Scottsdale District to Issue Notices of Nonrenewal to 200 Teachers
Dr. William Randall announced that about 200 first and second year teachers in the Scottsdale School District will receive notices of nonrenewal this week due to budget delays. He stressed the action is contractual and that all teachers are to be rehired if funds allow. The delay stems from the special legislative session on school financing and the district awaits state funds by Friday to determine how many positions can be funded.
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William Randall
Scottsdale
Randall
Jack Kearney
Kearney
Conlan
Nixon
Wichita
Kan
Marine Corps
Brown
Custer, S
The Turkish DC10 crash sparks sabotage theories
A preliminary Paris report on the Turkish Airlines DC10 disaster suggests an explosion could have downed the widebody, killing 344. Turkish and Japanese and Arab suspects are linked to sabotage plans, with officials reviewing all possibilities as investigators search for explosives and motive.
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Paris
UPS
Orly
Gilbert Dreyfus
Istanbul
British Airways
City Hall shifts to better customer relations program
City Manager Dale Carter reports February program on customer relations improved public service. Employees now greet visitors with name tags, receive two hours of training, and use role play to boost courtesy. No complaints of discourtesy have been received.
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Dale Carter
Carter
Sunny and mild with a cool night in the valley
The forecast calls for 68 today and Tuesday with breezy conditions this afternoon. Cooler tonight with a slight warmup on Tuesday as highs reach the low 70s. Overnight low near 40 at the airport and close to freezing in colder valley locations.
Brown enters race for Fourth District Congress seat
Scottsdale businessman Bud Brown announces Democratic bid for U S House in Arizona fourth district with Wednesday Phoenix press conference. He faces Daniel Salcito and opposes Republican incumbent John Conlan while touting energy policy critique and integrity platform. Brown runs Bud Brown Enterprises with Skytram Systems and others.
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Scottsdale
Byron T
Bud) Brown
Congress
Phoenix
Daniel R. Salcito
John Conlan
Salcito
Brown
Gillette
Wyo
Outdoor sales controls eyed by City Council tonight
City Manager Dale Carter notes rising outdoor sales permit requests and urges council guidance on criteria for permits and displays. The session also covers cul de court plans for street volleyball and tennis on cul de sacs, a 1280 acre McDowell Mountains park purchase, transportation problems study, and a county court complex proposal costing 3300000.
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Dale Carter
Carter
Marc
Stragier
McDowell Mountains
Gas Plan Urged by Scottsdale Leader Amid Gasoline Shortage
Scottsdale Mayor Bud Tims urged residents and service station operators to cooperate with Phoenix Mayor Timothy Barrow’s voluntary gasoline plan. The plan sets a $3 minimum purchase and flags at stations to show daily allocations sold. Tims noted Barrow’s staff keeps him informed as talks with distributors continue.
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Scottsdale
Bud Tims
Phoenix
Timothy Barrow
Barrow
Tims
Oregon
SRP seeks injunction to halt wildcat strike by linemen
Salt River Project acts to end a wildcat strike by less than half its electrical line crewmen. IBEW Local 266 members protest rotating work schedule changes from Monday to Saturday. Union agrees no work stoppage per contract. pickets to be removed. Protest began at local steam plants and area sites. Union leader Hall says grievance could take months in arbitration. the union condemns the action.
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Salt ‘River
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local No. 266
SRP
IBEW
Donald W. Hall
Heath resigns as Britain’s prime minister after coalition setback
London reports Prime Minister Edward Heath tendered resignation after the Liberal party rejected a coalition offer with the Conservatives in an anti Socialist bid. In Washington McGovern warned food prices may rise by about 30 percent this year. Haldeman defended innocence in Watergate while noting some aspects were wrong. The Supreme Court ruled CATV operators may transmit network programs anywhere but urged Congress to act on copyright in broadcasting.
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Edward Heath
Downing St
Liberal Party
Heath
Washington
George S. McGovern
D-S.d
McGovern
Supreme Court
CATV
Congress
Three Cuban Americans tied to White House plumbers indicted
Washington reports three Cuban Americans who worked for the White House plumbers unit are expected to be indicted this week for the 1971 burglary at the psychiatrist office of Daniel Elisberg. Kissinger said some progress toward declarations with Europe and Nixon may visit. Mansfield critiques a bill to raise pay for Congress and federal officials as inflationary and ill timed.
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White House
Daniel Elisberg
Brussels
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Nixon
Europe
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Congress
Ansfield
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