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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1971

Page

7

Rebuilt bus ville drug education aims to curb teen narcotics

Scottsdale Jaycees launch a drug awareness program using a renovated 1959 school bus as a mobile display and classroom. They seek 7000 dollars from fundraisers including the Old Fashioned 4th of July, with films slides and guest speakers and donated materials.

Ron Asay Ray Garden Scottsdale Jaycee Dennis Carroll Scottsdale Jaycees Jaycees Scottsdale Stadium Rick Sadler Burt Barshay Thunderbird Pharmacy William Jameson Jr Community Organization For Drug Abuse Control CODAC Kent Durfee Scottsdale Psychiatric Center Sadler

Board of Education to Discuss but Not Vote on 40 Items

Board member Robert Usdane says 40 negotiated items with teachers will be discussed but not voted tonight. Sam Kitchell and Tom Larsen cannot attend, delaying any potential decision until a full five member board is present. Usdane will chair the session at the Education Center.

Board of Education Robert Usdane Usdane Sam Kitchell Tom Larsen Education Center District Education Center Toman Emil.Sarpa

Hot Dry Weather With High Temps And Humidity

The forecast calls for hot days through Wednesday with afternoon clouds. Highs near 112 today and 110 on Wednesday, with upper 70s for tonight. Air quality reading 33. Legal notes cite portions of the negotiations package as potentially illegal for delegating board powers in violation of state statutes. Scottsdale Education Association President Gerald Nagle says the matter was settled but no extensive presentation planned.

Asdane Scottsdale Education ‘Association Gerald Nagle

Centrex phone system raises district costs and audit note

School board hears year to year Centrex cost rise now estimated at 20 508 with actual net increase 2 429 after removing four PBX operator positions. Total Centrex cost about 86 975 yearly versus 66 467 prior. Internal audit called the most complex in the office with over 100 sources.

Board of Education Jack Kearney Ernest Richards Cane Nore Business Services Arizona State University Motorola Kearney Richards

Sentencing Delayed for Alois Stett Meier in Scottsdale

Alois Stett Meier of Scottsdale faced a charge of interstate transportation of a stolen aircraft. The sentencing was postponed to August 9, as his attorney requested and explained to the court.

Alois Stett‘meier Scottsdale Getis

Murder charge filed against William Yates in Prescott shooting

An open murder charge was filed against 58 year old William Yates after he allegedly fatally shot Ken Schumaker at Bill's Self-Serve oil station in Prescott during a dispute over a 25 cent newspaper delivery. Schumaker died at Yavapai Community Hospital from a 22 caliber chest wound. Police said Schumaker and his son were at the station when the incident occurred and witnesses gave statements to investigators.

Prescott UPI William Yates Ken F. Schumaker Yavapai Community Hospital Bill’s Yates Schumaker David

Government fights to block release of Pentagon Vietnam study

Boston Globe and other papers publish parts of the secret Pentagon study while the Justice Department seeks a restraining order in Boston federal court. Across the country the government vows to press appeals and possibly seek Supreme Court action. In Georgia at Fort McPherson, a witness testimony questions whether Captain Ernest Medina ordered the My Lai massacre as a defense witness denies knowledge of conspiracies.

Boston Pentagon Boston Globe Globe Justice Department U.s.district Court Washington Post New York Times Fort Mcpherson Third Army Ernest Medina My Lai Oyatte Albert Connor Lee’Bailey Medina

Britain Faces Narrow Path to EEC Entry Amid Fee Dispute

Britain's bid to join the European Common Market stalls over a first-year membership fee. London officials say talks hang between success and potential failure as the payment amount remains the prime stumbling block for entry.

Britain Luxembour

Meany calls cost rise a failure of policies

George Meany head of AFL CIO says last month’s cost of living increase shows the President’s economic plan is a miserable failure. Administration officials acknowledge optimism may have been premature after the disclosure. In a separate item Senate anti draft forces claim victory blocking renewal of the selective service law. Senators Gravel and Cranston say the draft will not be revived at midnight June 30.

Washington George Meany Afl-Cio Senate Mike Gravel Alan Cranston

Senate panel signals loan to save Lockheed

The Senate Banking Committee indicated readiness to act to aid Lockheed Aircraft Company facing bankruptcy. Chairman John Sparkman predicted approval of a bill to provide a government guaranteed loan to stabilize the firm.

Washington Senatée’Banking Committee Lockheed Aircraft Company John Sparkman

U S completes phase seven of Vietnam troop withdrawal

Military sources report the United States finished phase seven of its Vietnam troop withdrawal eight days early. The last unit of a Marine force once over 80,000 strong is ready to depart, with U S troop strength at 244,000.

Saigon U.S Vietnam

Health education courses face 70 percent enrollment choice

Board report outlines two health courses for 1971-72 with 70 percent choosing a comprehensive program. James Toman notes 30 percent select the tenth grade class. the plan adds topics such as homosexuality and sexual health. Video tapes, testing, and teacher screening are planned with a community program on marriage and sexuality slated for October if funded.

James Toman Board of Education Toman Coronado High School

Rumor Clinic Answers School Carpet Fire Risk and Officer Citations

A reader asks if district carpet is fireproof and could cause fires. An expert notes older carpets lacked flame resistant backings, tests aren’t required for schools, and no test is known for the district carpet. A second question explains patrol area analysis guides officer evaluations, with no direct salary link to ticket counts.

Robert Usdane Asdane Marietta Ohio Usdane Arizona Highway Department Public Information Office

Mexican consular official criticized for unauthorised border claims

A Mexican consular official in El Paso told La Prensa that the U S Border Patrol commits atrocities and murders against Mexican braceros. A spokesman for Mexico's Foreign Relations Department said the official acted without authorization and should have reported to Mexico City authorities.

Mexico City UPI el ‘Paso Tex U.S Mexican Foreign Relations Department la Prensa Sheighouldn Foreign Relations Department Mexico “City

Scottsdale considers zoning ordinance for Planned Community Districts

Planning Commission to discuss an ordinance initiating Scottsdale Planned Community Districts for 160 acre parcels and unified development. City officials review final draft after California trip and consider traffic, land use, and long term planning implications. Also tonight the commission will weigh a commercial zoning denial at 71st St and Shea Blvd and a site plan for 170 apartments near Indian School and Granite Reef with staff objections.

City of Scottsdale Planning Commission California Commission Indian School Granite Reef Orangetree

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