Scottsdale school board president calls pay tied to district ability
Earl Sumrall the Scottsdale School Board president says teacher salaries should reflect the district’s financial stability. He notes two thirds of the budget funds salaries and defends kindergarten and bus services as essential, while opposing cuts to save money. He stresses better communication with patrons and more meeting attendance.
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Scottsdale School
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Sumrall
Bill Crose
Scottsdale considers human growth course not sex education
A Scottsdale committee of teachers and administrators studies adding a course titled Human Growth and Development and Family Living to the curriculum. The plan would cover broader aspects of human growth beyond sex education and requires community involvement and grade level decisions before implementation. The move followed a board request last November urging consideration of sex education and venereal disease education starting by eighth grade.
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Scottsdale
Thomas Townzen
Townzen
Scottsdale Council of Parent Teachers Associations
Bill Close
City Hall Desk Cleared After Lunch Housekeeping
Mayor Bud Tims returned from lunch to find his desk cleaned out by secretary Tui Knight. The mayor commented that the desk was a bit behind and he plans to keep the wastebaskets for possible needed items.
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GOP chairman election underway in Maricopa County
The Maricopa County Republican Committee convened to elect a new chairman to replace Charles O Miller. Delos Ellsworth and Keith Jensen were nominated for the post with Barry Goldwater expected to nominate Ellsworth and Rep John Rhodes to deliver the seconding speech.
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Teens praised for aid after Scottsdale crash on McDowell Road
Police credit unidentified teens and bystanders for providing first aid and directing traffic after a head on collision near 6400 block of McDowell Road. Seven injured were transported to Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. A teen used a tourniquet to stop bleeding from a girl’s arm while others helped with stretchers.
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E. Vernon
Jane Barcah
N. 50Th St
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E. Virginia
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E. Oak
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Palm Lane
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Diplomatic Drive Over USS Pueblo Seizure Continues
Washington presses talks to free the USS Pueblo and its 83 crewmen as North Korea motions to refuse release. Rusk and McNamara confer with Helms and Taylor while reservists are recalled and the U N Security Council meets on the seizure.
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U.N. Security Council
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Pohang
South Korea
Naval officers rally to Bucher case amid Pueblo seizure talk
Pentagon sources privately defend Cmdr. Lloyd M. Bucher as debate continues over whether the USS Pueblo could have prevented North Korea’s seizure. They describe the North Korean vessels involved, including a 140-foot submarine chaser with turret and anti aircraft weapons, and Soviet built P4 torpedo boats.
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UPI
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Lloyd M. Bucher
North Korea
Scottsdale Police Department targets 1968 strength and reform
Scottsdale Police Chief Walter Nemetz outlined plans for 1968 including restoring authorized strength to 77 officers by April as two return from military service. The detective division will be organized, juvenile and adult sections merged into two investigative units, Indian cadet training funded with federal aid, and programs at Northern Arizona University and ASU explored. Audio visual replay and closed circuit drills will train on DUI tests, city courts and police building remodeling eyed, a midwatch created, communications system reviewed, and a civilian technician hired to patrol duties to save costs. Nemetz seeks public support to boost momentum and elevate the department nationally.
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Walter Nemetz
Nemetz
Nemetyz
Scottsdale ‘Department
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Nemets
Northern Arizona University
Arizona State University
Nals
U.S. admits Pueblo error. Mundt urges policy review
UPI reports Senator Mundt says the administration will reexamine lightly armed spy ships after the Pueblo seizure by North Korea. Rusk testified before the Senate on U.S. error and policy. News also notes Lunar New Year shelling at Khe Sanh and Sihanouk's pressure in Cambodia.
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Pueblo
North Korea
South Dakota
Rusk
Senate Armed Services Committee
U.S
Saigon
Khe Sanh U.S
North Vietnam
Police seek bomber after Northeast Phoenix nightspot attack
Phoenix police hunt a man after an after hours explosion at Pollet's Palace in Northeast Phoenix. Dynamite was tossed onto the roof around 1 a.m. No injuries are reported and investigators search for the suspect.
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