Scottsdale studies Phoenix strike wage concessions
Scottsdale City Manager Bill Donaldson comments on Phoenix City Council wage concessions after a two day strike by Phoenix garbage collectors. He notes unclear terms and says Scottsdale will survey pay to stay competitive, with starting refuse wages in Scottsdale at 376 monthly versus Phoenix 370. The Phoenix strike ended after a two hour meeting with promises of a 1 percent increase by December 1, a feasibility study for loading garbage, weekend off study, and no disciplinary action against strikers.
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Bill Donaldson
Phoenix City Council
Phoenix
Donaldson
Scottsdale
UPI
Acsi
Charles@iisser
Milton
Graham
Esser
Calvin Williams
Senate Finance Committee backs minimum income tax
United Press International reports the Senate Finance Committee approved a form of minimum income tax to tax sheltered income, raising about 700 million dollars annually with a 5 percent excise on tax preference income, exempting the first 30000 dollars. Nevada prisoners end hunger strike after 650 inmates suspend protest and 19 instigators isolated. West Germany revalues the mark up 8.5 percent to 3.66 per dollar under Chancellor Brandt. Tucson offers a $1000 reward for the killer of Mason E. Branch during a holdup at a liquor store.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Carson City
Nevada
Carl Hocker
Bonn
Germany
Willy Brandt
Tucson
Pima’ County Retail Licensed Beverage Association
Mason E. Branch
Kimmerlowe Motions Denied in Slaying Case
Superior Court Judge Roger Strand denied a change of venue for Carl Kummerlowe charged in the dismemberment slaying of Harley Kimbro of Mesa set for April 30. Three other defense motions were denied including suppression of motel room evidence and statements to police, and waiver of a jury trial. The venue denial cited pre trial publicity fears in Maricopa County.
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Carl ‘Kenneth
Kummerlowe
Roger ‘Strand
Harley Kimbro
Mesa
Strand
Fiesta de los Autos Elegantes car show slated at Scottsdale Ball Park
About 90 cars are expected for the second Fiesta de los Autos Elegantes at Scottsdale Ball Park this weekend. Eighty-three entries had been received by Friday with judging Saturday from 1 to 5 pm and awards Sunday at 1 pm.
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Scottsdale Ball Park
Arizona
Rosenzweig
Gordon Buehrig
Los Angeles
Ted DeVries
Wickenberg
Ronald Elliott
Brad
Simon
Jim Loose
Eric Shane
Tex Guthrie
Geoff" Coleman
Scottsdale
Rifle mishap in dune buggy leaves man hit by own bullet
David Bryan, 64, of Rome, Georgia, said he avoided mud in the rifle barrel by resting it. The rifle fired accidentally during a dune buggy heat, shooting him in the foot and injuring him, as the weapon discharged while he rode.
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Rangley
Colo
UPI
David Bryan
Rome
Bryan
Taxpayers off hook in Scottsdale weed abatement case
The city will not bill taxpayers for $8 000 in weed abatement costs from 1968 69 as several property owners paid. A. C. Klotz agreed to cover one quarter of the $8 000 from 1969 70 program income, leaving $6 000 to be collected. About 10 slow payers face liens if they do not settle, with notices now sent by registered mail.
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Bob Driscoll
Scottsdale
A. C. Klotz
Public Works
Marc Stragier
Stragier
Rural Fire Protection Co
Klotz
Do Not Dehumanize Students Says Doctor at Seminar
Dr Kenneth Olson warned over 70 educators at a district drug seminar that school systems create fear and dehumanize children and staff. He urged focusing on real people over college placement and called for trust and humane treatment in schools. Mrs Earl Baker shared how drugs affected her son and urged parents to act beyond morals and law to help youth.
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Donna Bockius
Kenneth Olson
Olsen
District Education Center
Barong
Aave
A.s-P.e.c.t.s
Earl Baker
Boys Clubs of America gathering in Scottsdale
Arizona area clubs from Phoenix Tucson Yuma Flagstaff Prescott Glendale Tempe and Scottsdale attend a day long meeting at the Ramada Inn Scottsdale. Alvin Secrist addresses club developments while William Thompson delivers a luncheon talk on Disney voice work and Boys Club activity. Mayor Bud Tims welcomes visitors and Louis Lagomarsino presides amid expected high 80s with cloudiness.
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Arizona
Arizona Area Council of Boy’s Clubs of America
Ramada Inn
Phoenix
Tucson
Yuma
Flagstaff
Prescott
Glendale
Tempe
Scottsdale
Alvin E. Secrist
Boy’s Clubs of America
William’ H
Bill”’Thompson
Walt Disney
Peter. Pan
The
Thompson
Hollywood—Board
California Delinquency Prevention Commission
National Council On Crime and Delinquency
California
Bud Tims
Louis Lagomarsino
Youth held on delinquency charge tied to Phoenix narcotics raid
Police seek 18 year old John Steven Mulsow on a contributing to delinquency of a minor charge after a narcotics raid. Frank Alexander Gyles is charged in the same case. A 16 year old girl ran away and stayed at the raid location. Mulsow was a key witness in the Aug. 27 murder of Jacque Walker but declined to testify.
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Phoenix
UPI
John Steven Mulsow
Mulsow
Frank Alexander Gyles
Gyles
Jacque Walker
Miss Walker
Big Surf opens quietly near Scottsdale with soft start
The inland surfing facility near Hayden Road south of Scottsdale opened at noon with little fanfare. Introductory prices are set at 3 dollars for adults, 2 dollars for juniors 12 to 17, plus 1 dollar for children. seniors 50 and over pay 2 dollars for all day use. Surfboard rental available.
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Scottsdale
Parents confront drug abuse in nationwide effort
The article outlines rising concern over youth drug use including marijuana, amphetamines, barbiturates, LSD, and heroin. It notes the National Institute of Mental Health leads research and public education and highlights newspapers as key in spreading factual, science-based information through four newly published leaflets.
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National Institute of Mental Health
Newspapers of America
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