Holt backs stand on hunting dismissals at Scottsdale schools
Scottsdale School Supt Charles Holt defended Ed Trexler stance that he has no legal right to dismiss students for hunting. The dispute involved Reed and Rickie Cozens denied makeup work. A 13 year old Coronado High School student stabbed his mother, then fled with police reporting she is improving.
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Scottsdale School
Charles Holt
Saloma
Ed Trexler
Holt
Trexler
Scottsdale
Wallace Cozens
S. Miller Rd
Cozens
Randy
Rickie
Coronado High School
Baptist Hospital
Maricopa County
Mud Traps 50 Miners in Saxony Mine Disaster
A flood of water sludge trapped 50 iron ore miners at the Lengede Broistedt mine near Peine Germany. Rescue workers drilled a six inch shaft and contacted seven prisoners but 43 others were feared dead after a late Thursday collapse that filled a 100 yard deep pit.
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Peine
Germany
UPI
Lengede-Broistedt
Lower Saxony
Useder Mine Co
Paradise Valley Council Seeks Details On Racquet Club Lessees
Paradise Valley town council asked for credit ratings and business histories of lessees Douglas Mack James Laughlin and Robert Brown before approving a liquor license for the Racquet Club. The club rents from Arizona Savings and Loan Association in receivership with an option to buy.
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Paradise Valley
Invergordon Road
Lincoln Drive
Douglas Mack
James E. Laughlin
Robert E. Brown
Mack
Arizona Savings and Loan Association
Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Monte Vista Drive
Camelback Road
Jackrabbit Road
Scottsdale Bond Endorsements Push Five City Sewer Plan Vote
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce and Scottsdale Jaycees adopt resolutions urging property owners to vote for the $7.5 million bond issue Tuesday. Police seek three guests from the Valley Ho for unpaid hotel bills totaling 625 dollars with 530 owed by a guest staying over a month. Vandal paint damages five cars near Edgemont. YMCA planned bottle drive for world service fund with about 100 members. Sebastian Hogan, 50, dies of heart attack at 9045 East Cholla Road. coroner cites cause.
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Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Scottsdale Jaycees
Scottsdale
The
Valley Ho
W. Main St. Joseph
Damrova
John Carhart
YMCA
Carhart
World Service Fund
Sebastian Hogan
E. Cholla Rd
Ile
Edward Tovrea
Ralph Fowler
Tempe
Belt Clinic Promotes Safety at Scottsdale Mall
Seat belt clinics run tomorrow and Sunday from 1 to 4 p m at Scottsdale Fashion Square. Belts cost 6 50 each with proceeds to the Papago Lions sight conservation fund. Photo shows Bob Bridges president Papago Lions with Scottsdale Police Chief. Walter Nemetz, Mayor Schrader and Jim Mahaffey Scottsdale Lions president also pictured.
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Scottsdale Fashion Square
Scottsdale
Papago Lions Clubs
Bob Bridges
Papago Lions Club
Walter Nemetz
Bill Schrader
Jim Mahaffey
Scottsdale Lions Club
Hurricane Ginny Threatens Carolinas With 100 MPH Winds
Hurricane Ginny aimed its 100 mile an hour winds at the Carolinas coastline forcing thousands to flee to higher grounds. A noon advisory placed the center 65 miles southeast of Charleston as the storm tracked inland tonight between Myrtle Beach and Wilmington. Police urged evacuation by noon and residents packed belongings for inland shelters.
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Charleston
S. C
Ginny
Carolinas
Weather Bureau
Myrtle Beach
S.C
Wilmington
N.C
Adlai Stevenson Decries Violent Dallas Demonstration
Presidentially billed visit ends amid a booing, shoving crowd outside Dallas Memorial Auditorium. Stevenson says the violent behavior harms U N image while receiving a rare standing ovation for his peace speech. A North Texas State University student, Robert Hatfield, is jailed for aggravated assault after spatting at police.
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Dallas
UPI
Adlai Stevenson
U. S
United Nations
Stevenson
Robert Edward Hatfield
Dallas Memorial Auditorium
Hatfield
North Texas State University
Denton
Tex
Javits Defends UN Role While Questioning Peace Powers
Senator Jacob Javits urged continued U N support as a major foreign policy element while proposing changes to General Assembly and Security Council voting. He floated population or contribution based voting, a larger Security Council, and a permanent peacekeeping force. Demonstrators outside Westward Ho attended, and Javits condemned the John Birch Society while backing Nelson Rockefeller over Goldwater.
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U. N
Security Council
Javits
Phoenix Press Club
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
GOP
John Birch Society
Quacks Target Health Quackery At National Congress
Washington officials warn quackery is a billion dollar annual business that harms buyers who purchase useless or dangerous products. Welfare Secretary Celebrezze says victims lose money and modern medical benefits. FDA and AMA co sponsor the event while NHF holds a competing convention accusing doctors of promoting useless drugs.
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Washington
UPI
National Congress
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
American Medical Association
National Health Federation
NHF
National Congress On
AMA
Weather Outlook Sees Warm Day With Mild Evening
Fair conditions persist with little temperature change. High near 86 today and 87 tomorrow, low around 59 tonight. U S Weather Observer Willard L Greene recorded Thursday high 84 and today’s low 62.
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U.S
Willard L. Greene
Hoffa Misses Safari Reservation Uncertain Arrival
Teamsters union leader James R. Hoffa failed to check in at the Safari Hotel with hotel officials confirming a Thursday reservation. Valley area officials from Teamsters Joint Council No. 71 said they were unsure of any scheduled trip or arrival.
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Teamsters’ Union
James R
Jimmy) Hoffa
Safari Hotel
Hoffa
Teamsters Joint Council No. 71
Valley
Papago Indians Rebel Against State and Local Taxes
Indian tribe at Sells and the Papago reservation rejects state county and school district property taxes and imposes a 3 percent tribal sales tax while barring two Pima County assessors from taxing the Pisinemo Trading Post. Agency Superintendent Thomas St Clair says tax laws cannot apply on Indian lands and hints court action. The tribe may levy its own property tax on improvements by traders under license.
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Loren Hollenbeck
Edwin Meindl
St. Clair
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E. Edgemont
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Dickins
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N. 78Th Pl
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E. 1St Ave
Carolina
Folly Beach
Atlantic
Civil Defense
South Carolina
North Carolina
Florida
Adlai
Los Angeles
Walker
Maj
Edwin Walker
John Birchers
Jack Goren
Dallas U.N. Association
Phoenix
Upiy
Jacob Javits
R-N.y
General Assembly
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Westward Ho
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Sells
James Robinette
Interior
Stewart Udall
Papagos
U.S. Supreme Court
State of Washington
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