Bookmobile to Run Citywide Even After New Library Opens
Library Director Brad Simon says Scottsdale's bookmobile will continue serving the city after the new library opens, aiming to extend access to outlying areas. It circulates over 92,000 books annually with a weekly schedule across Shopper's Fair Hayden Indian School Rd Shea Blvd Scottsdale Rd Papago Plaza Smitty's Granite Reef areas.
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Brad Simon
Simon
Shea Blvd
Scottsdale Rd
Papago. Plaza
Smitty’s
82Nd Place
NYC AFT floats six-month cooling off in school strike
A top official of the American Federation of Teachers said at the Arizona convention that the AFT executive board may impose a six month cooling off period during which New York City teachers would return to work while negotiations proceed. He cited UFT leader Albert Shanker and noted the strike has idled over 55,000 teachers. In New York City Mayor Lindsay urged a return to work, but teachers rejected the appeal as binding arbitration is sought.
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American Federation of Teachers
AFT
New -York City
Herrick
Roth
Denver
Colo
Arizona Federation of Teachers
United Federation ~ of Teachers
UFT
Albert Shanker
New York
Arizona Union
Scottsdale
Joseph Esile
Gene Hutloff
Phoenix
Henry Gamboa
Tucson
Zachary Winograd
Lee Francis
John V. Lindsay
Shanker
Lindsay
Hospital wins expansion suit for 89 bed facility in Phoenix
Superior Court of Appeals Judge William H. Gooding affirmed the Phoenix Board of Zoning Adjustments granting Camelback Hospital a use permit to expand and modernize at 5055 North 34th Street. The hospital must limit to 57 000 square feet, not increase beds, not add psychiatric services, and provide more parking. Dushoff may appeal within 60 days and will consult with owners.
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Superior Court of Appeals
Dudged
William H. Gooding
Phoenix Board of Zoning
34Th St
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Camelback
Dushoff
Superior ‘Court
Gooding
Board of Adjustment
Steering Group to Meet at Coronado High School
The School Citizens Study Committee steering group will hold a special meeting Monday at 7 30 p m in the Coronado High School Auditorium. Chairman David Baker called the meeting to finish unfinished business and invited public attendance. Supt E G Burnkrant and Asst Supt Richard Fawley will discuss education questions with the committee. The full citizens committee will meet again on Nov 8 at Saguaro High School.
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Mornday
Coronado High School
David Baker
Baker
G. Burnkrant
Asst
Richard Fawley
Full Citizens Committee
Saguaro High School
Mayor Bud Tims Endorses Gov Williams for Reelection
Mayor Bud Tims reaffirmed his strong endorsement for Gov. Jack Williams during a talk before the Land Title Association of Arizona at the Hotel Valley Ho. He avoided taking sides in local races, praising Williams’s city-friendly philosophy and his League of Cities partnership and designated Urban Information Center.
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Bud Tims
Jack Williams
Tims
Land Title Association of ‘Arizona
Hotel Valley Ho
Williams
Sam * Goddard
League of Arizona’ Cities and Towns
Maricopa Association of Governments
Jack” . Williams
League of Cities
U S Aircraft Shifted to South Viet Nam Targets
Saigon reports that hundreds of U S aircraft are redirected from North Vietnam to targets along the Ho Chi Minh trail in Laos and South Vietnam. Seventh Fleet ships including the New Jersey move down the coast into South Vietnamese waters.
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U.S
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laos
South Vietnam
U.S. Seventh Fleet
New Jersey
South Viét
Nixon aide claims Saigon rejection challenges credibility
An unnamed high level Nixon aide in Austin said South Vietnam’s refusal to attend expanded Paris talks contradicts assurances given by President Johnson and that Nixon believes Saigon’s stance questions the Johnson administration’s credibility as the bombing halt deal was announced.
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Texas
Richard Nixon
South Vietnam
Paris
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Nixon
Saigon
Johnson
Arab mobs stone U S Embassy as protests sweep region
More than 1,000 Arab demonstrators in Amman attack the U S Embassy breaking windows and tearing an American flag. Police deploy tear gas and fire into the air to disperse the crowd during protests marking the Balfour Declaration anniversary.
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Jordan
U. S
Israel
Conrad begins polar flight from St Louis in around the world trek
The 65 year old aviator Max Conrad launched his twin engine Saint Louis Woman from St Louis Lambert Airport for a world flight over the North and South Poles. He bid his wife farewell and wished all readers a Merry Christmas as he departed.
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Max Conrad
Saint Louis
Poles
Saint Louis-Lambert
Suit Seeks Full Cash Value Assessments For All Property
Scottsdale man Paul D. Rademacher files suit in Maricopa County Superior Court to compel state and county assessors, including Arlo Woolery and Gov. Jack Williams, to appraise all property at full cash value as required by law. He claims reappraisal used lower figures, discriminating against homes under 20 000 and overburdening taxpayers under the 18 25 and higher tax percentages adopted by the Legislature.
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Maricopa ‘County
Paul D. Rademacher
Arizona’ Consumers Council
Ames Arlo Woolery
State Department of Property Valuation
Jack Williams
Rademacher
Woolery
Arizona Supreme Court
Arizona
Gov. Williams
Girl 17 pinned in wreck after two car crash
Paradise Valley officers report a Friday collision at Scottsdale and Jackrabbit Rds injuring four. Debbie Browne 17 was rescued from her crushed car and flown to Scottsdale Baptist Hospital in serious condition with a broken leg. Janet Seaman 16 and Mark Seaman 8, her brother, and Robert Method were treated and released.
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Scottsdale
Jackrabbit Rds
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Method
Jackrabbit
Miss Browne
Californians barred from Mickey Mouse write-ins under new law
In Los Angeles UPI reports a new election law removes the long standing prerogative to vote for Mickey Mouse. Former vote registrar Benjamin Hite notes readers used the character to express contempt for ballot slate failures. The law requires write-in candidates to be registered before elections.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Hite
Be Mythic Rewrite? Madden Appeal on Paradise Valley Home
Becky Madden 43, convicted in the slaying of her husband, lost an appeal to keep her mortgaged interest in her Paradise Valley home. The State Court of Appeals ruled Friday that Madden cannot claim that her interest is unforeclosable.
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Becky Madden
Paradise Valley
State Court of Appeals
Court rules on interest in late husband case and loan default
The court held the interest of Mrs. Madden in her late husband John Madden remains in controversy but not unfathomable. Edward Barnes took over the home at 36th St and Bethany Home Rd to repay a $75,000 loan. Barnes is entitled to at least $5,267.62 interest. Mrs. Madden remains free on bond while appealing her 1966 shotgun killing of her husband at a ranch near Apache Junction.
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John Madden
36Th St
Bethany Home Rd
Edward Barnes
Barnes
Madden
Apache Junction
Hanoi Sets Position as Paris Talks Resume
North Vietnam’s Thuy reaffirmed Hanoi’s stance as the Paris negotiations resume after a bombing halt. Saigon warned it would boycott talks if the Viet Cong did not sit as an equal, while Washington hopes progress remains despite gloom among diplomats.
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Saigon: R
Hanoi
United States
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