Scottsdale Dentist Wins Jaycees Distinguished Service Award
Dr. Don Chiappetti, a Scottsdale dentist, received the Scottsdale Jaycees Distinguished Service Award at a dinner attended by about 80 at the Executive House. He was chosen from eight finalists for the fourth annual honor recognizing community service contributions. Chiappetti heads the Scottsdale 2030 Club and helps as treasurer of the Boys' Club of Scottsdale. John Ahearn spoke at the dinner as a World War II hero and former U.S. House candidate. Chiappetti may be eligible for the Arizona Jaycees Ten Outstanding Young Men award next year.
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Arizona Education Association Rejects Legal Status of Teacher Strikes
AEA executive Dix W. Price states no statute bars strikes but Arizona Supreme Court deems strikes against public bodies improper and grounds for contract termination. The claim of legality was made by Herrick Roth at a Phoenix AFT Local 1010 meeting.
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Israel Air Force strikes Syrian gun positions on border
Tel Aviv reports Israeli planes hit Syrian emplacements after shelling near border settlements. Two Israelis wounded in one area and several more injured at another as the conflict escalates.
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Police Kill Secrecy Policy In City Vehicle Crashes
A police car involved crash led to a secrecy policy denying public access to the investigation report. City officials cite Supreme Court rulings while noting such reports remain confidential and stamped CONFIDENTIAL. An accident at 82nd Street and Sels Drive left a 17 year old motorcyclist with a broken leg.
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Pinball Parlor Closed Pending Permit Issuance
A Scottsdale pinball parlor known as the Scotts dale Record Shop and Arcade at 18 S. Brown was closed after police learned it operated without a business license. The Accent Music Co. of Phoenix is filing for a license to run the shop, which opens about 3:30 p.m. daily and features 12 machines and assorted records and candy. Authorities report no complaints or payoffs and note ongoing checks on pinball gambling.
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Burglars Take $300 Washing Machine in Scottsdale
Walter Meithke a Denver banker told police his washing machine valued at $300 was stolen from a Scottsdale home Wednesday while he and others were at work. Fred Wirth and Owen Guy tenants at 8608 E Palm Lane reported the loss.
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Sold Red Dachshunds Reach Quick Sale in Four Days
Classified ad notes two red Dachshund pups a male and a female sold within four days after a potential buyer response. The seller canceled the ad after selling the litter and expresses regret at not having more puppies to meet demand. The piece promotes the Progress daily classified line.
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Scottsdale District Faces 65000 Suit Over Gym Class Injury
Parents of Jim Smith sue the Coronado High School district and PE teacher Menefee in Superior Court for 65000 alleging negligence after a May gym period. The complaint says Smith fractured his arm during basketball and that prompt assessment was not made. Menefee claims the injury was reported the next day and the student was directed to the nurse. He says Smith was excused from activity days later and the family seeks medical bills and exemplary damages.
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Paradise Valley High Bond Defeat Strains Student Classes
The 960000 Paradise Valley High bond measure failed by 44 votes, delaying plans to double enrollment from 835 to 1600. 1100 students face permanent double sessions with five hour days, reduced extracurriculars, longer bus routes, and longer school hours. Officials say the loss hurts accreditation prospects and worsens crowded classrooms.
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