Haynsworth nomination clears Senate Judiciary vote
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved Judge Clement Haynsworth for the Supreme Court by a 10 to 6 vote. Full Senate confirmation remains uncertain and floor action is not expected for at least two weeks amid a heated confirmation fight. Separately, Rosenthal and others plan all-night talks to press for Vietnam War protests during a moratorium day.
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Supreme Court
Senate’ Judiciary Committee
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Nixon
South Carolina
Washington
New York
Benjamin Rosenthal
House
Rosenthal
Uniform juvenile court rules sought in Arizona
Rep John Roeder Republican Maricopa told the state Supreme Court to adopt uniform rules of procedure for all juvenile courts in the state. Roeder chairs the House Judiciary Committee which has been investigating juvenile offender problems and called for consistency in handling these cases.
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John Roeder
Maricopa
Roeder
House ‘Judiciary Committee
Scottsdale and Tempe Pedestrian Fatalities Highlight Nighttime Dangers
Stanley Wills 17 of 8229 E Elm died Wednesday at Doctors Hospital Phoenix from injuries after being struck by a truck Sept 26 while crossing Indian School Rd near 47th St on his way to a football game. Kathleen OBrien 10 of Tempe is in good condition at St Josephs Hospital Phoenix after Oct 2 auto strike at Hayden Rd and Roosevelt St in a crosswalk. Emil Williams was cited for failure to stop for a pedestrian in the same incident.
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Scottsdale
Tempe
Scottsdale-area
Stanley Howard Wills
E. Elm
Doctors Hospital
Phoenix
Kathleen
Erin O’brien
St.Joseph's Hospital
Hayden Rd
Roosevelt Street
E. Hazelwood
Five crashes injure ten people in Scottsdale area
Police search for a hit and run driver after a car rear-ended a stopped vehicle in a crosswalk injuring two Scottsdale High girls, Judith Lukavics and Debbie Randall. Eight more people were treated after four additional crashes, including Deborah Williams and Donald Gibson, with others injured at Osborn and Camelback and Scottsdale Road incidents.
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Indian School Road
Judith Ann Lukavics
S. Miller Rd
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Debbie May Randall
Monterrey
Indian School Rd
Hinton
Jeffrey Twenell
Central Ave
Phoenix
Osborn
Linday J. Warren
Miss Warren
Sue
Camelback
Sharene Huntington
Scottsdale Rd
Continental
Charlotte Brown
Thelma Coffin
Nancy Thompson
Scottsdale Teachers Vote to Join Negotiation Talks
After a two year boycott the Scottsdale Federation of Teachers voted to join the Negotiation Commission and to press for open meetings. Larry Bell said the move aims to allow community and all teachers access while an election for a sole bargaining agent remains contentious. The plan includes notarized membership lists to protect identities and seeks a united bargaining front with SEA participation.
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Teachers’ Union
Negotiation Commission
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers
Scottsdale Education Association
Larry Bell
SFT
Bell
Will
E. G. Burnkrant
Board of Education and
SEA
SEA to vote on bargaining impasse over teacher elections
The Scottsdale Education Association plans a 4 p.m. assembly at Scottsdale High School to decide whether to push for a district wide election to appoint a sole bargaining agent. If impasse is declared the two parties will select a third party to break the tie. If not, the plan ends for this year.
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Scottsdale High School
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SEA
Fourth in series he cues Quit campaign led by Jim Muecke
The group promotes a Smoke-free pledge with a pin and red colors. Jim Muecke of Scottsdale leads the effort after quitting cold turkey from more than four packs daily. He shared his experience at the fourth session as Dr Edward Swenn warned cigarettes cause cancer heart disease and vessel constriction. The reporter notes he avoided smoking during Oct 8 1960 events and felt unusually good afterward.
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Jim ‘Muecke
N. Bist. Way
Scottsdale
Muecke
Swena
Scottsdale Children’s Music Hour to open winter concert series
The Civic Center hosts a series called Scottsdale Children’s Music Hour with a 10 am opening on Saturday Oct 18 featuring a string quartet to spark kids interest in music. Co sponsored by the city Parks and Recreation Commission and the Music Performance Trust Fund with Local 586, Phoenix Federation of Musicians, the program invites children of all ages, no admission, informal seating, post concert Q&A over milk and cookies. Max Mandel of the Phoenix Symphony arranges the program as committee chair Mrs Billie Gentry notes the city hall can receive music suggestions from children. Weather calls for variable high cloudiness today and tonight with a fair cooler Friday. highs near 97 today, 90 Friday, lows 58-63 tonight.
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Scottsdale
Billie Gentry
Parks and Recreation Commission
Music Performance Trust Fund
Phoenix Federation of Musicians
Louise Kerr
Union
City Hall
Max Mandel
Phoenix Symphony
Mohave council reopens Hallcraft case on apartment plan
The Mohave City Council deadlocked 3 3 on Hallcraft Homes request to rezone 5.6 acres from major shopping to apartment use. The case was continued to Oct 21 after a break, with Hallcraft’s Earl Sumrall planning to return. Several related zoning actions were also decided or continued.
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Mohave
Earl Sumrall
Hallcraft Homes
Sumrall
Monave
Carl Trexler
Bud Tims
Ken Murray
76Th and
Virginia
E. Thomas Rd
8St
McDowell Rd
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William Bolich
Gregg Spero
Bolich Brothers
General Assembly
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