ASU professor links Kent Jackson state turmoil to Tempe risk
Arizona State University law professor John Morris, AAUP chapter president, warns parallels between Kent State and Jackson State killings and ASU could trigger a similar tragedy. He cites communication gaps, election-year tensions, and unclear policies as factors raising miscommunication and potential conflict. The AAUP report to be released early October aims to guide other universities.
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Larry Ross
Arizona State University
Kent State
Jackson State
ASU
John Morris
American Association —of
AAUP
Morris
Kent
Jackson
Prof
Tempe School
Perod
Tempe
State Press
Arizona
Homeowners approve flood damage suit in Scottsdale meeting
About 500 northeast Scottsdale residents voted to pursue legal action to recover flood damages. The group discussed possible defendants including Salt River Project and the city of Scottsdale, with Melvin Belli possibly representing at least one homeowner faction. Estimates put individual home losses as high as $8,000.
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Gordon Robbins
Progress
Scottsdale
Mohave School
San Francisco
Melvin Belli
Salt River Project
City of Scottsdale
Salt River Indian Reservation
Belli
Rolff Woodford
68Th St
Lafayette Blvd
Lafayette
Northeast Area
Salt River
Arizona Canal
Robert Manneimer
Manneimer
Vince Alfaro
McDowell Mountains
Alfaro
Pima Rd
Bud Tims
Tims
Bill Donaldson
76Th St
Thomas
Pawowr
Osmund Burton
Scottsdale Schools Suffer Little Damage in Downpour
No serious damage to school property was reported after Saturday's heavy rain in Scottsdale. Cleanup labor reached 3500 dollars, with Assistant Superintendent Norman D. White noting the community fared well. He said flood risk was not always a factor in site selection but most schools escaped damage. Officials cited the new technical center as needing flood contingencies due to expensive machinery.
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Norman D. White
Scottsdale
Weekend Weather Outlook With Scattered Thunderstorms
Sunny to partly cloudy today with a high near 100. Increasing clouds this afternoon bring scattered thunder showers and possible heavy downpours. Tonight and Sunday see 20 percent and 40 percent chances of measurable rain. highs near 100 Saturday and mid to upper 90s Sunday.
Scottsdale Board of Education meeting moved to Monday
The Scottsdale Board of Education agenda shows the regular meeting shifted from next Tuesday to Monday September 21 at 4 p.m. The Education Center at 3811 North 44th Street hosts the session due to schedule conflicts among board members.
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Education Center
N. 44Th St
Videotaped confession admitted in Bible murder case
A Scottsdale videotape confession of William L. Bible was allowed into evidence at an aggravation hearing in Maricopa County for the March 14 killing of Robert Riffe. Bible had pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter and faces a five years to life sentence. sentencing is set for September 22.
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Scottsdale
William L. Bible
Tucson
Texas
Larry Cronin
Bible
Robert Riffe
Texhoma
Tex
Riffe
Jaycees Open Contest for 1971 Parada Theme
Scottsdale Jaycees invite theme ideas for the 18th Annual Parada del Sol Parade to be held February 5-7 1971. Deadline October 9 with four rodeo tickets and an engraved plaque for the winner who will ride in the parade.
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Scottsdale
Jaycees
Warren L. Searles
Searles
Lillian Burton
Arizona
Parade
Box 1527
Ariz
Indian Day Tickets Go On Sale For Sept. 25 Event
Tickets go on sale Monday at the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce for the first statewide National Indian Day celebration on Sept. 25 at the Salt River Indian Community Center. The event begins at 6 p.m. with a dual language prayer and features Salt River Indian Band performances, dances from multiple tribes, scrolls for Arizona’s 17 tribes, plaques for seven living past Pima Maricopa chairmen, plus fireworks and a Marine color guard. Indian fry bread and beans will be sold. admission 50 cents for adults, 25 cents for ages 6–12, under six free. Tickets available at the gate.
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Scottsdale
Salt River Indian Community Center
McDowell Rd
Salt River
Arizona
Marine Color Guard
Drugpoll reaction in Scottsdale schools seen as minor
Supt. E G Burnkrant reports there has been no public adverse reaction to the drug survey in Scottsdale public schools. he notes some compliments from educators, no parental calls, and says the study will inform education before age 11. copies sent to police and narcotics bureau.
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Scottsdale Public Schools
Supt
E. G. Burnkrant
Burnkrant
Scottsdale and Phoenix
Maricopa County
Southern California Hit by Earthquakes and Blast
A sequence of earthquakes struck Southern California this morning. The strongest quake at about 7:30 PDT lasted 30 seconds and triggered an explosion at an aircraft parts plant, causing power outages and window damage. Four workers sustained minor injuries.
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Los Angeles
California
Tornado toll rises in Venice as ferry tossed and camp leveled
In Venice Italy police identify at least three Americans among the dead from a killer tornado that hurled a 25 ton ferryboat into the air and ripped a tourist campground. Official counts say 34 killed and more than 400 injured as search efforts continue. Meanwhile Hurricane Ella brushes Mexico as rain and flooding threaten the Rio Grande valley with possible coastal effects in Texas.
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Venice
Italy
Brownsville
Texas
Ella
Mexico
Rio Grande Valley
Jury List Flawed in Maricopa County Trials Face Challenges
A Superior Court ruling in Phoenix dismisses 266 of 3000 prospective jurors after two days of secret arguments. Judge Robert L. Myers says the jury panel was improperly selected because the presiding judge failed to provide guidelines for the jury commissioner on excusing persons from duty, potentially delaying all county trials.
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Phoenix
UPI
Maricopa County
Superior Court
Robert L. Myers
Cambodian Troops Prepare to Fight Outside Phnom Penh
Cambodian forces brace for a clash with a Communist group about 52 miles from Phnom Penh. The planned assault was postponed to allow American airstrikes over the target area.
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Phnom Penh
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Morris Starsky
Robert O’neil
Berkeley
Robert Cross
Swathmore
Raymond Mack
Northwestern University
Paul Brown
Eldorado Park
Scottsdale Board of Education
Fred Hyder
Hyder
Burnkdrant
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