoff, ex colonel in the Russian Imperial Army buried in Phoenix.
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Green Acres
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Flagstaff
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Sunnyslope
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Scottsdale
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Reno
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Montana
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Phoenix
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Vietnam
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N. 72Nd Place
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Army
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Virgil McCullough
Reva Keene
Margaret Olson
Washburn grads to meet tonight in Topeka
Dr. John W. Henderson president of Washburn University will meet Scottsdale area alumni at 6 30 PM at Mountain Shadows Resort Hotel Henderson will present color slides showing Washburn before and after the tornado that severely damaged the campus in Topeka June.
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