Scottsdale to offer night courses for new Mesa extension
Scottsdale will host up to 100 night courses starting Sept 16 as the Scottsdale Extension of Mesa Community College opens at Scottsdale High School. The program aims to lay groundwork for a full community college in Scottsdale, with courses across liberal arts and vocational fields, 5:20 to 9:40 pm, funded by a potential $10 million county bond.
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Scottsdale High School
Stuart Donald
Mesa College
Paul Messinger
David Ellsworth
Maricopa County Junior College Board
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Salt River
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Busi
Ness
Ernest Richards
Scottsdale School Board
Maricopa County
Scottsdale adopts student led prayers after review
Scottsdale Schools will allow student led assembly prayers continuing at the discretion of students. Assistant Superintendent Ernie Richards says administrators and board members reached the decision after lengthy discussion amid ACLU concerns and a pending inquiry. Church leaders comment on balancing religion with school life and potential legal testing of student led prayers.
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Scottsdale
Ernie Richards
Scottsdale High School
Arizona Civil Liberties Union
Ted Mote
ACLU
Supreme Court
Albert Smith
Scottsdale Methodist Church
Ray. Manker
Unitarian ‘Universalist Church
Intercom
Intercn
Manker
Eugene McGuire
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church
Pny
Ted Mote Okay
Area men in training at Yuma proving grounds
The Arizona National Guard 1st Battalion 180th Artillery trains at Yuma Proving Grounds, ending a week of summer camp with four days of field exercise starting Monday. The 481 man unit includes five batteries based in Mesa Chandler Casa Grande Tempe and Scottsdale residents participate. A demonstration for officials and press featured 155 mm howitzers, a parade and awards. Scottsdale Mayor B L Tims and Councilman Bob Jones attended with reporters from the Arizona Republic.
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Government Offi
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B. L. Tims
Bob Jones
Ogress
Mike Reynolds
Mesa
Chandler
Casa Grande
Battery.c
Tempe
Robbers Take Cash From A Totem Store in Late Night Heist
Police report two men in their early twenties robbed the A Totem Store at 8001 East Roosevelt around 11 15 PM. Clerk Andy Anderson, 58, was locked in a walk in cooler while the thieves emptied the cash register of five and ten dollar bills totaling 205 dollars. A witness saw the pair flee to a nearby shopping center in a getaway car. No arrests had been made.
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E. Roosevelt
Andy Anderson
N. Hayden Rd
Anderson
ASU instructors rescued after raft accident in Grand Canyon
Arthur W. Rangeler and Dr Wayne W. Luchsinger, ASU educators, were rescued after a Colorado River raft trip. Rangeler sustained elbow and shoulder injuries with facial cuts, Luchsinger suffered a right leg double facture. They waited 18 hours on a beach before rescue by National Park Service helicopter and were treated at Grand Canyon Hospital then Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Rangeler released and Luchsinger reported satisfactory.
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Grand Canyon Hospital
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Dr. Luchsinger
City Fire Chiefs Convene in Arizona for 34th State Meet
City manager Bill Donaldson notes a telltale sign when firemen gather while Rural Fire Department hosts the 34th annual State Firemen's Convention. About 500 firemen and their wives attend the event, running from Thursday through Saturday at the Safari Hotel across Arizona.
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Bill Donaldson
Safari Hotel
Arizona
Scottsdale aims to curb juvenile crime with new program
Juvenile Judge Thomas Tang endorses Scottsdale city plan to hire a youth counselor and empower community involvement. He says case loads could ease with local delinquency handling, runaways not crimes, and that community support helps youths feel valued as they grow. The program, titled We Care, centers on proving adults’ investment in youths.
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Thomas Tang
Scottsdale
Tang
Ed Boyle
Juvenile Court
Zier Couple Continues Public Nuisance Case in Justice Court
Scottsdale residents William and Mrs. Zier press a public nuisance complaint against Fry's Market and several delivery firms. Trial enters its second day with attorney Harry Stewart for defendants and Dick Johnson for the county attorney. The case follows a prior five year fight with the city over zoning and damages claims.
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Justice Court
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Zier
71St St
Fry’s
Holcomb
Harry Stewart
Defenidants
Dick Johnson
Fry
Soviet Izvestia backs Hanoi with increased aid and warns on Saigon shelling
Izvestia denounces U.S. moves in Paris talks and pledges Moscow's continued military and moral support to Hanoi. Soviet editorial claims U.S. aggression blocks progress and notes Hanoi and Viet Cong could fight anywhere in Vietnam. Prince Norodom Sihanouk assists with food and medical aid to Hanoi and the Viet Cong. Harriman warns that continued shelling may jeopardize negotiations and urges restraint and substantive talks.
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Cambodia
Phnom Penh
W. Averell’ Harriman
Harriman
North Vietnam
Xuan Thuy
Jury Deliberations Continue in Dr Spock Boston Trial
In Boston a U S District Court jury remains sequestered weighing charges against baby doctor Benjamin Spock and four co defendants in a conspiracy to aid draft avoidance Jurors told to ignore Vietnam War legality as an issue.
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Boston
U.S. District Court
Benjamin Spock
Arizonan Held in Moscow as Drug Arrest Investigation Proceeds
The U S Embassy in Moscow says Soviet police have not finished their probe into Pedro Generalao of Somerton Arizona one of two Americans arrested for alleged hashish smuggling A lengthy investigation precedes charges Generalao was arrested about a month ago.
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U.S
Pedro Generalao
Somerton
Ariz
Soviet Union
Generalno
Democrats urged to have party pride in Phoenix meeting
The Western States Democratic Conference in Phoenix heard from National Chairman John Bailey and Arizona Rep Morris Udall urging delegates to take pride in the party record and work for victory. Scheduled speakers through tomorrow include Sen Eugene McCarthy and cabinet members Stewart Udall and Robert Weaver.
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Democratic
John Bailey
Arizona
Morris Udall
Eugene McCarthy
Interior
Stewart Udall
Robert Weaver
Weekend Heat Continues With 105 Degree Forecast
The forecast calls for 105 degree highs today and Saturday with tonight's low around 65. Skies stay sunny as heat remains intense through the weekend.
Riots in Nagpur Leave 8 Dead in Four Days
Police gunfire killed three as Hindu Muslim clashes in Nagpur, India, pushed the death toll to 27 over four days. Authorities report ongoing violence with sporadic shootings and crowd unrest across the central city.
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India
UPI
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