West Berlin frees two leftists as kidnapers threaten mayoral candidate
West Berlin police released Ettore Cannella and Gerhard Jagdmann after they were jailed for illegal demonstrations. The kidnappers of CDU mayoral candidate Peter Lorenz demand six jailed comrades be freed and flown out by Monday, signaling a deadly deadline. Government leaders met to ensure rule of law while appealing for proof Lorenz is alive.
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Lorenz
Eee
Christian Democratic Party
Helmut Schmidt
West Berlin
Scottsdale teachers press 15.1 percent raise demand
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers and district officials clash over a 15.1 percent salary increase request for the 1975-76 school year. SFT leader Larry Bell accuses Supt. William Randall of labeling the demand unreasonable amid current economic conditions. An across-the-board $1,000 raise proposal faces potential strikes and possible budget cuts to fund higher teacher pay.
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Mike Petryni
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers
Larry Bell
Scottsdale
William Randall
Bell
Afl-Cio-Affiliated
SFT
School board to review potential cuts after March 21
Administration plans to discuss areas for reductions including more than 700000 in cuts that would eliminate most district administrative positions. Randall rejects the SIT and SFT plans citing fairness between groups. Bell argues non classroom expenses should be cut.
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SIT
Randall
Bell
Scottsdale Arts Center to Open Without Fry Guidance
Brad Fry, former managing director, was officially terminated at noon Friday. Patricia Hartwell will temporarily run duties as the center prepares for a mid October opening. top candidates are being contacted while interviews are arranged.
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Cheryl Crooks
Scottsdale Center For the Arts
Brad Fry
Ben Montijo
Fry
Arts Center
Montijo
Rry
Patricia Hartwell
Scottsdale Fine Arts Commission
Scottsdale
Pacific Northwest
Metropolitan Arts Council
Greater
Portland Area
City faces $310000 shortfall after big layoffs debate
Friday night meeting draws 125 residents as Scottsdale officials weigh revenue options amid a $2.8 million cut plan that includes 73 full timers and 36 part timers. A Lions Club gift of 100 dollars and a private 5 dollar pledge underscore mixed support. The council eyes options such as a 3 monthly refuse fee and a hotel and motel room tax to close the deficit.
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Scottsdale Lions Club
Rexbel Young
E. Pinchot
William C. Jenkins
Scottsdale
Scottsdale budget hearing weighs taxes and service cuts
At a Scottsdale hearing residents urged revenue raises including a six to eleven percent real estate transfer tax and a $40 minimum privilege tax while opposing broad cuts to Vista del Camino Center services. Chamber voices supported hotel motel and room taxes. several urged maintaining staff and programs, with debate over library and pool fees. The council will review comments this weekend before a Tuesday vote.
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Vista del Camino
Carlotta Joseph
Vista
Severin Barstad
E. Cypress
Vista Center
Henry Gruenemeier
Scottsdale Board of Realtors
Hugh Medard
Hubbell
Scottsdale elementary lunch prices rise to 45 cents
Scottsdale School Board votes Feb 4 to raise lunch prices from 40 to 45 cents per day due to a 16 769 deficit in the lunch program. Pedersen cites continuing losses potentially exceeding 43 000 by year end and reduced government commodities as factors.
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Scottsdale
Bill Pedersen
Pedersen
Bederléin
Rebels shell Phnom Penh airport as congressmen arrive
Rebel gunners hit Ponchentong airport an hour before a group of five U S representatives and one senator land in Phnom Penh. They fly in from Saigon aboard Air American planes for a briefing at the U S Embassy on Cambodia’s unstable military and political scene.
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Phnom Penh
Ponchentong
U.S
Saigon
Air American
Cambodia
Two Boys Rescued After 25 Hour Snow Tunnel Plunge
In Lorettville Quebec two boys aged 3 and 4 were buried in a snow tunnel for a day and a half. Rescued cold and semiconscious, they were revived at a hospital and reported in good condition.
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Loretteville
Que
Expropriation Seen as U.S. Response to Economic Strains
California political scientist Dennis M. Ray of Cal State-Los Angeles argues that the United States and other industrial nations may adopt expropriation as a tool amid severe economic problems and rising hostility to foreign investment. The remark was made in Stanford.
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Stanford
United States
California
Dennis M. Ray
Cal State
Los Angeles
Space colonies could ease Earth's energy and resource pressure
Princeton physicist Gerald O'Neil says space colonies offer solutions to energy, materials, food, and population challenges and could be profitable with today’s technology, speaking to physicists at Michigan State University in East Lansing.
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East Lansing
Mich
Princeton University
Gerald O'Neil
Outer Space
O'Neil
Michigan State University
Midweek Warmth Brings Sunny Skies and Rising Winds
The forecast calls for 79 and warmer today and Sunday with southerly winds at four mph. Highs in the mid 80s, lows tonight in the upper 40s, barometer 30.3 inches and falling. Yesterday's high 82 and this morning's low 46.
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Chuck Pratt
Mike Hogan
Coronado
Yuma
Dons
Marcos de Niza High School
Chaparral High
Westwood
Berlin
By Bruce Jameson
Scottsdale Associated Merchants
SAM
John C. Holmes
E. Heatherbrae Ave
Larry Manross
N. 81St Way
City Hall
Yal Conaway
United Press International
Canada
Montreal
Brian Erb
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
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