Nixon meets demonstrators at Lincoln Memorial during large antiwar rally
About 75,000 protesters gathered near the White House and Lincoln Memorial in a peaceful antiwar rally. Nixon met with a group at dawn, urged calm, and affirmed understanding of youth opposition to Cambodian actions. Mrs Nixon and Tricia Eisenhower joined David Eisenhower for lunch before Nixon spoke.
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David Eisenhower
Camp David
Scottsdale cleanup led by local groups photo on page 2
The Chamber of Commerce Scottsdale Jaycees Real Estate Board and the Boys Club organized a cleanup day. See photo on page 2.
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Fawley outlines building plans for three Scottsdale schools
Dr. Richard Fawley announces revised plans at a school board meeting for Mohave Navajo and Pima schools. Mohave will gain six classrooms a library annex two science rooms and music rooms plus electrical work totaling 370300. Navajo adds four classrooms a resource center a library and music rooms totaling 241300. Pima adds four classrooms a resource center two science rooms music and rest room work totaling 290500. Bids on Mohave and Navajo were rejected April 18 as too high and plans were revised to fit the budget.
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Navajo
Students Embrace Bike Challenge at Coronado High
Spanish teacher Tom Boule challenged Coronado High School students to ditch cars for air pollution fight. He rode 17 miles to work on Friday and plans to bike every other Friday, sharing Earth Day experiences and scenic Valley views.
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Kennedy urges tough wage bargaining to curb inflation
Treasury Secretary Kennedy told the Business Council that large wage settlements this year could slow efforts to end inflation. He urged major corporations to hold firm in negotiations with labor even if it sparks strikes.
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Legislature in Phoenix Battles Over School District Controls
The Arizona Legislature opened a slow session as the Senate debated an amended bill loosening school district controls. Sen. Dave Kret, R-Maricopa, objected to conference committee language and spoke for over an hour against the measure.
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Dave Kret
Maricopa
Budget discussion shapes Scottsdale City Council meeting
The Scottsdale City Council will meet informally Monday night to discuss the 1970-71 budget focusing on capital improvements. A tentative budget of 7,935,500 for the next fiscal year was adopted, with 1.4 million planned for capital projects and changes possible downward but not upward.
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Scottsdale capital improvements face record $1.4 million bill
The 1970-71 Scottsdale budget proposes $1,402,795 for capital improvements a new high, with about half funded. Council will pick priorities from a list that totals $2,632,866, deciding which projects proceed and which are shelved due to limited funds.
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School Board Approves Walter Cheifetz After Suit
The Scottsdale School Board voted unanimously to hire attorney Walter Cheifetz as assistant counsel to the county attorney in the $1,050,000 breach of contract lawsuit against the district. Cheifetz will be paid hourly from school district funds. previously paid by the district's insurance, which does not cover breach of contract suits.
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Cheifetz
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Jaycees Install Scottsdale Officers At Awards Banquet
Dave Hawkins was installed as president of the Scottsdale Jaycees at a recent officer installation and awards banquet. Other officers named included Bob Hendricks external vice president Bob Johnson internal vice president Ted Morton MOAR John Himes treasurer and Dr Douglas Swanson secretary. Directors named were Bill Hawkins Mike Sisco Jerry Weatherford Phil Hunsley Ron Gerstenschlager Mike Grimstad and Craig Harris. Awards recognized The Scottsdale Progress Arizona Republic Phoenix Gazette KHAT KOY KTUF KDOT KPHO KTAR KOOL Grimstad spoke year award Parker committee chair year Pat O'Brien Life member. Andre of Arizona named Jaycee International senator marking third such award in 18 years. Ted Morton Austin Bates Bob Johnson Bob Hendricks Jim Pease received multiple awards with Swanson tenderfoot Smith teddy bear and top hand honors noted.
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Scottsdale Jaycees
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Bob Johnson
Ted Morton
Moar
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Mike Sisco
Jerry Weatherford
Phil Hunsley
Ron Gerstenschlager
Mike Grimstad
Craig Harris
Scottsdale Progress
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Phoenix Gazette
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KTAR
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Grimstad
Spark
John Parker
Pat O’brien
Andre
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Austin Bates
Jim Pease
Dr. Swanson
Charlie Smith
Herb Drinkwater
Trial date set in Scottsdale principals suit over transfers
Superior Court Judge Yale McFate scheduled a trial for October 5 in the $1,050,000 lawsuit filed by six Scottsdale principals. A ruling on a requested injunction to block transfers is expected early next week as district defenders push that principals hold administrator contracts and transfers are district prerogatives. The six named principals are Tracy Tripp Scottsdale High Hugh Clark Apache Larry Roth Cocopah Horace Rieger Paiute Reuben Kiser Supai and Clyde Kidd Coronado High.
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Yale McFate
Tracy Tripp
Scottsdale High
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Apache
Larry Roth
Sunny Warmth With Highs Near Ninety Five
Sunny and warmer today with afternoon highs around 90 to 95 degrees. Clear skies tonight with a light breeze and a low near 60. Sunday morning should start mild with temperatures around the upper 50s to low 60s.
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