Scottsdale teachers weigh wage strike amid wage talks
The Scottsdale Education Association warns a possible strike over pay as it negotiates for higher starting salaries and experiencebased raises. No deadline has been set. cards are being sent to teachers to gauge support for a potential National Labor Relations Board election. The district employs over 1,000 teachers across four high schools and 18 elementary schools.
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China Expels Two Russian Envoys from Beijing
China orders the expulsion of two Soviet Embassy officials in Peking. The move, reported by Radio Peking, follows ongoing diplomatic tensions between the two nations.
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Scottsdale Preschool Program Continued Pending State Aid
Scottsdale school officials pledge the 19 year old preschool program will continue if state funds resume. John Tanner says changes are being studied to meet new state requirements after a court ruling cut aid for students with less than 240 minutes daily. The district serves about 2,000 students and had received 660,000 in aid this year.
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Visitor reports gem theft at Scottsdale hotel
A winter visitor reported a $500 diamond drop pendant theft from a hotel room in Scottsdale on Friday. Lawrence Zals of Pueblo, Colorado, and his wife left their room at the Executive House and found the jewelry missing upon return. Police also sought burglars who broke into a Circle K at 8140 Indian School Road and stole $1,000 in cash.
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I Bird operator bids due Monday in Scottsdale
Scottsdale city bids for the municipal Thunderbird Field airfield operator open Monday for a third time. About 30 firms and individuals requested bid specifications, with City Manager Bill Donaldson predicting many bidders. The operator will lease city facilities and provide fuel hangar space and some repair services. Bids previously opened in January and September 1964 were rejected or revised due to financing and site transfer delays with the Arizona Conference of the Seventh Day Adventist Church. The council may act at the March 21 meeting.
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Rain Breaks Valley Dry Spell With Light Show
The Valley received a brief light shower early this morning, ending a dry spell not broken since January 28. Forecasters at Sky Harbor report rainfall was unmeasurable, but predict a 30 percent chance of measurable rain today, tonight, or Sunday.
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Last of octuplets dies in Mexico City birth saga
In Mexico City the last of eight octuplets born to Teresa Sepulveda died after birth. Four infants had already perished before midnight with others fading in the early hours, all weighing about ten ounces and tiny at seven and a half inches.
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UPI
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Legislature moves toward adjournment in Arizona session
The Arizona Legislature edged toward final adjournment of its 62 day session with the House set to approve a $20 million budget bill and both chambers affirming a central purchasing bill. Senate amendments allow agencies to self purchase at or below state costs. final passage targeted.
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Two Crashes Reported In Scottsdale Area
A Scottsdale woman Thelma Bird 2620 West Scottsdale Road is listed as in good condition after being struck by a car on Scottsdale Road near Thomas. Geoffrey Griffith of Phoenix was the driver. A 14 year old boy James Neely of 5818 North 74th Street was hit while riding a bicycle on McDowell Road near 74th Street and treated at Baptist Hospital. No citations were issued. Cloudy with possible showers and no significant temperature change. Highs near 70, lows around 50.
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Baptist Hospital
John Lim
Defector Svetlana Arrives in Switzerland
Svetlana Stalina, Josef Stalin’s daughter, seeks temporary stay in Switzerland after rejecting her homeland. She flew from Rome to Geneva with an escort, then moved toward Bern in a police convoy. Reports say Washington blocked asylum to avoid straining relations with Moscow. Her son Josef Morozov doubted the defecture and predicted she might return.
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Wortham earns freedom as Russian court reduces sentence
In Moscow a Russian appeal court freed American ex GI Buel Wortham 25 trimming a three year jail term for black marketeering and fining him over 5500 dollars. Wortham from North Little Rock Arkansas is the first U.S. convict to win sentence reduction in recent times.
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Senate Approves Amendments to Liquor Department Bill
Phoenix lawmakers advance an amended House liquor reform bill as adjournment nears with a final vote expected this afternoon. The measure would reorganize the State Liquor Department and move back to the governor for action.
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