Pre-registration for Arcadia district middle school
Pre-registration set for sixth and seventh graders in Scottsdale area as the new district middle school plans a Feb week enrollment at Ingleside, Hopi, Kachina, Kai bab, and Tavan schools. Dr. Frank Schilling sends enrollment info to Ingleside parents ahead of meetings approved Jan 18 by the school board. Thomas Smith to meet students at all five schools to explain expectations at the Ingleside facility.
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Arcadia-area
Scottsdale
Ingleside
Frank Schilling
Hopi
Kachina
Kai
Bab
Tavan
Thomas Smith
Arcadia
Kaibab
Learning balance in six week roller skating clinic
Eight year old Colleen Malcolm participates in a six week roller skating clinic at Eldorado Park recreation center, aided by instructor Carol Botts. The piece covers enrollment changes and district transfer policies for Ingleside Hopi and related elementary and middle school placements with eligibility, space, and transportation requirements.
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Colleen Malcolm
Eldorado Park Recreation Center
Miller Rd
Carol Botts
Colleen
Robert Malcolm
Two Auto Crashes Kill Two In Scottsdale Area
Two weekend traffic crashes in the Scottsdale area left two people dead and six others injured. John W. Dunleavy, 20, of Scottsdale died after a head-on crash on Bell Road involving Fred Gheno, 24, who was in serious condition. Marjorie Faidley, 60, of Tempe, died when a three car pile-up on McKellips Road overturned a pickup.
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Scottsdale
Tempe
Sheriff's Deputies
John W. Dunleavy
E. Elm St
Scottsdale ‘Memorial, Hospital
Bell Road
Marjorie Faidley
Mega Lutheran Hospital
McKellips Road
Agency Road
Salt River India
Maricopa County
Phil Yale
Dunleavy
Scottsdale Road
Fred Gheno
Scottsdale Rd
Joseph Catanzaro
E. Elm
St. Phalen
Scottsdale Memorial
Catanzaro
Gheno
Yale
Faldley
McKellips
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Scottsdale considers calendar for 77 78 school year
A draft for the 1977 78 Scottsdale School District calendar is under review by district groups. Assistant superintendent Dr Norman White plans to discuss the draft with administrators before presenting a final version to the school board in March. The calendar study committee backs a traditional year starting labor day ending memorial day, amid tests of a university option.
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Scottsdale
Norman White
White
William Randall
Proposals to reform Arizona criminal code face opposition
State civil rights advocates attack proposed revisions to the Arizona criminal code. They argue mandatory sentencing and a plan to make abortion a felony undermine judicial discretion and could be unconstitutional. Critics also warn the code shifts burden of proof and eases restoration of rights only after prison terms.
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Chris Shuey
Arizona
Gerber
Judicial Sega
Gann
Twist
Scottsdale studies growth controls for northeast
Long range planners present Phase I of growth management for the 25 square mile northeast Scottsdale area bounded by Pima Road and the Salt River Indian Reservation. Key aims include stimulating medium priced housing and steady growth, with phased development prioritizing employment and medium density zones and a slow community core at Shea and Pima. The plan proposes service extension incentives and payback schemes to guide development and curb sprawl.
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Scottsdale
Pima Road
Salt River Indian Reservation
Pima
Cholla Road
128Th Street
Shea Boulevard
Ross Smith
Ross
Carter proposes instant halt to all nuclear testing
President Carter urges an immediate complete halt to nuclear tests as part of a global program to ban weapons. He acknowledged uncertainty about Soviet acceptance but noted they have sent an encouraging response. In San Diego, Enrique Harari, Mexico's Baja California federal highway patrol chief, is held on $500,000 bail on gun smuggling charges tied to U S imports under the Arms Export Control Act.
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Washington
Carter
Soviet Union
San Diego
Mexico
Federal Highway Patrol
Baja California
United States
U.S
Enrique Harari
Pentagon pension costs exceed active Army pay this year
The Pentagon will spend more on retired military personnel than the Army pays to all active duty soldiers. Since 1962 the defense budget rose, while pension costs grew nearly tenfold to 8.2 billion dollars, AP reports.
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Washington
Pentagon
Army
Associated Press
Carter Withdraws Decontrol Benefit For Gasoline
President Carter rescinds Ford era plan to decontrol gasoline controls, delaying suspension until Congress objects. White House spokesman says the move does not reflect views on decontrol merits. Mild days forecast with cooler nights. highs near 70, lows around 40.
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Washington
Carter
Ford
Federal Energy Administration
Congress
White House
Jody Powell
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Dann
Supreme Court
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