Scottsdale clash at teachers union meeting over pay and strikes
Former Scottsdale school board member clashed with Scottsdale Federation of Teachers leaders at Coronado High School as teachers and property owners debated salaries taxes and union strike options. Bell argued for a $6000 starting wage for degreed teachers while critics warned of higher taxes and job losses amid district budget figures and non tenure concerns.
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Bell
Arizona State University
Placement Bureau
Tacoma Giants Exhibition Game Moves to Scottsdale
The exhibition game between Tacoma and the Phoenix Giants has been moved to Scottsdale Stadium at 1 pm. Tacoma, the Cubs AAA affiliate, and the Giants were set to open at the new city park on Miller Rd with the Cubs in town.
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Arizona Gov signs bill easing disability insurance for film crews
A measure exempting temporary movie sets in Arizona from state disability insurance rules was signed by Gov. Jack Williams. The motion, backed by Scottsdale Chamber and real estate interests, faced opposition from John Ahearn who warned of constitutional issues and reduced benefits for injured workers. The bill moves through the attorney general for ruling before final approval.
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House
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Top general to crush anti Maoists in Canton
Hong Kong reports say Gen Huang Yung sheng was placed in command of Kwangtung province to assert military control and quell anti Maoist factions. Peking radio quoted Chou En lai urging farmers to avoid political struggle and focus on rice. Famine fears circulate as Canton travelers note military reshaping.
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Gen Huang
Chinese National Defense Cou
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Reward Offered for Missing Pan Statue From Store
A $160 reward is offered for the recovery of a stolen welded steel statue of the god Pan from Only Shirt Co at 8770 E. McDowell. The statue, valued at $5,000, was broken off at the base and disappeared between Saturday night and Sunday morning, marking the second theft from the store and the fifth work by artist Dale Wright to be stolen. A previous sculpture, Androcles and the Lion, was taken months earlier and not recovered. The Pan statue was finished about a month ago, according to Wright.
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Youth jailed in widespread Scottsdale cat burglaries
Police say Darold D. Reinhold, 19, arrested in Phoenix for burglarizing Papago Mexican Restaurant and tied to 36 Scottsdale cat burglaries. The spate of break-ins last fall saw homes hit by night with residents often awake, with loot ranging from cents to hundreds. Reinhold has prior burglary convictions and prison time.
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Quintuplets Born in Sweden Two Survive
A 28 year old mother, Mrs Lars Jansson, gave birth to quintuplets after fertility drugs in Västerås. Three infants died shortly after birth or in the morning. The two survivors, a boy and a girl, weighed one to two pounds each and are in incubators at Västerås District Hospital 60 miles west of Stockholm.
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Johnson proposes direct talks with North Vietnam
UPI reports President Johnson sent a Feb 2 letter to Ho Chi Minh proposing direct peace talks with the United States. Ho Chi Minh rejected the offer. Hanoi and Saigon separately announced similar direct overtures and rejections. Johnson said progress continued in Vietnam as Guam talks neared, while Hanoi demanded an unconditional halt to bombing as a precondition. Weather showed high near 82, low around 46, and similar temps for the next day.
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Tuesday in the News Tuesday in the News
United Press International and Progress Staff provide a roundup of daily briefs spanning politics, economy, and society. The items sketch quick takes on events and developments shaping national and local headlines.
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Yanks Viet Cong clash near Cambodian border
Thirty Americans died and 109 wounded in ground fighting near the Vietnam Cambodia frontier as Viet Cong fled across the border leaving 423 dead. U.S. planes hit the Thai Nguyen steel mill amid the assault.
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Thai Nguyen
Reagan to spend Easter week with Davis family in Phoenix
California Governor Ronald Reagan was due in Phoenix late this afternoon for an Easter vacation. He will stay the rest of the week with his wife’s parents Dr and Mrs Loyal Davis at the Arizona Biltmore Estates.
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California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Loyal Davis
Arizona Biltmore Estates
Senate CAP hearing set for early May in Washington
Arizona senators Carl Hayden and Pasa Fannin announce the Senate Reclamation Subcommittee will hold Central Arizona Project hearings in the first week of May to speed Congress on Arizona water project. Chairman Clinton Anderson of New Mexico agreed to the schedule.
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Clinton Anderson
New Mexico
City wage survey signals need for Scottsdale pay changes
Scottsdale city manager Bill Donaldson says the Griffenhagen-Kroeger study on Valley wages suggests readjustments may be needed for municipal employees. The report, aligned with Phoenix and other Valley cities, will guide proposed salary changes as budget details are prepared for 1987-68.
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Bill Donaldson
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