Scottsdale teachers keep union, SFT narrowly defeats SEA
Scottsdale's 1300 teachers vote 594 to 570 to keep the Scottsdale Federation of Teachers as their representative for negotiations, with 73 ballots opting for neither side. SEA president Gerald Nagle plans a second election. SFT president Larry Bell cites salary schedule changes and transfers as top priorities.
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Police Fireat Soweto Churches Kills Youth
In Soweto two churches were shot at after Steve Biko memorial services. A black youth died and six others were wounded as police opened fire. Brig. Jan Visser said experts were testing whether the fatal shot came from police Wednesday.
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Carter seeks successor after Lance resignation
President Carter moves to replace Bert Lance as budget director amid sorrow over his longtime aide's resignation. Lance plans to return to Georgia, with his mother Annie E. Lance indicating he will arrive later today.
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SALT Talks face expiry as talks stall with Oct 3 deadline
SALT I likely to expire in 11 days with no replacement agreement. Informal post expiry observation proposed, while Congress raises legal and political questions about the procedure.
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White House fights for natural gas price plan vote
President Carter and Energy Secretary Schlesinger mount a lobbying push to win Senate support for keeping price controls on natural gas in a showdown vote. Senator Randolph warned of the high stakes for the energy program as deregulation allies claim a narrow edge.
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Readers offer more energy tips from Scottsdale Progress contest
Scotts dale Daily Progress readers propose saving energy by cooking larger meal portions, relocating nearer work for bicycle commuting, and reusing cooled water for gardens. Contest awards a $100 bond for the best idea with three $25 runners up.
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