Scottsdale union argues budget supports proposed raises
The Scottsdale Education Association chief says the district can fund a $200 salary hike, citing per student valuations above state medians. He notes Scottsdale ranks fifth among large high school districts in valuation and highlights gains like a salary index, additional teachers, and better leave for staff while rebutting rival union claims.
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Scottsdale
SEA
Bob Jones
Tonalea
Jones
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers Union
SFT
Arizona Education Association
National Educational Association
SIEA
Association
Chinese warn of rising pestilence in Communist China
UPI reports Shanghai Radio urges doctors and nurses to combat spring outbreaks as Mao era power moves expand with new congresses. Peking broadcasts cite health deteriorations blamed on medical workers defying Mao orders, as New China News Agency and provincial outlets signal worsening conditions amid refugee pressures in Hong Kong.
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UPI
Shanghai Radio
Peking Radio
Congress of Revolutionary Workers
Ofa
Red Guard
Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
Mao
Shanghai
Peking
New China News Agency
China
Scottsdale Man Dies of Natural Causes After Crash
Albert Batt, 59, of Scottsdale, died in a Phoenix hospital Thursday night from natural causes after a three car crash at 39th Street and Camelback Road Wednesday afternoon. Police report Batt’s vehicle rear ended another car, causing a second collision with a third. No citations were issued.
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Phoenix
Albert Batt
Highland
Phoenix Hospital
Batt
39Th St
Camelback
German beauty drops breach of promise suit against rancher
Beate Leber withdraws appeal after U.S. District Judge Bowen dismisses her 2.6 million breach of promise case. Defense showed Mrs Weber’s Mexican divorce decree was illegal, contract tied to husband’s consent, and the defendant, William H Brown, 63, Arizona rancher, leased her until divorce final.
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Upi
Beate Leber
Raymond Hayes
Leber
U.S. Dist
John C
Paradise Valley district to discuss bond election and school updates
A special PV elementary district meeting is set for 7 30 p m to discuss a bond election. The board adopted a resolution to request bids on 1 53 million in bonds for the high school district. Desert Cove Elementary should finish in about two weeks amid vandalism. Campo Bello and Greenway delays from uneven finish and high concrete floors. Weather sketch notes variable clouds breezy cooler with highs near 82 and tonight’s low around 45.
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Maricopa
Herb Schneider
Busby, Crosler and Schneider
Desert Cove
Schneider
Campo Bello
Greenway
Cyprus Expels Soviet Attache and Aeroflot Employee
Cyprus expelled Soviet Embassy attache Boris Petrin and Aeroflot employee Nikolai Ranov amid a vast Russian spy ring aimed at NATO bases across Europe and the Mediterranean. Ranov left for Moscow as Cypriot authorities noted arrests of Cypriots, with coordination under intelligence chief Andreas Rigas.
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Greece
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Moscow
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Athens
Petrin
Spyros Kyprianou
Pavel Ermoshin
Turin
Rome
Giorgio
Rinaldi
Spain
Switzerland
Pis
Navy ships collide near San Juan. both suffer damage
The carrier Wasp and the fleet oiler Salamonie collided about 45 miles east of San Juan during refueling. No injuries were reported. both ships sustained moderate damage and atomic weapons use was denied by the Defense Department amid Vietnam war rumors.
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Wasp
Washington
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Washington Post
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Man dies after Phoenix bar brawl
A 44 year old California man Kenneth Merl Rhodes of Wattier was shot twice as he left the Alibi Cocktail Lounge at 4139 W Indian School Rd in West Phoenix. Police found his body about 20 feet from the lounge door. Prescott seeks kidney for Thomas Newton
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West Phoenix
Kenneth Merl Rhodes
Wattier
Indian School Rd
Scottsdale school tax to rise by at least a dollar
Tax experts project the district’s rate will climb by about $1 to $1.50 per $100 assessed valuation next year due to cuts in state aid, rising teacher salaries, an insurance program, and extra staffing costs. The district faces a total estimated increase of $1.21 per $100.
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John Tanner
Saoceeaee
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers
Scottadale Education Association
Tanner
Citizens’ Committee
Distel Watixed Finoncad
Citizens Advisory Committee
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