Supai School Tests Parent Volunteer Aide Program
Parents at Supai School are volunteering as aides in a program inspired by New York City and St. Louis models. The effort, led by Principal Frank Maher, aims to aid teachers, support the nurse, and assist office staff, with hundreds of hours already contributed. If successful, the district may expand the program to other schools with screening and training for volunteer roles.
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Supai School
Frank Maher
New York City
St. Louis
New York
Supai
Maher
White House
House
Nixon
Harley Staggers
West Virginia
House Commerce Committee
Rep
John Murphy
Staten Island
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
Messinger Named to Scottsdale City Council Vacancy
Mayor Tims and the Council selected Paul Messinger to fill the Scottsdale council vacancy and praised him as a calm experienced leader. The conservative Republican and long time resident is noted for business and civic involvement and may reduce campaigning issues by taking the post.
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Paul Messinger
Tims
Messinger
Scottsdale
Wisdom of Muskie's move draws Democratic ire
The Muskie campaign's appointment of Wisconsin dairy and pizza businessman Don Peterson as Midwest coordinator shocks Democratic leaders. Peterson’s Wisconsin ban and his earlier anti O'Brien clashes fuel concerns, while headquarter officials emphasize expanding leftist credibility. The piece also notes White House efforts shaping Mansfield amendment votes and Panetta's move from Lindsay’s staff amid precon primary politics.
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Washington
Donald Peterson
Wisconsin
Edmund S. Muskie
Muskie
Peterson
Midwest
Lawrence F. O'Brien
Democratic National Committee
O'Brien
O’brien
John F. English
New York
LBJ
McCarthy
Don Peterson
National Committee
Mailbag letters target Scottsdale schools aggression
The letter writer profiles Mrs. Claude Prosnier who accuses Scottsdale teachers and programs of moral issues. It notes her June 24 critique of a book and Wilde’s history, a Sept. 29 claim linking humanism to religion, and a claim about teacher Mark Farrington. The piece warns of parent campaigns pressuring schools and calls for caution against intimidation.
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Claude Prosnier
Scottsdale
Oscar Wilde
Mark Farrington
Scottsdale High
Society of
Big Sisters
Environment champion prises returnable bottles in Wilkes-Barre
Peter T. Chokola of Chokola Beverage Co. promotes returnable bottles, arguing customers save 20 percent and bottles are reused 45 times. He fights Owens-Illinois and big bottlers backed by the NSDA and Senate antitrust staff, warning throwaway containers drive higher costs, jobs losses, and waste.
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Wilkes-Barre
Peter T. Chokola
Chokola Beverage Co
Chokola
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
Owens-Illinois
Chakola
National
Soft Drink Association
NSDA
Investing Club Minutes Parade Priced Stock Moves
A Washington based Investment Club minutes reveal members debate emotion in trading. Elmer Gangle moves to buy 100 National Galluses shares amid family pride while Elmo Speargum warns against risk. The group later considers selling and expanding holdings in several stocks. Betty Amplebeam arrives and the club votes to buy 500 National Dorset shares.
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Washington
UPI
Capitol Press Investment Club
Wall Street
Elmer Gangle
National Galluses Corp
National Galluses
Gangle
Elmo Speargum
National Galoshes Corp
Elmo
Senate
East Pakistan
Speargum
Rollo Bellbangle
National Galoshes
National Goulosh
Bernie Winecork
Betty Amplebeam
National Dorset
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Leon E. Panetta
John V. Lindsay
California
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Robert Novak
Ambassador Bush
Chiang
Mrs. Prosnier
Prosnier
Mr. Wilde
Beverage Executive
Stansbury
Udall
By Dick West
Jonathan Marshall
Jerry McElfresh
W. B
Doc” Wright
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
E. Earls Dr
Arizona
Ariz
Progress
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Arizona Newspapers Association For Greater Public Service
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