Write in Ozzie Burton enters Scottsdale school board race
Four days before the election Ozzie Burton 35 a former Scottsdale city attorney acting city manager and law partner announces a write in campaign for the Scottsdale school board He backs strong policy against narcotics and support for the district superintendent amid a crowded field and recent withdrawals by two candidates and adoption of a fifth candidate slate.
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Ozzie Burton
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Phoenix
Arizona
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Vote info for Scottsdale school board election
Voters in the Scottsdale school district may cast ballots at 16 area elementary schools and two high schools from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Tuesday. Candidates include write in Ozzie Burton and Jeanne Chapin, Sam Childs, and Ed Hahn for four seats vacated by Mrs. J. Paul Jones.
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Ozzie Burton
Phoenix
Jeanne Chapin
Sam Childs
Motorola
Ed Hahn
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Apache
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Soloma
de Navajo
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Pima
Supai
Tawan
Tonaloa
Yavapai
Coronado
School forum shapes questions for Scottsdale LWV candidates
A small Scottsdale League of Women Voters audience heard school board candidates discuss ability grouping and its effects. Jeanne Chapin Sam Childs Ed Hahn debated stigma versus benefit, while Hahn urged teacher training and groupings for fast learners. They also touched on district governance, referendum timing, smoking policy, and tax relief solutions. Weather outlook notes a cool, breezy day with highs near 85 and a low around 58.
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Scottsdale League of Women Voters
Jeanne
Chapin
Sam Ghilds
Ed Hahn
Childs
Hahn
Hohn
Write In Campaign For Scottsdale School Board
Burton, current city attorney, runs a late entry write in bid for Scottsdale school board. He has three days to persuade voters while opponents campaigned for weeks. In 1966 Bud Tims won a write in mayoral race with 2 915 votes as a model for Burton to emulate.
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Jerry McElfresh
Scottsdale
Bud’ Tims
Tims
Bill Clayton
Ozzie’ Burton
Burton
Maricopa County
Indian Man Killed by Auto on McDowell Road
Byron Howard 37 a Salt River Indian Reservation resident was struck and killed by an automobile while walking on McDowell Road near Dobson at 12 15 am He died after being rushed to Mesa Southside Hospital The driver Robert Blackwater of Phoenix was not cited Deputies say the victim walked in the road center The fatality raises the state toll to 40 compared with 484 last year
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Byron Howard
McDowell. Rd
Dobson
Howard
Mesa Southside Hospital
Robert Blackwater
Phoenix
Fannin urges Arizona hospitals to curb rising costs
Senator Paul Fannin addressed the Arizona Hospital Association's 26th annual convention urging cost control to avoid a greater federal role in health programs. He warned Medicare and Medicaid need reform and funding. Medicare hospital insurance requires about 1.25 billion dollars extra annually and Medicaid premiums may rise from four to five to five and a half dollars. He said middle class workers will pressure Congress to act.
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City water leaks trigger claims of favoritism in Indian Bend case
Candidate Americo Carvalho accuses city officials of bias as leaks from Indian Bend Water Co. pipelines undermine streets. Residents report six week leaks ahead of city hall and delays blamed on short staffed crews. Company foreman says crews work long hours to repair lines while pursuing a city purchase.
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82Nd St
Indian Bend
Bob Driscoll
Ward Sanderson
Frank Gilbert
Indian Bend Water Co
Gilbert
George Bixby
Tempe Girl Hit by Car in Crosswalk Critical
A 10 year old Tempe girl Kathleen Erin O Brien was struck while crossing Hayden Road at Roosevelt Street by a northbound car driven by Emil F Williams. She is in critical condition at Barrows Neurological Institute after treatment at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital and transfer to St Josephs Barrows Clinic in Phoenix. Williams and his wife were uninjured. police cited the driver for failure to stop for a pedestrian.
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Hayden Rd
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Kathleen
Erin O'Brien
Hayden
Hazelwood
Scottsdale Baptist - Hospital
Barrows Neurological
St.Joseph’s Hospital
Phoenix
Williams
Hunter's self-inflicted hunting death near Reata Pass
A Phoenix man, William DeLase, 63, was found dead in a pickup near Reata Pass 130 miles northeast after a hunting trip. Deputies say he likely dropped a cigarette and used a shotgun as a brace to reach it, resulting in a fatal wound while hunting quail with Ben Powell and two Powell sons.
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Here
Maricopa
William DeLase
8Th St
DeLase
Ben. F. Powell
Mesa
Powell
Buddy
Ronald
Pinetop
Quail
Reata Pass
Nixon blocks midnight strike with emergency order
President Nixon declared a 60 day cooling off period under the Railway Labor Act at his Key Biscayne retreat to halt a threatened seven line rail strike. Both management and all four unions agreed to comply with the order.
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Key Biscayne
Fla
Nixon
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