Trustees approve PV plans new school curriculum
The Paradise Valley School District board adopts an elementary program covering language arts social studies math science physical education and arts. It approves absences rules for church calendar days and religious instruction. A study on workbooks and a modern mathematics orientation are authorized. A sabbatical policy and a seventh grade Grand Canyon trip receive approval. Neighborhood Youth Corps and board representatives plan for an Arizona School Board Association workshop.
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Congress races to wrap up 89th session amid debates
The 89th Congress pushed toward adjournment with Senate votes on suspending two business tax credits and granting antitrust immunity to the NFL and NBA. An amendment would finance presidential campaigns from voluntary tax dollars. The House approved a $1.75 billion poverty program extension and a $6.1 billion school aid bill, with desegregation leverage restored.
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Winter Weather Douses Northwest Mountains
Heavy snow up to six inches blanketed the Cascade Range west of Washington with additional snow in the northern Rockies. Forecasters expect colder conditions from the Rockies to the Dakotas with showers and mountain snow, while the West beyond remains sunny and cool.
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Three Die After Phoenix Crash In 1966 Toll Rises
Rajeana Cook, 16, of Phoenix died Thursday from injuries from a Sunday two car crash. David Botel, 20, died at the scene and Kenneth Lawson, 21, died hours later. Arizona’s 1966 highway death toll reached 517, up from 428 at this time last year.
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County attorney issues ruling on what can be released to media
County Attorney Robert Corbin issued a 16 point opinion guiding law officers on what information may be released to news media about crimes. The guidance covers pre arrest and post arrest disclosures including warnings to the public, weapons, evidence, and witness protection limits. It allows some public crime details before arrest while restricting witness names and pretrial communications.
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Stock market noon roundup for New York trading
United Press International reports noon market figures with many stocks showing fractional gains and losses. Major names listed include Alcoa American Can Ford Motor General Electric General Motors AT&T Sears Roebuck and Texaco among others with mixed percentages reflecting intraday movement.
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Adah B Hughes obituary highlights OSU founder’s widow
Adah Bailey Hughes, widow of Royal D. Hughes founder and first chairman of Ohio State University music department, died at 7000 Bernreil Drive. Native of Table Grove Illinois she moved to Scottsdale in 1946 from Columbus Ohio. Services set for St Barnabas of the Desert Episcopal Church in Phoenix with burial in Table Grove. Survivors include daughter Mrs Robert C Bohannan Jr and three sisters. Donations suggested to Coteg College Nevada Missouri through PEO Sisterhood.
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Nevada
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Widow of victim linked to dramatic murder confession
In Freehold New Jersey UPI reports the defense cites a December 1965 statement by Margery Farber claiming she tried to kill her husband but Dr. Carol Coppolino killed him. Prosecutors fear the statement could cripple the case as Farber is expected to testify at the upcoming trial. The widow’s remark allegedly described a killing by Coppolino. autopsy indicated strangulation and a fractured cricoid cartilage. Coppolino, 34, an anesthesiologist, appeared confident during a bail hearing.
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Doctor warns many diabetics go undetected and at risk
Dr. Walter C. Alvarez notes millions harbor diabetes or carry the tendency, often undiagnosed. He cites a patient with overweight and abnormal glucose tolerance, urging weight loss and urging readers to request his booklet for 25 cents.
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Montreal Subway Debuts With Bilingual Graffito Question
Montreal opens a new subway featuring bilingual signage and electronic controls. The piece notes graffiti terminology and wonders if French obscenities would be paired with English equivalents, while praising disposal of 14 million tons of dirt to form river islands for Expo 67.
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