Scottsdale school board approves grading machine and landscaping contract
Scottsdale School District trustees approved 108 920 50 for a test grading machine at Chaparral High and 43 620 50 for landscaping by Suncrest Nurseries. National Computer Systems got 65 300 for an Optical Mark Reader at the district office to speed test grading. The board also extended two CETA funded positions, custodian and audio visual staff, with 17 689 allocated this year.
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Scottsdale School District
Chaparral High School
National Computer Systems
Phoenix Union School
Kennedy
the Hoard
Suncrest’ Nurseries
CETA
Department of Labor
Paradise Valley to hear auditor report on PV agenda
Paradise Valley Town Council will hear Town Auditor David Schwarz present a summary of the 1974-75 fiscal year audit and discuss municipal funds deposits. The meeting sets at 7 30 p m in Town Hall. Regulution 206 to align with state deposit law will be considered. Also up for final plat review is Haciendas de Guillermo on 46th Street and Lincoln Drive with commission recommended approval pending minor dedication changes.
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Paradise Valley
Lincoln Drive
Invergordon Road
David Schwarz
Obituary for H Mial Dustin a Scottsdale patent counsel
Memorial services set for 68 year old H Mial Dustin at the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah s Witnesses in Scottsdale. He was a General Electric patent counsel who helped develop the first data processing system for bank checks and assisted in preparing the 3 millionth patent for the US Department of Commerce. He held leadership roles in legal and GE circles and belonged to the Moon Valley Country Club board and the Elfun Society. Survivors include his wife Rachael and daughters Mrs W J Bryant and Mrs L B Spacewater, plus a brother. Memorials may go to the Scottsdale Kingdom Hall Building Fund.
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Dustin
Scottsdale
General, Electric.Co
Bank of America
United States Department of Commerce
San Francisco
Lawyers. Association
Governor's
W.J. Bryant
Napa
Calif
L.B. Spacewater
Dean Brown
Seattle
Wash
Kingdom — Hall
Harold K Dudley Dies In Phoenix Engineer From Conner Manufacturing
Harold K Dudley known as Ted Dudley an engineer with Conner Manufacturing Co died Saturday at Medi Center Phoenix He moved to the Valley 16 years ago from Los Angeles residing at 3425 N 5st St Phoenix Survivors include his sons Charles and Walter F both of Phoenix a daughter Carmen Smith of Phoenix two sisters out of state and two granddaughters Services will be Messinger Mortuary Chapel Interment Paradise Memorial Gardens Friends may call 7 to 9 p m Friday
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Harold ‘Ted’ Kenneth Dudley
Conner Manufacturing Co
Medi- Center
Phoenix
West Virginia
Dudley
Valley
Los Angeles
N. 5St Street
Charles
Walter F
Dudley Will Messinger
Indian School Rd
Paradise Memorial—Gardens
Chef Paul Hart 57 Dies in Carefree Arizona
Paul L. Hart, 57, executive chef at Joe Con ley s Elbow Bend Restaurant in Carefree, died Tuesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. A Kalamazoo, Michigan native, Hart moved to Carefree seven years ago from Los Angeles and served with the Marine Corps in World War II. He had a 30 year career as a chef at the Safari Hotel and other Los Angeles area restaurants. Mass will be 10 am Friday at Our Lady of Joy Parish, Cave Creek and Pima Roads, with friends to visit Messinger Mortuary after today. Interment follows at Oak St.
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Paul L. Hart
Joe Conley
Elbow Bend
Carefree
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Kalamazoo
Mich
Mr. Hart
Los Angeles
Marine Corps
Hart
Our. Lady of Joy Parish
Cave Creek
Pima Roads
Messinger Mortuary
Ain Tee Oak St
Mass for Andrew LaBorda Held in Phoenix
Andrew LaBorda 74 died Tuesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. A coal miner native of Pennsylvania he moved to the Valley a year ago. Services are Thursday at 9 a.m. at St. Maria Goretti with burial at St. Francis Cemetery. Friends may call today from 5 to 9 p.m. at Messinger Moroney Mortuary in Phoenix. Survivors include wife Ann son John Phoenix daughter Ann M Retkowsky Scottsdale brother Jack and sisters Ann LaBorda Elizabeth Mistiszyn Helen Tomchik all out of state and six grandchildren.
