Scottsdale Teachers propose $600000 budget cuts across district
The Scottsdale Federation of Teachers led by Larry Bell proposed cuts totaling about 600000 that would erase most major administrative posts, reduce coordinators and assistant principals, and shift costs to balance a proposed 1975-76 budget amid teacher salary demands and a 1000 across the board offer.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers
Larry Bell
SFT
Bell
Townsend Named Interim Scottsdale Police Chief as Nemetz Resigns
Scottsdale selects Captain David Townsend as interim police chief while City Manager Walter Nemetz assumes the post. Townsend leads field operations and oversees about 90 percent of sworn personnel, with a history dating to 1960 and degrees from Phoenix College and Arizona State University. He is a member of the FBI National Academy Associates. Townsend expresses enthusiasm for overseeing all three bureaus.
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Scottsdale
Walter Nemetz
David Townsend
Nemetz
Dale Carter
Townsend
Richard Leidner
Michael Gannon
Dave
Gannon
Seidner
Phoenix College
Arizona State University
Federal Bureau of Investigation National Academy
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Arizona Association of Chiefs of Police
FBI National Academy Associates
Sandra
Hypertension expert claims 23 million afflicted in U S
Dr. John Laragh of Columbia University says as many as 23 million Americans suffer high blood pressure a leading cause of heart attacks strokes and kidney disease. He presented at an American Heart Association symposium in Scottsdale detailing hormone roles renin and aldosterone and the promise of targeted drug therapies to tailor treatment.
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Mike Petryni
John Laragh
Columbia University
Laragh
Association Cardiac
Scottsdale Hilton
Democrats Likely Block Ford Oil Import Fee Amid Energy Push
Congress faces a 90 day delay on Ford’s 3 per barrel oil import levy as Democrats must craft an energy program or accept Ford’s fee. The House Ways and Means vote ties the delay to a debt ceiling bill while White House accuses politics, and debate moves toward floor action.
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Donald Phillips Washington
UPI
Ford
Congress
Dan Rostenkowski
D-Ill
House
Ways and Means
al Uilman
D-Ore
White House
William J. Green
Dpa
Ways and Means Committee
Rules Committee
Senate
OPEC agrees on oil producers summit in Algiers
OPEC ministers agreed to hold a summit to prepare for talks with Western industrial nations. The date was not set with Algiers penciled for mid February to early March. A follow up conference with the United States and others was expected later in the year.
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John Lawton Algiers
UPI
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Ahmed Zaki Yamani
Jamshid Amouzegar
Iran
Algiers
United States
Amouzegar
Opec Oil
Scottsdale officer to face probe after burglary shooting
Scottsdale police will probe Officer David Bishop over the shooting of Geoffrey Groom 20 who fled the La Chaumiere Restaurant burglary. Groom was shot in the wrist after being told to halt during the pursuit. Union officials say officers may face disciplinary action next week.
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Scottsdale
David Bishop
Geoffrey Groom
First Avenue
John Lohse
Groom
la Chaumiere
E. Main
Bishop
Roy Finch
Police Investigation Department
Lohse
David Townsend
Townsend
Grenade Thrown at Israelis and Bus Explosion Kill No Casualties
United Press International reports two Arab guerrilla strikes in the occupied Gaza Strip and near Jerusalem. A grenade was tossed at Israeli soldiers with no casualties and a bus outside Jerusalem was damaged by an explosive charge, with no injuries reported.
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Gaza Strip
Jerusalem
Plane crash kills two on American University campus
A twin engined private plane from Columbus, Ohio, attempting to land at Washington National Airport crashed into a radio tower and ignited flames on the American University campus. Fire crews reported at least two dead and no word on passenger count.
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Washington
Washington National Airport
Columbus
Ohio
American University
Nine U.S. activists expelled from Saigon protest at embassy
Nine American antiwar activists said they were thrown out of Saigon after attempting a demonstration at the U S Embassy to protest continued U S aid to South Vietnam. They claimed South Vietnamese police removed them as they staged the protest.
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Bangkok
Saigon
U.S
South Vietnam
British leader to see Ford
Prime Minister Harold Wilson will fly to Washington on Wednesday for policy talks with President Ford. The meeting will cover the economy detente and the Middle East and is seen as strengthening Anglo American ties after Ford assumed the presidency.
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London
Harold Wilson
Washington
Ford
Middle East
Britain
United States
Weekend Forecast Shows Increasing Clouds and Warm Temperatures
A rising cloud cover will bring breezy conditions on Sunday with highs in the low 70s. Saturday and Sunday reach the low 70s, with overnight lows around the mid 40s due to warmer air moving in.
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