Hohokam School Faces Size and Identity Challenges
Hohokam District's largest elementary school enrolls about 1900 students on a 20 acre site at 8451 Oak St. Principal George Sessions cites crowding and the need to preserve individual identity. He pressures for more PE teachers and a non graded approach through sixth grade to tailor instruction and expand seventh and eighth grade curriculum.
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Hohokam
Oak St
Maricopa County
George Sessions
Sessions
Session
Sessons
Scottsdale
Arizona
Arizona State University
Queen Creek
Chandler
Hohokam School
Tavan School
Supai School
ASU
Les Dean
Dean
California
Bisbee
Scotsdale
Pima School
Versailles Ohio schools shut for month amid levy defeat
Versailles district suspends classes for a month after a five mill tax increase failed by 46 percent to 55 percent needed. School finances rely on local levies and state funds. with no levy, the board borrows funds to cover expenses and plans a May vote.
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Versailles
Ohio
UPI
Carl Adams
Adams
Board of Education
Storms lash West and Midwest in new winter siege
A Pacific storm and cold front scourge the West and Midwest with snow and freezing rain. Wisconsin and Minnesota report doubling impacts with travel hazards, road closures, and property damage as another round of storms threatens after a weekend of record snows.
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United Press International
West
Midwest
Wisconsin
Park Falls
Minneapolis
Town
Oregon
California
Utah
Nevada
San Francisco
Essay Winners Honored at Scottsdale Lions Banquet
The Scottsdale Lions Club will honor first prize Myron Lee Scott 17 and second Dawn Hl 14 in the Peace Essay Contest at a Ladies' Night banquet. A 6 30 p.m. cocktail hour tops the Valley Ho Hotel event with judges parents and entertainer W R Waltman a magician with 28 years of experience.
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Scottsdale Lions Club
Valley Ho Hotel
Myron Lee Scott
Dawn Hl
W. R. Waltman
Arizona Senate proposes 325000 for Deaf and Blind dormitory
The Arizona Senate considers a $325,000 appropriation to build a dormitory for the Arizona School for the Deaf and Blind in Tucson. The bill would allocate $225,000 and shift $100,000 from the school's bond retirement fund. The measure is sponsored by Sen. Douglas Holsclaw and other Pima legislators.
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Phoenix
UPI
Senate
Arizona School For the Deaf
Douglas Holsclaw
R-Pima
Pima
Tucson
County Boards of Supervisors
Savings and Loan Associations
Army and Navy to draft doctors in summer call
The Army and Navy will draft 2,118 physicians and 111 osteopaths starting in July. The Defense Department said Selective Service would supply the doctors due to insufficient volunteers to replace men leaving after two years of active duty. The Air Force will meet its needs and will not join the summer draft.
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Washington
UPI
Army and Navy
Defense Department
Air Force
Koreans Strike Viet Cong Strongholds Near Saigon
South Korean troops in combat near Nha Trang killed 71 Viet Cong and captured weapons in an 8 000 strong operation. A VC terror campaign and a captured document claim waning influence, while U.S. forces report heavy air attacks in Kontum Province and along the Ho Chi Minh trail.
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Saigon
UPI
Nha Trang
Sth
White Horse
South Vietnam
Tran| Triangle
Cedar Falls
U.S
Panhandle
Mu Gia Pass
Red Ho Chi Minh
U.S. Navy
Goldwater Calls for Costly Action Over Hanoi Bombing
Barry Goldwater told about 500 Scottsdale diners that American servicemen take priority over civilians. He argued against decimating villages but urged pressuring Hanoi with the cost of aggression and warned opponents of US involvement as dangerous. He said negotiations only begin when the enemy quits.
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Scottsdale
UPI
Barry Goldwater
Hanoi
Goldwater
Scottsdale Dinner Club
Vietnam
United States
Sald
Common Market official Hallstein ill with influenza in Brussels
Walter Hallstein president of the European Common Market Executive Commission is ill with influenza and will miss a scheduled meeting with British Prime Minister Harold Wilson when Wilson arrives in Brussels later this week.
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Brussels
UPI
Walter Hallstein
Executive Commission of the
European Common Market
Hallstein
Harold Wilson
Phoenix Symphony Receives Fresh Talent Treger Delivers
The Phoenix Symphony showcased Charles Treger performing Bruch Violin Concerto No. 1 in G minor with mature skill and excitement. The Bruch and Schubert Symphony No. 9 captivated the audience while Copeland’s El Salon Mexico offered contrast though with uneven execution. Conductor Guy Taylor drew romantic prowess from the orchestra, and the reviewer urges more of Treger’s promising career.
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Valley
Charles Treger
Max Bruch
Treger
New York Philharmonic
Bruch
Phoenix Symphony
Guy Taylor
Gram
Aaron Copeland
Mexico
Southwest
Mr. Treger
Jonathan Marshall
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P.E
Hohokam’s
Irma J. Maas
Woodmen Accident and Life Company
Best
St. Scottsdale, Arizona
Dori Roulston
Chicago
Pany
Les Dor Roulstoh
Jinsurance Company
Third Ave
Kontum Province
Gls
Barry
Ayo’ Ae
Eeren Eer
Myo
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