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Andrew
LaBorda
St. Maria Goretti Catholic Church
Granite Reef Rd
St. Francis ‘Cemetery
E. Oak
St.’ Phoenix
Messinger “Morwary
Pennsylvania
The
Valley
Mr. LaBorda
E. Vista Drive
Ann
John
Phoenix
Ann M. ‘Retkowsky
Scottsdale
Jack
Ann LaBorda
Elizabeth Mistiszyn
Helen Tomchik
State
Grain boycott eased as Meany and Ford outline plan
AFL-CIO leader George Meany and six maritime union chiefs suspend the grain shipment boycott after meeting with President Ford. Ford commits to a six point plan to lessen Russian grain price effects, ensure U S merchant ships carry a large share, and dispatch a Moscow negotiating team to spread future grain sales. Kissinger notes talks on possible oil for grain swaps with the Soviets.
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Washington
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Ford
Meany
U.S
Soviet Union
White House
Aflcio
Moscow
Henry, A. Kissinger
Police deny cover up in Scottsdale embezzlement probe
Scottsdale police rejected claims of a cover up in an embezzlement inquiry involving Jewel Electric employees, after the county attorney advised no charges due to lack of proven intent. The case centered on a $943.92 hospital check and disputed payment terms as the Larsens repaid funds.
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Lai Rmr
Ek Ry Foo TV
Go Ee
Iz Police
Probe
Scottsdale’ Police Today
Police Department
Tony LeGault
Valley Bank
Jewel Electric
Larsens
LeGault
Ron Reinstein
Widow considers $80,000 to $100,000 suit over worker's death
Attorney for Essie Bauer says she may sue either a crane operator or bolt maker after Harold Bauer 64 died January 23 at a Phoenix construction site. Questions arise over product safety and crane operation as OSHA findings are partly redacted. deadline looms if no suit is filed.
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Gove Allen
A Mesa
Essie Bauer
Harold Bauer
Bauer
Wells Fargo Avenue
Redden Construction ‘Co
Phoenix
Allen
Arizona Industrial Commission
Redden
OSHA
City Manager Aleshire to Speak at Chamber Forum
Franklin D. Aleshire will headline Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce membership forum at the Holiday Inn 5101 N Scottsdale Rd Friday at 8 a.m. A continental breakfast is included and the public may attend for a $1.50 admission.
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Aleshire
Franklin D. Aleshire
Scottsdale Chamber ~ of Commerce
Arizona Foster Care Faces High Closure Rate, Poor Training
A citizens committee in Phoenix finds foster homes in Arizona suffer high closure rates due to inadequate training for foster parents and caseworkers and a lack of policy manuals outside Maricopa County. The report blames leadership struggles in the Department of Economic Security for a weak foster-care program.
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Foster
Phoenix
Arizona
Maricopa County
Department of Economic Security
State Sets Tentative Colorado River Salinity Guidelines
State officials tentatively adopt salinity limits for Colorado River water set to take effect after November 12. The standards maintain salinity at Hoover Parker and Imperial areas near 1972 levels as reported by the Water Quality Control Council.
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Phoenix
Colorado
Control Council
Hoover, Parker and
Imperial Ams
School official to meet Tavan area residents
School district administrative manager Jack Kearney will meet with residents near Tavan School tonight at p.m. in the Tavan cafeteria to discuss worries about the district warehouse and a proposed 10,000 square foot addition. The maintenance shops at 4505 Ostorn Road serve as a textbook repository and storehouse, with offices nearby. residents oppose increased truck traffic and the plan to expand the warehouse, with construction possibly starting in November.
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Jack Kearney
Tavan School
E. Osborn Rd
Eeting
Tavan
Ostorn Road
Pind Construction
School district to host Citizens' Computer Committee meeting
The Citizens' Computer Committee will meet at 2 pm Thursday in the special education conference room at the district offices 3811 N 44th St. The seven-member panel met for the first time last Thursday. meetings are open to the public. Findings go to the board of trustees for approval and potential bids. The conference room is in the portable building at the district office site.
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Citizens’ Computer Committee
44Th St
Correction notice on SAT and ACT testing dates
The Progress notes an error in its high school section about SAT and ACT dates. It lists Sept 26 for SAT registration for the Nov 1 SAT, December test, January and April SAT for juniors, and Sept 22 for ACT registration for Oct 18, plus Dec 13 Feb 14 April 10 and June 12 test dates, with forms from the guidance office and written requests to testing offices.
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Embers
H.mial
H. Mial Dustin
the Kingdom
Hall of Jehovah's, Witnesses
N. Fiesta
Mr. Dustin
Harold K.dudley
Carmen Smith
Andrew -LaBorda
Scottsdale Memorial
Department
Valley National Bank
Devel Electric Products
New Jersey
Gerald Larsen
Larsen
Galeaman
Jewel
Ray Streck
California
Parsons
Art Hattori
Befault
Reinstein
State Industrial Commission
Commission
Meyer Hardware
H. Scottsdale
Associated Press
Joe‘Purcell
Will
Tavan Area
Papago TV
N. Scottsdale
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