Scottsdale school enrollment trend shows gradual decline
First week attendance in Scottsdale schools totals 26,962 with 16,252 in elementary and 10,310 in high schools, edging down from last year’s 27,279. District statistician Larry Chaston notes projections for Sept 30, 1973, expect 16,872 elementary and 10,406 high school students, while some schools exceed their Sept 30 targets.
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Oka
Larry Chaston
Kiva
Soloma
Mohave
Pima
Pueblo
Supai
Tawan
Tonalea
Tonto
Yavapai
Ingleside
Kachina
Paiute
Tavan
Chaston
Cocopah
Tribken inquest extended into cause of death
The inquest into former Paradise Valley Mayor E. Robert Tribken's death was extended to allow more witnesses to testify and provide information. It resumed at Scottsdale Justice Court after starting at 9:30 a.m. and follows a medical examiner's finding of alcohol and secobarbital in Tribken’s body after his Aug 17 death.
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Paradise Valley
Scottsdale Justice Court
Civic Center Plaza
Maricopa County
Tribken
Weekend Heat With Possible Evening Thunderstorms
Reports indicate mostly sunny conditions today and Saturday with a slight chance of late afternoon or evening thundershowers. High temperatures approach 103 degrees on both days.
Homeowner Ad Seeks Weekend Yardman Canceled After Rush
A disrupted classified notice shows a homeowner seeking a weekend yardman with no tools required. The ad generated many responses, leading to cancellation after three days of activity and a flood of inquiries.
Scottsdale officials open to talks with unionized refuse workers
City Manager Franklin Aleshire and Field Operations head Dick Brown said they will meet with the 51 Scottsdale refuse workers who signed union cards through Service Workers Association Local 1297. The group seeks representation and grievance discussion over overtime, discipline, and incentive plans, while management reviews the issues and proposes an initial response.
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Scottsdale
Franklin
D. Aleshire
Field
Dick Brown
Wilbur Richey
Service
Workers Association
Richey
Shebody
Aleshire
Brown
Gary
G. Barham
Ford aims to lift economy with $4 trillion investment plan
President Ford said the American economy is on the straightaway and climbing but urged Congress to provide tax incentives and sharply cut federal business regulations to keep momentum. He cited a need for a $4 trillion investment to create 11 million jobs by 1980.
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Sacramento
Calif
Ford
U.S
Congress
San
Car linked to Hoffa abduction returned to Giacalone family
In Detroit a federal judge ordered the 1975 Mercury believed to have aided the 1975 Hoffa abduction to be returned to the son of reputed mob boss Anthony Giacalone. The ruling found the FBI did not establish probable cause that a crime was committed involving the car.
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Hoffa
Detroit
FBI
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Anthony
Tony Jack” Giacalone
U.S. District Court
Robert DeMascio
Jobless rate holds steady amid rising wholesale prices
The United States logged an 8.4 percent unemployment rate in August with more Americans employed, yet wholesale prices jumped sharply, signaling mixed economic signals as the government reported.
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Washington
Protesters Rally at Jefferson County Schools Busing Day
About 60 demonstrators gathered peacefully outside two Louisville area schools as the nation enters the second day of court ordered busing between the city and suburbs. The first day passed with one minor incident and three arrests at a high school when demonstrators blocked buses and rocks were thrown.
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Louisville
Jefferson County
AIM Leader Means Seeks Federal Jurisdiction Transfer
Attorneys for Russell Means press to place the AIM leader under federal court control and move his trial from South Dakota regarding a 1974 civil disturbance case to a federal venue.
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Sioux Falls
S.D
Russell Means
AIM
South Dakota
Manson Family Murders Trial Ties To Blood Rituals
Prosecutor Vincent Bugliosi linked branding to Manson family rituals during the Tate case. Suspect Lynette Fromme faced charges for an attempted assassination of the President and was held in Sacramento jail as details emerged. The Tate murders dated August 9, 1969, with Manson convicted in 1971 for Tate and others. Fromme had prior murder accusations in Stockton in 1972.
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Sharon Tate
Vincent Buglios
Manson
Miss Fromme
Sacramento
Alee Os
Secret Service
Washington
Frommer
Manson Group
Our
Fromme
Stockton
Calif
Scottsdale Financial Center proposal dies in quiet fashion
A planned multimillion dollar Scottsdale Financial Center in downtown Scottsdale has died after the Development Review Board lapsed approval for first phase. One developer suggests a scaled down version may still be considered as an alternative plan. Economy slowdown and timing were key factors, with architects noting investor hesitation for a project of this size.
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Bruce Jameson
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Financial Center
Scottsdale Joint Ventures
Benihana of Tokyo
Bank of Scottsdale
Ite
Development Review Board
DR Board
Larry D. Bussard
Bussard
Dr-Board
Lendrum
Arts center to set priorities for new Scotts dale Center for the Arts
The Fine Arts Commission will soon recommend city council establish priorities for the arts director to guide programming at the new center. A proposed resolution calls for a balanced program prioritizing high quality professional work, then community groups meeting standards.
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Fine Arts Commission
City ‘Council
Scottsdale Center For the Arts
Council
Wilsons Jones
Richard V. Campana
Campana
Lloyd Weldy
Arta
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