Mesa teachers back pact but push for clearer process
In Mesa School District the professional negotiations agreement has earned praise though it faces ongoing refinements. Board President Dr John Werr cites mutual respect among teachers administrators and the board as key to success with an advisory mediation option rarely used. Superintendent Rulon Shepherd lauds strong relationships and open discussion while noting occasional unmet demands and the need to formalize procedures to prevent future trouble.
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Mesa
John Werr
Essary
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Mesa Education Association
Kerr
Tempe
University
ASU
Rulon Shepherd
Shepherd
Citizens Advisory Committee For
Scottsdale
Hannibal ends search of caves for three youths
In Hannibal Missouri the eight day search for three boys, brothers Joe and William Hoag and Edwin Dowell, ended with no trace found. Mayor Harry Musgrove and 150 volunteers conducted the cavern sweep atop Lover's Leap as William Karras ordered the operation to conclude.
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Hannibal, Mo
UPI
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Musgrove
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William Hoag
Edwin Craig Dowell
William Karras
Lover's Leap
Samuel Clemens
Kret Blocks Arizona Remap Session Over Census Figures
Senator David Kret objects to remapping state districts using 1960 census data, citing a 25 percent population rise. Senate President Humphrey reports House Republicans favor a special session, but Kret's stance may block the remap plan. A four-man steering committee drafted a tentative bill as talks continue.
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Kret
House
Senate
Rey
Humphrey
Scottsdale Students Honored in Architecture Banquet
Four Arizona State University School of Architecture students received honors. James Altenstader, runner up for the Henry Adams Fund Award, is a fifth year student. Robert Bacon earned a 250 scholarship from the Central Arizona Chapter of the American Institute of Architecture. Lover East won a 250 scholarship from the First National Bank of Arizona. John Lawless and Vernon East were also recognized for 200 and 200 sun angel foundation grants respectively. Baconast and Lawless are first year students.
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Scottsdale
Arizona State University School of Architecture
James D. Altenstader
N. Hayden Rd
Henry Adams Fund
Altenstader
Robert J. Bacon
James R. Bacon
Central Arizona
American Institute At Architecture
Lover I East
Vernon FE
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Naliga Bank of
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John C. Lawless
Vernon
Sun Angel Foundation
Baconast
Lawless
Posters Claim 24 Buried Alive in Chinese Turmoil
A Beijing wall poster alleges Mao Tse tung buried 24 Red Guard members in Szechuan amid clashes linked to the cultural revolution. Posters cite mass fighting in Szechuan and northern Henan with hundreds killed or injured, rail cuts, and destruction as authorities face dissidence.
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UPI
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Mao Tsetung
Red Guard
Szechuan
Tpin
Red Guards
Henan
Kiefeng City
Peking City
Mao
Ike Released by Hospital Open to Vietnam Trip
General Dwight D. Eisenhower, after a 13 day hospital stay for gastroenteritis and gall bladder surgery, said he would be willing to travel abroad if President Johnson wished him to. He noted he would be ready to go later and may visit Vietnam to see old friends, pending doctors approval. He also commented the Vietnam war was nasty but winnable and dismissed antiwar protests as in the minority.
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Vietnam
Johnson
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Fisenhower
Ion
William C. Westmoreland
Scottsdale YMCA Offers Summer Classes at First Baptist Church
The Scottsdale YMCA sponsors oil painting, collage, beginner Spanish, and fitness classes this summer. Sessions meet twice weekly at First Baptist Church, 7025 E Osborn Rd, with fees from 10 to 21.75 dollars plus extra supplies. Courses start the week of June 12. Contact the Scottsdale YMCA for details.
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Scottsdale
Bird Lady of Frisco Defies City Feeding Ban
Geraldine Southworth, 52, received a 60 day suspended sentence on four counts for violating San Francisco’s pigeon feeding ordinance. She also served two days in jail for contempt after appearing before Judge Joseph Kennedy in a birdlike red headpiece with a yellow beak and feathered costume.
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San Francisco
UPI
Geraldine Southworth
Joseph Kennedy
Eyed American clerk named possible heir to Essex Earldom
YUBA CITY Calif A supermarket clerk named Biden Horace Capell 46 is listed by Debretts Peerage London as a possible heir to the Earldom of Essex He says he would not renounce his U S citizenship for the title unless a substantial sum of money is involved He notes no property or money accompanies the inheritance and he would need documents to prove the relation and cannot currently afford them He is American and born in the United States.
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Calif
UPD
Debretts
London
Biden
Horace Capell
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