Bell supplier strike ends with 80 vote margin
After a month-long walkout, 57 000 eligible IBEW voters approved the national and local Bell contract by 80 votes. 16 Western Electric plants resume operations, though 650 Vancouver members refuse to ratify local terms. Meanwhile 250 000 Bay area commuters gain bus service as AC Transit drivers return to work.
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Bell
Western Electric
Bell Telephone System
David Urie
Chicago
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Executive Board
Urie
IBEW
Vancouver
Wash
San Francisco Bay Area
AC Transit
Kachina and Tavan schools announce staff changes and opening plan
Kachina and Tavan prepare for the new year with Diane Avery teaching home ec at both schools and John O Neill on leave after heart surgery. Tavan adds Iva Foster out for surgery and Erick Fagan and Charles Schindler moved to Cherokee. Enrollment at Kachina is about 550. Kindergarten hours start Wednesday 9 12 45 and 6 a two hour session Thursday and Friday. Physicals for athletes required June 1 1974 or later with Monday hours 6 8 pm at Dr Burke Scagnelli 7350 Stetson Drive. PTA officers and opening day arrangements noted including a kindergarten reception and lunch for faculty.
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Tavan
Diane Avery
Kachina
John O'Neill
Iva Foster
Burke Scagnelli
Stetson Drive
Mary Germanos
Cherokee School
Erick Fagan
Charles Schindler
Elaine Elliott
Tavan Pta
Jim
Naomi Thompson
TPA
Cocopah
Sun City Members Split on Peoria School Bond Election
A Sun City Taxpayers Association poll of 548 members shows 50 percent oppose the Peoria School District bond election set for Oct. 8, 13.2 million dollars, 24 percent favor, 26 percent undecided. Opposition has blocked past bond issues and a proposed split from the district was ruled invalid by a superior court.
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SUN City
UPI
Sun City Taxpayers Association
Peoria
Membe
Gift breaks wife's heart in Fathering lesson tale
A rising executive boasts his wealth with a diamond necklace gift and condescending talk. The wife feels used as his career climbs and seeks help. The piece ends with a fathering lesson: people are to be loved, not used.
Snow Camp Quaker town revels in historical drama success
Allen's Store sits along a rural road as Snow Camp holds the first season of Sword of Peace, a Revolutionary War drama about Quaker settlers led by James Wilson. The fledgling society raised 35000 dollars to build an 850 seat amphitheater, with help from Grinnell College staff and a local cast era.
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N.C
UPI
Allen's
Appalachian
Ailen
Snow Camp
James Wilson
Snow Camp Historical Drama Society
Wilson
Sandy Moffett
University of North Carolina
Grinnell College
Iowa
Grinnell
Holt House
University, of North Carolina
William Hardy
Simon Dixon
Dixon
Lancaster
Cane Creek
Floyd Vehling
Red
Western Floor Coverings
Western Home Center
N. Scottsdale Road
Heiress eyes Nevada nomination in Senate primary
An oil heiress and ex governor are among Nevada primary contenders for the seat of retiring Sen. Alan Bible. Maya Miller seeks the Democratic nomination against Lt. Gov. Harry Reid and Dan Miller as former Gov. Paul Laxalt leads the GOP race with rivals Sam Cavnar and James Talbert. Gov. Mike O'Callaghan faces five challengers in the Republican governor contest.
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Reno, Nev
UPI
Nevada
Alan Bible
Maya Miller
Harry Reid
Dan Miller
GOP
Senate
Laxalt
Sam Cavnar
James Talbert
Las Vegas
Mike O'Callaghan
Kiva Cocopah Cherokee area opens new school year
About 114 pupils enroll at Kiva with 1114 students expected to begin classes at 8 30 a m on Wednesday. A full day is planned with lunch at 40 cents and five day lunch tickets for 2. Numerous staff changes occur across Kiva and Cocopah as districts restart after summer.
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Kiva
Annalie Dickerson
Julie Dietz
Melba Snodgrass
Don Circle
Hohokam
Margaret Lee
Mohave
Karen Clauser
Mary Mayor
Jeff Oscarson
Saguaro High School
Betty ‘Ann Harris
Don Brooks
Teachers Offered Developmental Decision-Making Course
The Arizona Department of Education Alcohol and Drug Education Division offers a special teacher course titled Developmental Decision-Making at Scottsdale Community College starting September 18. Classes meet Wednesday afternoons 3 to 5 30, for two semester hours of college credit at a fee of 15 dollars.
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Alcohol and Drug Education Division
Arizona Department of Education
Scottsdale
Community College
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Myrna McGrue
the McGrues
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Betty Waggoner
Jane Chalmers
Wanda Pearson
John
Rosemary Hoeft
Jack Kida
Ruth Bentley
Cecil
Jane Huff
Maxine Weinrich
Sonja Wilkin
Ellen O’bier
Mary Moreno
Eve
Bob Biller
Dana York
Barbara Cramer
Jo le
Chris Terry
Ingleside School
Chris
Lewis Terry
E. Mitchell
Youngtown
Superior
Charlie Shedd
J.B
John D. Knox
Special Agent
Shirley Crumpler
Bill Bickerstaff
Sun Valley
Ryal Bowker
Sparks
Gilbert Buck
Ray Pongrantz
Arcadia High
Mary Mathes
Barbara*Sparks
Sue Ziegler
Bob. Hungerford
Linate
Lettie
Bob
Westert Hong
Eureka Vacumms
Christian Science
Fifth Avenue
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
East Indian School Road
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