Scottsdale forms independent teacher group in bargaining push
An independent Scottsdale group named the Scottsdale Independent Teacher Association seeks bargaining rights for teachers not in SEA or SFT. Jeff Larson plans to present a member list to Supt John Tanner and push for representation on a new Professional Negotiations Committee. The plan faces district rejection and a districtwide election looms between SEA and SFT rivals.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Independent Teacher Association
SITA
Scottsdale Education Association
SEA
Scottsdale Federa
Tion
Jeff Larson
Arcadia High
John Tanner
Progress
School Trusty
Sam, Kitchell
Supt
Ernie Richards
Joe Esile
SFT
Scottsdale Teachers Association
Larson
Phoenix
Phoenix District Board
Classroom Teachers Association Cta
American Federation of Teachers
AFL - Cio
New Sun Circle Trail Bridges Open Along Arizona Canal
A morning ceremony opened a new bridge crossing the Arizona Canal at 68th Street and Indian School Road near Lafayette Park as part of the Sun Circle Hiking and Riding Trail. Four bridges total, funded by a 44 000 county project with about 25 000 spent in January, plus planned gates signs landscaping and soil stabilization.
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Arizona Canal
68Th St
Indian School Rd
Lafayette Park
Sun Circle
Sun Circle Trail
U.S. Department of the
Jack Collins
Maricopa County
B. W
Barney) Burns
Bud Tims
Suspect Found in Trash Bin During Scottsdale Robbery
Scottsdale police arrested Rudolph Saenz 21 of Phoenix after he was found hiding beneath a trash bin behind a service station at 4501 N Scottsdale Rd. A station employee reported being robbed of about 80 dollars at 3 am and Saenz remained in jail on a 5000 dollar bond. Police also captured Stephen Doyle 24 after a Los Angeles robbery warrant surfaced. he surrendered with no resistance and is jailed.
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Scottsdale
Rudolph Saenz
E. Broadway
Phoenix
Scottsdale Rd
Ethelberg Downs
E. Shoeman
Thery
Saenz
Stephen Doyle
Pima
Bell-Rads
Los Angeles
Doyle
Tax hike urged as gold rush shocks dollar markets
London and Paris dealers close doors amid panic buying of gold as investors fear a devalued dollar. U.S. Treasury Secretary calls for a 12 billion tax hike to counter the threat, while treasury officials deny any devaluation.
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London
UPI
U.S. Treasury
Treasury
Europe
U.S
Paris
London and Washington wrestle with gold boom and dollar fears
Amid wild gold rush activity the pound fell to an all time low near $2.39 while the dollar aims to stabilize. Washington officials vow to strengthen the dollar with policy moves and possible tax action. Market chaos spreads from New York to London as dealers rush to cover positions and price expectations surge.
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Washington
Treasury
Federal Reserve
Crime increases in Scottsdale outpace national rise
Scottsdale reports a 17 percent 1967 crime increase versus 1966, nearly two points above the national average of 16 percent as FBI data show. Phoenix shows a 31 percent rise over the national average with spikes in robbery murder aggravated assault and property crimes. Mayor Milton Graham cites geography climate and narcotics traffic as factors.
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Scottsdale
FBI
Phoenix
Jack Alten
Allen
Milton Graham
Dentist Daniel Bound Over On Narcotics Fraud Counts
Dr. Richard M. Daniel 38 of Scottsdale was bound over to superior court on six counts of obtaining narcotics by fraud after a preliminary hearing. He was ordered by Justice of the Peace Harold Holcomb to appear in court and remains free on his own recognizance. The investigation cited multiple drug pickups under false names since September of last year.
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Richard M. Daniel
Justice of the Peace
Harold Holcomb
Superior Court
Holcomb
Daniel
66Th St
E. Stetson
Scottsdale
Scottsdale-den—tist
Tax hike move eyed as Fed tightens credit
Treasury Secretary Henry Fowler told Congress that a tax bill was needed within 30 days to preserve stability while the Federal Reserve nears tighter credit. He backed a surtax as a rider on an extended excise tax bill and warned of added monetary restraint as the discount rate rumors circulated.
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Washington
UPI
Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Congress
Fed
Fowler
Senate
Iate
Russell B. Long
Dla
House, Ways & Means Committee
Finance
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Scottsdale killers tied to Tempe and Phoenix murders
Sheriff officials link the slayings of Tempe woman Linda J. Hodge and Phoenix clerk Sylvia Presley to a single gun and a killer driving Hodge s 1964 blue Buick Riviera with plate JPF 626. Hodge was found in a Scottsdale shack Tuesday afternoon and Presley in a Phoenix market cooler later that day.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Rd
Shea Blvd
Tempe
Phoenix
Linda J. Hodge
Sylvia Presley
Hodge
Arizona
Mrs. Hodge
Weather synopsis for today and tomorrow in local area
Forecast indicates partly cloudy conditions this afternoon with generally fair skies tonight. Temperatures reach around 70 today with a low near 43, and tomorrow’s high near 73.
Draft Rockefeller movement expands across states
In New York a Draft Rockefeller Committee forms with thirty six Republican civic leaders. In Baltimore Spiro Agnew will be temporary chairman to coordinate the movement. House Republican Leader Ford opposes a rubber stamp to the Senate Civil Rights Bill and seeks changes. In Vietnam American casualties reach a weekly high 3275. A Czech officer commits death by own action tied to Jan Sejna defection scandal. House Ethics Committee proposes income source disclosure and ban on using campaign funds for personal expenses.
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New York
Baltimore
Spiro Agnew
Washington
House
Gerald Ford
Senate
Ford
House Ethics Committee
Cary Grant Hospitalized After Auto Crash in NYC
Hollywood star Cary Grant remains in a New York hospital with chest pains after an auto accident yesterday. He has a cut lip and a bruised nose, doctors say he is in good condition.
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New York
Cary Grant
Hollywood
Williams signs pension bill and boundary change measures
Governor Jack Williams signed multiple bills including a unified pension system for policemen and firemen and a county boundary adjustment in Cochise and Santa Cruz due to a long ago surveying error. The Arizona House moved toward passage of the general appropriations bill in an overtime session, with a budget over 275 million dollars and about 65 million for new school financing under a December education program.
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Phoenix
Jack Williams
Cochise
Santa Cruz
Arizona House
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