Teachers Plan Scottsdale Meeting On Impending Strike
Scottsdale teachers union calls a 6 to 6:40 a.m. general meeting at Knights of Columbus Hall to discuss an anticipated strike and salary demands raising starting pay from 5100 to 6000. Coronado High School seniors plan a quiet demonstration and possible rally to support higher pay and press the board to negotiate.
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Scottsdale
Larry Bell
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers Head
Bell
Knights of Columbus
Brown and
E.ast Ave
Coronado High School
Scottsdate
Jim Doubek
Cvokesman
Scottadale High
Doubek
Arcadia
Saguaro
Canary Bird joins sister satellite in Atlantic link
Washington reports a new communications satellite Canary Bird weighing 192 pounds in a stationary 22,300 mile orbit above the Atlantic. It joins Early Bird to provide telephone and television links between Europe and North America. Moscow launches Cosmos 152, no details given. Rumors of a six plus crewed spacecraft generation surface. Nashville dairy official expects milk strike resolution this weekend, with potential consumer price effects if milk prices rise.
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Washington — America
Canary Bird
Atlantic Ocean
Early Bird
Europe
North America
Moscow
Nashville
National Farmers Organization
Thomas Herbert
Phoenix Man Fatally Shot by Father Returning From Navy Leave
A Phoenix man, Robert Clifford Jr., 20, was shot and killed as his father, who had reported prowlers, returned home on an unexpected Navy leave. Police identified the victim and noted the father heard a possible intruder before the shooting. In Tucson, 18-year-old Manuel Benavidez is charged with murder in the stabbing death of 44-year-old Louise McNally, a night clerk found in a storeroom at the rear of a store.
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Phoenix
Navy
Robert Clifford Jr
Tucson
Manuel Benavidez
Louise McNally
Downtown Scottsdale power outage after 10 minute crash
A minor collision at 325 W. 4th St caused a damaged power pole and wires, cutting supply to downtown Scottsdale for about 30 minutes. Police redirected traffic as Rural Fire crews fought a small fire distant from buildings. Separate illegal burning of a large cactus pile occurred at Invergordon and MacDonald.
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Valley Ho
4Th St
Scottsdale
8Th St
Indiana School Rd
Arlier
Invergordon and
MacDonald
Problems of Schools Told in Editorial
James Warne Jr. writes a guest editorial detailing Scottsdale school issues observed over months. He chairs the School District advisory committee reviewing bond proposals and middle school plans.
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James IB. Warne Jr
Scottsdale
China army gains control amid Maoist push in China
Peking Radio signaled the Chinese army may be seizing power in areas aiding Maoist forces as Liberation Army Daily urged troops to back Maoist purge efforts. The report notes a unit at Toko helped establish a general command to support leftist elements and calls for ideological mobilization and self education of the masses. A Flood Control District advisory board meeting is set for March 39 at 2 pm.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Peking Radio
Mag. Tae-tung
Toko
Liberation Army Daily
Mao
Citizens’ Advisory Board of the Flood Control District
Durango St
John C. Lowry
Mexican gun purchases and tear gas shipments stir Sonora unrest
Mexican nationals attempted to buy 100 M-1 carbines in Arizona while four men claimed government status bought 12 rifles and 700 rounds. In Hermosillo protests blocked the highway as tear gas shipments were flown from Nogales to the Sonora capital, amid U.S. and Mexican authorities tracking deliveries and export permits.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona
Ore
Tucson
Thuralay
Students threaten attack on U S consulate in Sonora revolt
Rebel students in Hermosillo threaten a protest in front of the U S consulate amid a week-long University of Sonora revolt over Faustino Felix Serna's gubernatorial nomination. A consulate spokesman confirmed the planned demonstration and reports of tear gas shells and grenades shipments from the United States.
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University of Sonora
Hermosillo
Mexico
Faustina Felix Serna
Sonora
U.S
C.R. Long
Nogales
Ariz
Long
Washinton
UPI
United States
Hermoalila
Faustino Felix Serna
Youth Held in Sniffing Case Near 87th Street
A 16 year old boy was arrested after police found him sniffing glue in a car in a field near 87th Street and Camelback. Officers reported a glue soaked bat and a half empty glue tube in the vehicle following several calls about a suspicious person. In a separate Scottsdale case, over $200 in cash and belongings were stolen from Girard Quillen’s home at 7124 East Chaparral. Police said a back door forced entry allowed access to closets and drawers.
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Scottedale
87Th St
Camelback
Girard Quillen
E. Chaparral
Scottsdale
Gilles
Throngs of Students Flood Troubled Fort Lauderdale Beaches
A second wave of vacationing collegians swarmed Fort Lauderdale as police kept watch on unruly crowds amid rioting that Friday left around 200 arrests and scattered violence. By nightfall an estimated 40,000 students filled the shoreline with police noting tension remains high and further clashes possible.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fila
UPI
Scottsdale teachers wage dispute unfolds with raises debated
A conflict over school pay in Scottsdale pits the Scottsdale Federation of Teachers demanding a base raise to 6000 from 5100 while the Scottsdale Education Association seeks 5400. District data shows average pay around 7525 with a 350 future raise, and 1100 teachers span salaries from 4000 to 11400.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers Union
Scottsdale Education Association
Chicago Cubs
Joe Connors
Cononra
Connors
SEA
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