Frontage road battle over Pima access continues
City traffic engineers debate keeping the Chaparral McDonald frontage road closed to curb traffic onto Pima Road. Public Works Director Marc Stragier backs a permanent block with a new access planned, while council faces hearings and a Monday report.
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McDonald R
Marc Stragier
Chaparral
McDonald
Stragier
Pima
Dick Brown
Pima Rd
Brown
86Th’ St
86Th St
Mohave Elementary School
McDonald and
Pimad
Vista Dr
Nixon vows slow inflation relief in national address
President Nixon asserted the U.S. is on the road to recovery from runaway prices though inflation remains a rising cost. He warned that prices could continue to rise for a while due to a difficult five year momentum. Arthur Burns named to succeed William McChesney Martin as Fed chair, with Martin’s term ending January 31, 1970. Richard Kleindienst to speak in Phoenix at a Republican event Tuesday night.
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Chandler
Pyhel
Phoenix College
Washington
Nixon
U.S
Arthur Burns
Fedpost
William McChesney Martin
Federal Reserve Board
Martin
Kleindienst
Phoenix
U.S. Atty
Richard Kleindienst
Arizona
Absent Students Cost Scottsdale Schools Big Losses
The Scottsdale school system reports daily losses from student absences. Elementary pupils cost 2.27 dollars per absent day while high school absences cost 3.04 dollars. Across eight years 4.8 percent of elementaries and 5.6 percent of high schools miss days, totaling about 3,384 dollars daily and 602,352 yearly in state aid lost, affecting 1970 71 tax rates.
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Scottsdale
Superintendent of Schools
E. G. Burnkrant
Fagless Fears Follow Quitters May Face Fat Increase
A local Seventh Day Adventist group reports 58 quitters on Oct 9 after completing a five day plan. Only 28 attended the follow up meeting about weight gain and fat reduction with experts advising avoiding fat foods. Jim Muecke is highlighted as a standout former smoker who quit Oct 5 after four packs daily.
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Jim Muecke
Muecke
Scottsdale teachers union pushes for open negotiations
The Scottsdale Federation of Teachers seeks to join talks under terms allowing open meetings and no name by name member list. Superintendent Burnkrant insists the negotiation rules require a notarized membership list or full records, while union leaders cite harassment fears and secrecy needs. Board member Kitchell says harassment claims are unsubstantiated and urges reporting if any occur.
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Scottsdale Teachers’ Union
E. G. Burnkrant
Burnkrant
Larry Bell
Teacher’s Union
SFT
Board of Education
Superintendent of Schools
Sam Kitchell
Bell
Kitchell
John Shaw
Shaw
Burnkpant
Charles Ashley
CPA
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers Aft
Afl-Cio
Ashley
Budget committee weighs cut priorities for school budget
Valley businessmen study the 1970-71 budget of 23.5 million to decide if voters should permit a six percent override. Proposed cuts target central administration, administrators outside central office, athletics and physical education, and capital outlay with a moratorium on remaining capital spending. Delays on building completions and cafeteria staff shifts accompany higher lunch prices to cover salaries.
Classified ad for three-wheel adult tricycle for sale
Reader pays for ad reports item sold soon after delivery. Class ad lists a like new three wheel adult tricycle price 150 dollars with contact info including address and phone number. A question remains about half the price.
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E. Osborn
Marion Reno
Northwest Phoenix Justice Court
United Press International
Fagless
Fat
SAM_LOVE
Food Service
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