Paradise Valley School Board set budget session for May
The Paradise Valley School Board will hold a public work session tonight at 8 p.m. in the district office to discuss a tentative budget of 15.5 million dollars for 1974 75. The figure marks a 27 percent increase from last year driven by enrollment growth inflation and costs for special education and transportation.
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North Scottsdale
Paradise Valley School Board
H. Ray Shipley
E. Greenway Rd
Shipley
State Department of Public Instruction
Scottsdale Jaycees chosen to launch Pride in America program
The Scottsdale Jaycees join Birmingham in launching the national Pride in America program tied to the bicentennial. Ty Strout notes the aim to refurbish basic institutions and restore faith, while local leader Ron Colletti mentions distributing Pride in America shirts to raise awareness and involve residents with the bicentennial celebration.
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Jaycees
Scottsdale
America
Colletti
Strout
Brown accuses Conlan of deceit in Arizona race
Democratic candidate Byron T Bud Brown claims Congressman John Conlan uses deceitful tactics and unfair newsletters. He cites a mobile office lease linked to Scottsdale businessman Marlin Davis, and notes Conlan’s staff say the vehicle is an official extension with maintenance by Davis.
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Bud’ Brown
Arizona Fourth Congressional District
John Conlan
Scottsdale
Brown
Conlan
Ma _Nixon-Agnew
Arizona
Marlin Davis
Davis
Davis Leasing’ Co
The
Progress
Edith Richardson
Kidnap charge lodged after hitchhiking assault
A 23 year old Phoenix man Vernice Brackeen was arrested after allegedly abducting a 17 year old hitchhiker on University Drive Tempe. He reportedly tried to coerce and threatened with a gun as the teens sought escape near Scottsdale.
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Phoenix
California
University Drive
Tempe
Vernice Brackeen
Scottsdale
Brackeen
Arizona open meetings bill reaches tentative agreement
A joint legislative conference committee in Phoenix hammered out a tentative deal on strengthening the open meeting law. Sub committees would be open to the public and news media, and adequate notice language prevailed. Exemptions cover personal matters and legally secret records. Final ratification awaits committee approval.
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Phoenix
UPI
Senate
State Board of Regents
Animated tale heads library children films
A series of Children’s Film Festivals continues with Saturday screenings at 2 p.m. in the Scottsdale Public Library Auditorium featuring The Crane’s Magic Gift, The Three Robbers, Spook Spoofing, and Dolls of Many Lands, a Czech animated feature in color and an Our Gang spoof, plus an Italian dolls travel piece. A 10 a.m. showing is also slated at Vista del Camino Branch Library.
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Scottsdale Public Library
Tami Ungerer
Our Gang
Farina
Italy
Vista del Camino
E. Roosevelt
District 28 Democrats to Question Candidates Tonight
District 28 Democrats meet at 7:30 in the First Federal Savings building at Los Arcos Mall. Candidates Bud T. Brown for Congress Arizona Fourth District and Lawrence Turoff for Superior Court Division 5 will attend for direct public discussion with no speeches.
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Federal Savings
Los Arcos Mall
Bud T. Brown
Congress
Arizona
Lawrence Turoff
Superior Court Division 5
Paul Rademacher
McConnell to Have Heart Surgery Friday in Phoenix
Representative Sam McConnell of Williams will undergo heart surgery at a Phoenix hospital on Friday. He has suffered several heart seizures but expects a quick recovery and plans to run for re election. Ellsworth to Not Seek Another Term in Mesa Senate seat. Delos Ellsworth, a Mesa Republican, says he will not run again after four years in the House and four years in the state Senate. Carnation Co. strike ends without work stoppage in Phoenix as about 200 production workers walk out at the fresh milk and ice cream division. Teamsters Local 274 called the midnight Tuesday action.
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McConnell
Phoenix
Sam McConnell
R-Williams
Delos Ellsworth
Mesa
Ellsworth
House
State Senate
Carnation Co
Teamsters Local 274
June Carter Named Woman and Mother of the Year 1974
June Carter, country music star and wife of Johnny Cash, was named Woman and Mother of the Year 1974 by Youth for Christ. At a UFC luncheon attended by 1,800 people in San Diego, she was praised for providing her children with a Christian example and described as one of the brightest women stars in professional music.
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San Diego
UPI
June Carter
Johnny Cash
Youth For Christ
Carter
UFC
Ranch school plan drafted for joint park sites
Community Service Director L B Scacewater outlined a draft proposal for city and Scottsdale School District to co develop four park and school sites in McCormick Ranch. The plan envisions three ranch sites and one Sands Scottsdale site with three years until school construction, and a maintenance cost sharing arrangement.
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Community Service
L.B
Scacewater
Scottsdale
McCormick Ranch
Long arm invadesshort nap in Scottsdale
Scottsdale police officer Edwin Lambert spotted David Purviance 19 asleep on a front lawn at Spud Henry's plumbing in Scottsdale. He arrested Purviance after learning of a prior arrest for willful concealment and a contempt warrant for failing to appear. He was also wanted by Phoenix police for two shoplifting incidents.
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Scottsdale
Edwin Lambert
Spud Henry
E. Earls Dr
Lambert
David William Purviance
Purviance
Ed Boyle
Phoenix
Obituary of Paul T. Gannon Camelback High School teacher
Paul T. Gannon, 57, longtime Camelback High School educator of American history geography and economics, died Wednesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Born in Glenrock New Jersey he was a Duke University graduate a World War II veteran and retired Naval Air Corps commander. He resided at 203 EF McKinley Rosary Friday Green Acres Mortuary Scottsdale Mass Saturday Church of St Daniel Scottsdale burial Green Acres Cemetery. Survivors include his wife Elena a son Peter five daughters Sharon Dianne Maureen Kathleen Patricia a sister two brothers and four grandchildren.
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Camelback High School
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
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Glenrock
N.J
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Rosary
Green Acres
N. Hayden
Scottsdale
Church of St. Daniel
Elena
Peter
Sharon Gannon
Dianne Gilliand
Maureen Kikut
California
Kathleen Kontz
Flagstaff
Patricia Solvesky
Phoenix
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