Goldwater urges Nixon watergate tapes debate and disclosure
NEW YORK UPI Sen Barry Goldwater urged releasing selected Watergate tapes and a nationally televised debate between President Nixon and Sen Sam Ervin to clear the air. He said the affair was deplorable and that some executive confidentiality may be sacrificed for the nation’s interest. He also suggested Ervin and the White House discuss terms of such a session.
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Scottsdale School Board to discuss curriculum unification plan
A report advises that teaching time varies and few teachers teach the same subject alike. The Scottsdale School Board meets tonight at Cocopah Elementary School at 8 p.m. The agenda includes recommendations to approve Sept. 20, focusing on continuing curriculum development to unify courses in subject matter.
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Curriculum Survey Reveals Wide Variance in Teaching Time
A plan initiated by former Supt Gabriel Reuben calls for a daily breakdown of time spent on each subject from kindergarten to 12th grade. Scottsdale elementary and secondary education directors report wide disparities among teachers and schools in what is taught and how much time topics receive. About 100 Scottsdale teachers were hired to develop curriculum across 15 areas including art languages mathematics science reading and social studies with preliminary reports due within two months for board approval.
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Obituary Gerald Short Dies in Scottsdale at 45
Gerald E. Short aged 45 a marketing manager for 23 years with Greyhound Armour Corporation died Monday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital He lived at 8201 E Valley View came to Scottsdale in 1971 from Park Forest Illinois He was a Lions Club member East Peoria High School Eureka College and survived by his wife Beverly daughters Connie Debbie son Mike his parents and a sister Visitation is Wednesday and services Thursday at Green Acres Mortuary Interment at Green Acres Memorial Gardens Contributions suggested to local Lions Club.
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Scottsdale Man Survives Gunshot Wound to Forehead
A 67-year-old Scottsdale resident, Paul K. Quinlan, was hospitalized in critical condition after a personal safety related gunshot wound to the head Monday afternoon. Police say the wound occurred between 3:35 and 4:45 p.m. and that Quinlan was found by his sister-in-law with a .22 caliber revolver in the living room.
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No Rain Delays Cool-Down For Arizona Forecast
Forecasters say an upper low stalled over Nevada keeping southern Arizona hot with summer like highs near 102 in the Valley today and Wednesday. The system should shift east into southwest Colorado bringing thundershowers to central Arizona mountains while overnight temps dip near 70. Scottsdale logged a high of 101 and a morning low of 63.
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Slay suspect to stand trial
Gerald Rufus Wood 53 of Queen Creek is arraigned for murder in the death of Harold Jamison 25 of Tempe who was shot in the back while driving near Wood’s home. A witness said a man shook his fist before the shot. Wood claimed he was test firing a rifle in his yard.
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Canal banks now bikeways in Scottsdale plan
SRP Board approves including about six miles of canal access roads into Scottsdale bike and trail system. City to seek 12500 from federal Land and Water Conservation Fund for a 1 mile Arizona Crosscut Canal segment between Indian School and Thomas Roads, aiming for a spring pilot completion if funds available.
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