Randall to lead after SEA picks candidate at conference
Dr William Randall was chosen for his ability to build good relations as Scottsdisle Education Association representatives attend a national conference this week and are unavailable for comment. Board President Robert Uldane noted the selection fits contract goals for next year. Randall, a former Seattle Shoreline School District teacher and principal, will assume the post in three weeks after a pre arranged meeting in Holland. Kearney to serve interim role.
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Scottsdisle Education Association
SEA
Robert Uldane
Randall
Reuben
Aldane
Seattle, Wash
Shoreline
Holland
Kearney
Grand Jury Asked to Probe Fannin DWI Case
County Attorney Moise Berger will ask the Maricopa County Grand Jury to investigate the dismissal of U S Senator Paul J Fannin s drunken driving charges. He reports a broad three month probe with possible targets and says evidence will be turned over for grand jury action despite political pressure concerns.
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Bruce Jameson
Moise Berger
Maricopa County
Grand Jury
U.S
Paul J. Fannin
Berger
Fannin
Washington
Phoenix
Robert
Robert Updike
Phoenix City
Grand
Updike
Jack Levine
Thomas Foster
Warren Ridge
Miss Shaheen Named Head Of Scottsdale Youth Services
Lillian Shaheen a 14 year Scottsdale Police veteran was selected to lead Scottsdale Youth Services at a 12588 annual salary replacing John Seaman who resigned to join the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office. Diane Bernardo will take her assistant post as Spacewater notes Shaheen’s juvenile work merits.
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Lillian Shaheen
Scottsdale
Seaman
Lillian
Spacewater
Miss Shaheen
Community Services
Vista del Camino
Maricopa County
Edward Boyle
Youth may be tried as adult in shotgun death case
Randall Allan Mahlois a 17 year old of San Diego faces possible adult trial for involuntary manslaughter in the gun discharge that killed 17 year old David R. LeSueur in Scottsdale. The case hinges on a hearing before a superior court judge after police say Mahlois was drinking and the shotgun discharged while being handled during a rabbit hunting plan. LeSueur, a Scottsdale High School graduate and Eagle Scout, was shot as he and Kevin Malouf exited a home on Rose Circle. The coroner's jury will view the body and an inquest awaits Justice of the Peace Dan Roth's return.
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Randall Allan Mahlois
San Diego
David R. LeSueur
Scottsdale
Mahlois
Arthur Hattan
LeSueur
Hattan
Justice of
Peace Dan Roth
Seolisdelshe
Diego
James K. LeSueur
N. 63Rd St
Scottsdale High School
Arizona Real Estate School
Diamond's
Thomas Mall
Young LeSueur
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Four July Fourth events planned in Scottsdale area
Scottsdale residents have multiple public Fourth of July options. The Scottsdale Jaycees host their fourth Old-Fashioned Fourth with games, contests, beer, music, and a dusk fireworks show for adults one dollar and free for children. Paradise Valley Jaycees stage a works display at North Mountain Park starting 8 p.m with sodas and hot dogs sold from 3 p.m. Legend City reopens with a Concert in the Sky by Capt. Ben Schlossberg at 7 and 10 p.m. Big Surf opens all facilities with an 8 p.m fireworks display.
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Scottsdale Jaycees
Paradise Valley Aycees
North Mountain Park
Legend City
Ben
Scottsdale to build east west bridge over Indian Bend Wash
Scottsdale officials opened bids for a four span bridge at McDowell Road to cross Indian Bend Wash during heavy storms. Robb Contracting Co. Phoenix submitted the apparent low bid of 294 246 for the four span bridge and 245 000 for a three span crossing. The project aims to complete within about three weeks after start with a nine day completion clause. The work would move the city about a year ahead of schedule in flood control for the wash.
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Scottsdale
Indian Bend Wash
Wash
McDowell Road
Robb Tracting Co
Phoenix
McDowell
Dan Raby
Robb
MAC Construction Co
Scottsdale Road
Indian Bend Road
Lenin
Cliff Pugh
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
Central Arizona Project
North
U.S. Corps of Engineers
Corps
Nixon swears in James Schlesinger at San Clemente ceremony
In San Clemente California on the summer White House lawn President Nixon presided as James Schlesinger took the oath as defense secretary from a local federal judge. Melvin Laird attended as former defense secretary and new presidential advisor amid Watergate upheaval.
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San Clemente
Calif
White House
Nixon
James Schlesinger
Melvin Laird
Washington
Gasoline rationing predicted by Ohio oil executives
In Columbus, two Ohio oil executives forecast government gasoline rationing. Dean Walcutt says million book preparations exist, while government printing offices deny that. John Ross of Standard Oil of Ohio doubts rationing this year and sees possible talk in summer of 1974.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Oil
Dean Walcutt
John Ross
Standard Oil of Ohio
General Dynamics Cleared in F111 Metal Plates Fraud Case
A Fort Worth jury found General Dynamics Corp. not guilty of federal charges accusing the company of defrauding the government of 114000 by using faulty metal plates in the F111 fighter bomber. The verdict came after a little over an hour of deliberation.
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Fort Worth
Tex
General Dynamics Corp
Gurney decries Miami Herald campaign story as hatchet job
Senator Edward J. Gurney R Fla said the Miami Herald story on campaign contributions for his 1974 bid is the first in a long series of hatchet jobs by the paper. He issued a statement claiming Republicans and conservatives are contributing to his reelection effort.
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Washington
Edward J. Gurney
R-Fla
Miami Herald
Gurney
Senate GOP Campaign Committee to adopt strict 1974 funding rules
The Senate Republican Campaign Committee announced new campaign financing restrictions for the 1974 cycle. Chairman William Brock said the measures will include stricter disclosure, spending limits, and coordination controls to curb expenditures and influence.
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Washington
Senate
Republican Campaign Committee
Committee
William Brock
Weather forecast fragment hints at warm highs
Readable portion notes mostly sunny conditions continuing Tuesday with high temperatures described as quite warm and a low night temperature forecast mentioned.
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Paul Stown
William T. Randall
Phoenix Police Department
Miss
Shaheen
Mahloi
Kevin Malouf
N. Rose Cirloe
Raby
Faget
United Press International
Schlesinger
Gen. Dynamics
GOP