Scottsdale school district advisory committee sets four public meetings
State appointments Senate okays Williams men An open meeting of the cit iens' advisory committee to the Scottsdale school district will be held at 7 30 tonight in the district education center 3811 N 44th St The advisory group which is involved in a comprehensive study of the district has scheduled four meetings with the public next week to hear suggestions or recommendations from district residents regarding school needs it was announced today by Mrs Louis Plotkin co chairwoman of the advisory committee Meetings will be held Monday in Arcadia High School auditorium Tuesday in Saguaro Highs cafeteria Wednesday in Coronado Highs cafeteria and Thursday in Scottsdale Highs auditorium All meetings will begin at 7 30 p m We have reviewed the situation in the district including population growth overcrowding in some areas Inadequate facilities and special education classes Mrs Plotkin said Because it is apparent that expansion of some type will be needed consideration is being given to the advantages of the middle school concept as opposed to repeated additions to existing facilities Among the advantages of middle schools would be space for programs now in existence but inadequately housed including library facilities reduction of class sizes flexibility in terms of future growth and enrichment of courses in grades A 1 through 6 she added Continuation of the present policy regarding flexibility of boundary lines and transportation of students seems advisable as does consideration of the walking distance concept as a long range goal
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Scottsdale
N. 44Th St
Louis Plotkin
Arcadia High School
Saguaro High
Coronado High
Scottsdale High
Break-ins and thefts reported in Scottdale and Phoenix
Two break-ins in Scottdale accounted for tools and golf equipment valued over 500 dollars stolen from a transmission shop and a garage in separate incidents. In Phoenix, the Senate confirmed three Interstate Stream Commission appointees and one Power Authority member with ten other confirmations and several reappointments.
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Hubbell Law
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Arizona Power Authority
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Chandler
George Leonard
Sid Woods
Yuma
Stock Market Roundup From Noon The Dow Gains 4 Points
United Press International reports midday stock action with Dow Jones industrials at 847.65 up 4.16, rails at 220.44 up 0.01, utilities at 136.26 up 0.33, and 65 stocks at 304.73 up 1.26. Volume totals 8,130,000 shares as Alcoa American Can and AT&T appear among notable movers.
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Speck murder trial limits eased by Illinois Supreme Court
The Illinois Supreme Court ordered Judge Herbert Paschen to modify guidelines for reporters covering Richard Speck’s murder trial. The court allowed newsmen to report events in open court while delaying reporting of juror names until they are excused or sworn. The ruling came as part of a dispute with the Tribune over press restrictions.
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Illinois Supreme Court
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High Court
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Goldwater doubts Romney as GOP presidential contender
Washington report says Barry Goldwater remains cool toward Michigan Governor George Romney and questions Romney’s viability as a Republican nominee. Goldwater notes Romney’s 1964 lack of support and suggests Romney must face resistance from the voters who backed Goldwater.
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Obituaries for Helene Edwards and Bruce Dudzik
Mrs Helene G Edwards 71 a teacher until 1966 died Tuesday in St Josephs Hospital Phoenix She was widow of G D Edwards minister of First Christian Church here 1938 to 1944 Survived by daughter Mrs J T Harold two sisters and two grandchildren Services and burial in Columbia Mo Dudzik fatally injured in Tempe crash Born in Chicago he moved to Phoenix ten years ago Survived by parents sister and grandparents Funeral notices announce Rosary and Mass at St Daniels Church in Phoenix with entombment at Francis Mausoleum Northwest Mortuary handles arrangements
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John Dudzik
Chicago
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Phoe
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