Scottsdale teacher accused in youth arm injury case
A Scottsdale woman was charged Friday after alleging a local school teacher grabbed her 11 year old son by the arm in a classroom injuring him. Police say the incident occurred about 9 am and reference a state statute that allows restraint by a parent or teacher under certain conditions. The case prompts questions about the line between discipline and abuse. Court records and school officials were not immediately available for further details. The report notes a bond issue discussion and various community events in Scottsdale.
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South Tucson council clash over mayor accuser
Police officer and former detective Robert Bare accused Mayor Ernest Mejia of soliciting two girls in a bar for art photographs. A 23-year-old woman backed the charge while Mejia called it unfounded and said the episode was harassment. Bare resigned last week amid political pressure. The council moved to study establishing a civil service system after an earlier election.
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Memorial dinner marks 21st anniversary of 1944 jump
The 82nd Airborne Division Association will host a memorial dinner dance in Scottsdale at the Millionaires Club to honor the 21st anniversary of the September 17 1944 parachute drop behind German lines. Attendees include members of the 82nd and 101st Airborne divisions.
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Channel swim attempt abandoned near halfway to France
Chicago chemist Ted Erikson quit his second non stop swim to France and back after 12 hours in the English Channel. He drifted 3.5 miles off course but remained near the French coast, following a prior five hour 20 minute double crossing attempt.
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Toll set at 72 Betsy's death toll rises in flood aid effort
Floodwaters from Betsy receded as rescue workers searched wrecked homes. The official death toll reached 72 with 60 in Louisiana. Guardsmen and police joined Civil Defense crews in mutt filled streets while efforts to restock and restore communications continued. A barge carrying 600 tons of chlorine was sought on the Mississippi as gas-mask stockpiles were prepared.
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Johnson pins medals on Gemini 5 astronauts in White House ceremony
President Johnson awarded exceptional service medals to Gemini 5 crew L. Gordon Cooper Jr. and Charles Conrad Jr. plus NASA doctor Charles Berry for the eight day mission. NASA Administrator James E. Webb read the citations praising extended space flight knowledge. The event followed by a visit to the House and Senate as the pair prepared a goodwill trip abroad.
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Scottsdale man released after bed intrusion charge
A Scottsdale man, Johnson, 41, was released today on bond after being charged in Scottsdale Justice Court Monday with breaking into a neighbor's house and climbing into bed with a woman. The incident involved a neighbor at 6819 E Diamond.
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History of conscription from Moses to modern drafts
A historical overview traces conscription from biblical times to the Civil War, World War I, and beyond. It notes the 1863 New York draft riots where 1,200 people died, the role of wealthy substitutes, immigrant tensions, and later efficiency in World War I drafts. It contrasts public sentiment with government policy and cites landmark draft laws and resistance movements.
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New York City Democrats vote in crowded primary race
Voters in New York City cast ballots in a four candidate Democratic primary for the mayoral nomination. The contest pits a diverse field against the GOP favorite Rep. John V. Lind, seen as the challenger to the Republican golden boy.
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