Scottsdale Teachers Plan Strike Vote Amid Wage Dispute
Scottsdale teachers face a strike vote at an early morning general meeting in the Knights of Columbus hall. President Larry Bell says a walkout won’t be called yet, as students plan a peaceful demonstration at Coronado High School to support higher salaries.
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Scottsdale
Knights of Columbus
Brown Ave
Larry Bell
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers
Bell
Coronaigh School
Coronado High School
Coronado School
Rota
Coronado High
Kim Doubek
Tcottedale
Doubek
Scottedall High School
John Tanner
Jooper
Fred McGee
Tuesday in the News
A compact roundup from United Press International and the Progress Staff compiling notable items and brief summaries from recent reports in a traditional newspaper brief format.
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Scottsdale
Arizona
United Press International
Progress
Limited birth control gains Pope's approval
Pope Paul for the first time acknowledges a need for government sponsored population control while avoiding a firm church stance against artificial contraception. In other items a super-tanker spill prompts oil cleanup efforts and rail labor talks avoid a nationwide strike.
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Vatican City
Paul
Garrison probe orders two arrests in Kennedy case
New Orleans authorities issued arrest warrants for Sandra Moffit known as Sandy Moffit of Omaha and another suspect linked to the Shaw conspiracy. Bond set at 5000 for McMathes and 60000 for the second suspect with alleged ties to Perry Russo and Ferrie.
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New Orleans
UPI
Jim Garrison
Kennedy
Virginia
Nebraska
Garrison
Sandra’ Moffit
Lilly Mae McMahee
Oe Ti
Omaha
Pee Jowel
Ile
McMathes
Novel
Clay L. Shaw
Perry R. Ruses
Wiireoy
David W. Ferrie
Sandy” Moffit
Shaw
Ferrie
Lee Harvey Oswald
Panna Ury
City fights to enforce Bartos win over Scottsdale
Dan Bartos of 8360 E Bon Nile Rose seeks Judge Edwin Thurston to sign an order enforcing a recent ruling in his favor against Scottsdale. The order would give the city six days to comply or face contempt, after Thurston found Bartos's quash motion granted and the case dismissed. Bartos had challenged a sewer fee fine deemed unconstitutional by the state Supreme Court.
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Dan Bartos
E. Bonnile Rose
Superior Court
Edwin Thurston
Bartos
Ainst
Scottadale
Artos
Thurston
Richard Filter
Scottsdale
Barros
Ftate Supreme Court
Scottedale
Ed Boyle
Uenue
Bill
Barton Alao
Tare
Saya
Vacationers crowd hotels as Scottsdale hosts peak convention season
A bustling tourist period shifts to a busy convention season in Scottsdale as hotels and resorts report full capacity. Managers note crowds extend into April and May with reservations for 400 rooms at larger properties and many visitors staying longer due to mild weather.
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Scottedale
Chamber of Commerce
Jack Stewart Jr
Tye
Batari
Jokake Inn
Ed Bailey
Bally
Hasler
Tourfale
Collins
Boottedale
Ae Ee
Haat
Arizona
Collina
Thant peace plan embraced as U S accepts cease fire proposal
United Nations Secretary General Thant publicly outlined a three point Vietnam peace plan including an immediate cease fire. The United States announced acceptance of the proposal and said it could enter negotiations with Hanoi to begin reconciling hostilities. A South Vietnam official indicated Hanoi rejected the move, while U S notes stressed prospects for serious negotiations leading to peace.
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United Nations
UPI
Thant
Vietnam
United States
Ha Jan
Nited States
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
North Vietnam
South Fetnam
Washington
Robert J. McCloskey
Rua
Hanoi
Dean Rusk
Weacer
U.S
South Vietnam
Trash collection delays blamed on spring cleaning surge
Scottadale Refuse Wranglers fall a day behind as crews see a 50 percent rise in pickups in the past week. Public Works Director Marc Stragler cites homeowners staging early spring cleaning and says the city will sponsor a cleanup next week to manage brush, old furniture, rugs, and other debris. Crews expect to return to normal by week’s end.
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Scottadale
Marc Stragler
Public Works
Stragier
Manchester reveals JFK death paralyzed Washington
William Manchester's The Death of a President argues Kennedy's assassination caused a two hour Washington telephone blackout that could have altered survival if Russia planned nuclear attack. The book, due April 6, cites telephony gaps and U S readiness on 23 November amid a national crisis.
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New York
UPI
Kennedy
Washington
Russia
William Manchester
Administration official cites slower price rise forecast
Washington reports that a high administration official says price increases will be only slightly above earlier projections. William H. Shaw notes the economy remains just below the previously predicted level and urges no delay in planned July 1 tax increases.
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Washington
UPI
Council 5 Economic Assiatant
William H. Shaw
Shaw
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