Fourth graders propose energy saving ideas
Rowena Schattenberg's fourth grade class at Hohokam School submits energy tips to the Scottsdale Progress contest. Students suggest car pooling, turning off unused devices, solar heating ideas, and simple water saving steps, with several named youngsters offering inventive methods.
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Carter
Rowena Schattenberg
Hohokam School
Scottadale Progress Energy
Dennis
Nancy Wilson
Janet Eklund
Cathy Bopp
Elena Farinas
Bobby Corbin
Leah Ann Hyland
Scottsdale Progress
P.O
Scottsdale
Ariz
Cirrhosis Linked to Harmful Herbal Tea in Arizona
Health officials link higher liver cirrhosis rates in Arizona to mistaken use of gordolobo tea made from a wild plant. The poisonous senecio plant resembles the safe gordolobo and can cause liver damage and cirrhosis. A Phoenix boy died and a Phoenix girl fell ill after drinking the tea.
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Tucson
Arizona
Alfred E. Stillman
Ryan J. Huxtable
Huxtable
Stillman
Still
Nixon ends silence with first post resignation interview
Former President Richard M. Nixon, ousted 33 months ago over Watergate, will give his first post resignation interview. It airs locally at 8 pm on Channel and KTAR radio, signaling a new wave of coverage on the scandal.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Ktar Radio
Rifle tied to killings in California case
Investigators state a .30 caliber M1 rifle recovered in El Centro is "definitely" the gun used in four deaths, including a San Diego couple and two El Centro police officers. Police Lt. Charles Schilder confirmed the weapon linkage today.
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EL Centro
Calif
San Diego
Charles Schilder
Pay checks may rise after June 1 stimulus compromise
Washington reports the House and Senate have agreed on a conference bill providing tax breaks for most workers. The measure would let pay checks rise after June 1 if both chambers approve the compromise economic stimulus plan.
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Washington
House
Senate
Kennedy era limousine retired to Ford for museum display
The 1961 Lincoln Continental that carried John F. Kennedy is retired from presidential service. It has been returned to Ford for display in a museum, with public viewing likely years away.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Ford Motor Co
U S Drops Opposition to Vietnam U N Admission
In Paris, the United States agrees to drop its veto of Vietnam joining the United Nations after two days of talks with a Vietnamese delegation led by Phan Hien. Both sides outline a general framework for rapid normalization and discuss missing in action cases and war damage repairs.
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Paris
United States
Vietnam
United Nations
Vietnm
Phan Hien
U.S
Asst
Richard Holrooke
Hien
State Department
Holbrooke
United Auto Workers
Leonard Woodcock
Maiie
Scottsdale teachers warn of long hot summer at impasse meeting
Dozens of Scottsdale Federation of Teachers members led by Larry Bell confronted the Scottsdale School Board demanding direct salary talks. They urge resumption of negotiations, criticizing the board for seeking federal arbitration and calling for a local mediator to avoid costly outside arbitration. Impasse remains after a 654 to 401 vote rejecting the board package, with a 5.4 percent average raise proposed and ten items on the table.
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Scottsdale Federation of Teachers
Larry Bell
Scottsdale School Board
SFT
Bell
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Afl-Cio
Thomas Carey
Paul Streich
Carey
Phoenix Metropolitan United Teachers’ Service Unit
Arizona Education Association
Norman White
White
Dr. White
Federal
Scottsdale faces potential loss of 1.8 million CDBG funds
City Manager Franklin Aleshire says HUD informed Scottsdale that about 1.135 million of its proposed 1.8 million 1977 78 CDBG projects do not benefit low or moderate income families and may jeopardize the entire grant. Loss could reduce the city budget and affect 18 to 19 jobs.
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Scottsdale
Franklin D. Aleshire
Regional Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Aleshire
Hayden Road
Scottsdale hearing weighs sewer tax and property hikes
Citizens voiced concerns at a public hearing on Scottsdale's proposed 27.1 million budget for 1977-78. A 25 cent property tax per 100 dollars would raise 583 thousand. a 1 per month sewer rate hike would add 270 thousand but may violate state law.
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Scottsdale
Bernie Katz
Estrella Ave
Patricia Healy
McKinley Sr
Heinz Hink
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Mark Thomsen
Associated Press
JFK
U.N
William W. Scranton
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Chaparral
McDowell Road
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70Th Street
Vista del Camino Park
Dennis DeConcini
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