Court rules against AFT in Scottsdale school suit
Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Yale McFate ruled for the Scottsdale School Board in a $100000 case brought by the American Federation of Teachers. The union sought back pay claiming 904 teachers were owed for three noncovered days May 27 to 29 during the 1968-64 contract period. The judge said the contract defines a nine month period and 180 days, not a fixed day count, and noted teachers taught 178 days in the 1983-64 period.
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Maricopa’ County
Yale McFate
Scottsdale School Board
American Federation of Teachers
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Teach
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Albania Denounces Glassboro Summit At UN
Albania denounced the Glassboro summit between President Johnson and Soviet Premier Kosygin as an anti Arab plot and treachery at the United Nations General Assembly. King Hussein prepared to speak on Jordan's case against Israeli aggression as Kosygin met aides and Cuban leader Castro in Havana.
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UPI
Albania
Glassboro
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Johnson- Kosygin
Nesti Nase
United Nations General Assembly
China
Europe
Peking Radio
Hussein
Jordan
Alexei II
Kosygin
Havana
Fidel Castro
Assembly
Middle East
Washington
Alexei Kosygin
White House
George Christian
Scottsdale fund grows for French camper repair
Scores of Scottsdale residents donate to the French Family Camper Fund to repair a camper damaged by vandals on Salt River Indian Reservation. So far $173.25 to the Progress and $47 to KDOT, with over $300 in kind aid from a local glass company, are being banked at Valley National Bank as the family plans a Idaho vacation.
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Scottsdale
Valley National Bank
Salt River
Idaho
Scottsdale Glass Company
Scottsdale Chamber says Collins to stay amid rumors
Officials of the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce denied rumors that manager A. J. Ate resigned to join a restaurant chain. Chamber president Dr. H William Welch said Collins had discussed the offer but had not submitted a resignation. Secretary Pat Gaston called the rumors false and noted Collins is on vacation.
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A. J.ate
H. William Welch
Chamber
Collins
Pat Gaston
Flake to discuss school costs at Scottsdale event
Rep. Sam Flake will speak on education costs in state and Scottsdale schools at 8 p.m. today in Hotel Valley Ho. School Superintendent Jam Tanner will hold a 10 a.m. press conference tomorrow at the Scottsdale School District Administration Building about a $13 million bond proposal for new and added buildings.
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Maricopa
Hotel Valley Ho
W. Main
Jam Tanner
Scottsdale School District
44Th St
Citizens Advisory Committee
Flake
House Education Committee
Scottsdale
Scottsdale High School
NAACP Urges Lawsuit Over Phoenix School Segregation
The Rev. George B. Brooks, president of the Maricopa County NAACP, urged a test case to end segregation in Phoenix area schools. He said parents could sue for integration, noting districts restrict Negro home buying and alleging few Black staff in Roosevelt Elementary and almost no Black teachers in Phoenix Union High School District.
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UPI
George B. Brooks
Maricopa County
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Brooks
NAACP
Roosevelt
Phoenix Union High School
South Mountain High School
Kosygin heads to Havana after hardline U. S. visit
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin departed New York for Havana to meet Cuban Premier Fidel Castro as he wrapped a 10 day U S trip marked by firm Middle East and Vietnam policies. He called for objective U N coverage and thanked reporters before the flight.
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UPI
Alexei N. Kosygin
Havana
Fidel Castro
United States
Mideast
Vietnam
Kosygin
Kennedy International Airport
Cuba
U. N
Premmier
United Nations
Johnson
U. N. General Assembly
Middle East
Israel
Charles de Gaulle
Richard J. Hughes
New Jersey
Massmedia
Glassboro
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Increase taxes now FRB chairman urges tax hike
Federal Reserve Board chairman William McChesney Martin urges a tax increase now to curb inflation amid recovery and rising government spending. He favors higher than Johnson's proposed six percent surcharge and warns against inflationary pressures.
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Toledo
Ohio
William McChesney Martin
Federal Reserve Board
Johnson
Martin
Arizona public service rate case twists over disqualification
Commissioner Dick Herbert faces disqualification questions as the Arizona Public Service rate case is reviewed by the state commission. The panel asks the attorney general to rule on potential bias while its 2 p.m. meeting weighs findings in the APS dispute. Groundbreak for Maricopa County's new $10 million hospital proceeds at a 52 acre site near the Arizona State Hospital.
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Dick Herbert
Arizona Public Service Company
Attorney General’s Office
Herbert
Biaa
Commission
Milton Husky
A.P.S
Phoenix
Maricopa County
Straw Spreading Drive For City Park Volunteers Sought
Scottsdale residents invited to help spread 130 tons of straw on 15 acres of a new city park near Coronado High School. L B Spacewater says volunteers will receive a free DAMS. Bil Eneryn notes the effort needs many hands and runs 9 to 10 am Tuesday at the park recreation building opposite the high school.
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Scottsdale
Coronado High School
L. B. Spacewater
Ment
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