New superintendent eager start for Scottsdale School District
Gabriel Reuben, named Scottsdale School District superintendent, begins Tuesday under a one year contract amid past district strife. Two ward members opposed the appointment but voiced willingness to work with him. Morale is low after principal firings and a teachers strike, with staff wary of change. The district hopes unity and leadership from Reuben and colleagues will restore excellence.
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After Vietnam what next defense plan urged by Laird
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Poland's Gierek Presses Nixon Over Catalytic Cracker Trade
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Speaking Frankly on Women’s Status and Commission Limits
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New Scottsdale School District appoints Dr Gabriel H Reuben
Community welcomes Dr Gabriel H Reuben as superintendent amid calls to settle the six principals demotion case. Taxpayers cite a $60000 penalty and urge the Board to drop the appeal to end the dispute. Editor notes urge giving the new leader a chance.
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Muskie Staff Shakeup Overshadows Poll Lead
Washington report finds Senator Ed Muskie's poll standing strong but his staff turnover heavy. Six months saw a near complete replacement of aides from top assistant to secretaries amid claims of temper and aloofness. New staff describe them as aggressive, while longtime critics cite heated episodes linked to Muskie's presidential bid.
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Day of dramatic headlines on Pentagon Papers and trials
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