Scottsdale teachers win $400 raise in base pay
A negotiating team recommended a base salary hike from 5300 to 5700 dollars, boosting average Scottsdale teacher pay by 964 dollars annually and adding an estimated 765 904 dollars to the district budget under a 6 percent limit. The salary plan aims to keep salaries competitive and attract qualified staff. The board is set to ratify the recommendation and approved a 178 pupil contact day calendar for next year.
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Scottsdale
Ernie Richards
Assisant
Sam Kitchell
Richards
Caerny
Glenidale
Mesa
Temipe
Phoenix ‘Union
Leonard Barcelona
Barcelona
Scottsdale Education Association
The
SEA
Esile
Scottsdale, Federation
Afl-Cio
Unon
Meadows
Thursday in the News By United Press International
A brief digest from United Press International highlights top stories of the day. This item compiles notable events and trends reported across UPI wires for Thursday.
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United Press International
Blocked travel for foreigners in Warsaw fuels Cold War fears
Western diplomats report foreigners barred from main Warsaw roads amid speculation the ban relates to Soviet moves toward Czechoslovakia. Bloc officials meet in Moscow to discuss reforms in Czechoslovakia while Czechoslovakia and Romania are absent from talks.
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Warsaw
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Czech
Moscow
Arizona lawmakers push to reorganize industrial commission
PHOENIX UPI lawmakers began work on a House bill to reorganize the state industrial commission after Gov. Jack Williams spoke. The Commerce and Industry Committee agreed to sponsor the bill as a vehicle with amendments to follow in both houses. The measure would affect most employees and any employer with at least three workers and could extend the session beyond the usual 20 days.
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Turley
Phoenix
Stan Turley
House
State Industrial Commission
Ape
UPI
Industrial” Commission
Jack Williams
Commerce and Industry Committee
Commerce and Industry
Labor and Management
Labor Committee
Commerce “ Committee
Senate
Burton Barr
Thuy Arrives for Preliminary Talks in Paris
North Vietnam’s chief negotiator Xuan Thuy lands in Paris for preliminary discussions with the United States and signals readiness to begin formal peace talks once U S bombing of the North ends. U S envoys Harriman and Vance set to arrive for a hopeful session amid Saigon’s cautious stance.
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Paris
UPI
Xuan “Thuy
North Vietnam
United States
Hanoi
Thuy
Mos
le Bourget
Peking
Moscow
U.S
W. Averell “Harriman
Cyrus B. Vance
Washington
South Vietnam
An Saigon
Nguyen van’ ‘Thien
Saigon
Maurice Couve
Murville
Harriman
Tragic drowning ends Scottsdale woman's Mexican touring trip
Mrs. Nikki Long Peters aged 19 of Scottsdale dies in an undertow while swimming near Melhor-Ocampo Mexico during a six month coastal tour with husband Haven Peters. Survivor list includes parents Mr and Mrs Jack Song of Scottsdale two brothers Jason Mitchell and sister Jennifer. Memorial services set for Monday at Messinger Chapel. Family invites contributions to Scottsdale Fine Arts Commission.
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Nikki Long Peters
Melhor- Ocampo
Michsoacan
Mexico
Peters
Mex
Ico
Haven
Student Council
Pompon
Scottsdale
Jack Song
Cambridge
Jason
Mitchell
Jennifer
Messinger Chapel
Scottsdale, ‘Fine Arts
Scottsdale gains ladder truck amid Rural Fire swap deal
City officials accept a vintage 1944 Peter Pirsch ladder truck from the Rural Fire Department after a night move from India to Scottsdale. The truck, now at the maintenance yard, will be refurbished before service with an estimated $100 conversion, or $2,000 for engine replacement, as part of a three year asset transfer plan leading to city ownership of all first line Rural Fire assets.
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Mike Reynolds
Peter Pirsch
Scottsdale
India
Rural Fire Department
Scottsdale Rd
Bell-with
Bill Donaldson
Donaldson
van Buren
Pepeenatt
Saway
Aerovate Rural Fire Department
Lou * Witzeman
Iy Donaldson
Scottsdale Air*port
Rural Fire
Motorola Dickson reports big gain while cuts hit Scottsdale center
Motorola executives announced layoffs in the aerospace center in Scottsdale due to federal spending cuts and NASA and DoD budget curtailment. Spokesmen said most affected staff will transfer to other divisions, with Motorola limiting exposure to any single project or customer to avoid large shutdowns. Dickson Electronics posted a first quarter 1968 net income of 169000 after taxes on 3267000 in net sales, reversing 1967 losses from distributor overstock and inventory moves.
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Motorola
Aerospace Center
Scottsdale
Research and Development Department
NASA
Department of Defense
Corporation
Judge orders support and car for ex wife in Redwood City
In Redwood City California a judge ordered George Paddleford to pay his mother in law 2500 dollars monthly and to provide a new car for his wife every year as part of the divorce decree. The action increases property and alimony obligations on the wealthy dealer.
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Redwood City
Calif
UPI
George S.paddleford
Fire at derelict Black Sheep Club prompts ownership battle
A basement fire at the abandoned Black Sheep Club near Camelback Road raises questions of ownership as the city seeks to board and possibly demolish the building. Two children used a palm-branch torch while exploring. the blaze marks the sixth since 1965. City officials, citing Indian Plaza Properties, Inc. ownership disputes, plan action if the property cannot be settled or cleared for a parking area.
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Black ‘Sheep Club
Orchestra
Ted
Fio- Rito
Camelback ”Rd
Scottsdale
76Th St
Dick Filler
Progress
Filler
Indian Plaza Properties, Inc
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Rocky
Manhattan
Kansas
Nelson Rockefeller
Richard Nixon
New York
Kansas State University
Maricopa County
Mrs. Peters
Jack Colling
Motorola Dickson
Black Sheep Club
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