Scottsdale volunteers form delinquency fight program
More than 50 residents showed interest in Scottsdale's new volunteer program aimed at aiding juvenile delinquency prevention. John A. Jackson and City Magistrate Ed Boyle explained the plan to coordinate with existing juvenile aid agencies and possibly handle probation cases one to one with county officials.
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Enforcement urged after Mockingbird Lincoln crash
At Mockingbird and Lincoln intersection a fatal crash last Wednesday prompted calls for stricter enforcement. Albert and Esperance Howery died when their Missouri car failed to stop, colliding with a panel truck carrying two women. Marilyn Joyce Dick, 35, plus two other passengers, were injured along with Mrs. Pauline Staples and her 2-year-old daughter Lissa. Hospitals report leg injuries and multiple cuts. recovery weeks to months expected.
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Voter turnout seen in 3,000 to 6,000 range for school district
About 42 000 ballots are printed for the election with turnout perhaps 6 000 voters enough for a district record. Polls open 6 am to 7 am Tuesday at 17 district high schools with room for voters to choose any site. Eligibility requires registered Arizona voter status, district residency of six months and an affidavit.
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Fortas filibuster stalls as Dirksen resists vote
United Press reports Senate action on Abe Fortas nomination stalls as Everett Dirksen vows not to vote to cut off the filibuster. The talkathon aims to block the confirmation, with early backers pressured as opposition grows.
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Coronado High School Lose Power Disrupts Morning Classes
A short circuit at Coronado High School caused lights and air conditioning to fail, sending students and staff home. District troubleshooters worked through the morning with emergency power for lighting and exits only. Temperatures rise to 95 to 100 with breezy afternoons and clouds near the mountains.
Scottsdale Faces Marijuana Claims Believed By City Officials
Attorney Moise Berger repeated that 50 percent of eighth graders and high school students in Scottsdale had tried marijuana with about 20 percent regular users. Mayor Bud Tim and police officials questioned the figures, while Berger asserted regional similarity and blamed adult suppliers.
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Valley
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Tims
Little Lady Lands City Parks Reader Position
Parks Director L. B. Scacewater confirmed Elizabeth Guerra, a slight-built recreation reader in the city parks, was hired after initially voicing reservations about her stature. He quoted her bold reply that she would defend herself if harassed, noting her Black Belt karate training.
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Delinquent Scottsdale business license complaints prepared
The city attorney's office reports a backlog delaying 14 Scottsdale businessmen from filing city license fee complaints. Secretary Phyllis Anderson expects to complete the complaints today for city court filing this afternoon after other tasks were postponed.
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Phyllis Anderson
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Scottsdale voter candidate opposes federal aid in education
Robert G. King, 39, of 3944 No 65th Place, Scottsdale, pledges to keep control of schools local. He criticizes federal funding as Washington power and calls for an independent analysis before any bond issue. King emphasizes elementary and high school needs, flexible education, and local administrator oversight. He is a four-term banker with four sons in Scottsdale schools and active in local civic groups.
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