Teachers' Basic Pay Hike May Top $100 Says Yoder
Flowing Wells district Supt. Marlen D. Yoder said the school board is considering a basic salary raise for teachers that will likely exceed last year's $100 increase. He declined to specify an amount, noting discussions with board members. The TAB handles salary proposals while the board continues SRO program on a trial basis amid citizen objections.
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UA Well Drilling Bid Challenged
Mutterer Construction Co the apparent low bidder to drill a 600 foot UA well at the Architecture building site faced a challenge from Defco Construction Co. Defco asked officials to check Mutterer’s license for provisions on engineering and water development projects. Mutterer’s bid was 48700 dollars while Defco and W F Conelly Construction Co. tied at 51000 dollars for the next bid.
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University of Arizona
Defco Construction Co
Mutterer
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W. F. Conelly Construction Co
Signals From New Star Hint At Alien Contact
Sir Martin Ryle reports unusual fluctuating signals from a newly found star nicknamed LGM by Anthony Hewish and Jocelyn Bell. He notes the possibility of extraterrestrial communication but favors a pulsating dying star as the more likely source of the radio signals.
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Martin Ryle
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Anthony Hewish
Jocelyn Bell
Hewish
Bell
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Judge Dismisses Mail Theft Charge Against Nancy Wall
A mail theft charge against Nancy B. Wall was dismissed in U S District Court in the interest of justice. Judge James A Walsh granted the dismissal yesterday after Asst U S Attorney Jo Ann Diamos asked for the action. Wall, listed with the YWCA as her address, had been indicted last December for stealing a letter from 615 East St on Nov 8.
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Nancy B. Wall
U.S. District Court
James A. Walsh
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U.S. Atty
Jo Annn Diamos
Federal Funds For Tucson Manpower Training
The Tucson Manpower Development Program, aiding 36 unemployed heads of families, has received refunding of 78 890 to continue through September 1. Senators Hayden and Udall announced the anti poverty project provides work experience and training to improve employability. The new funding lowers the prior year allocation of 220 900 for an 11 month period.
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Carl Hayden
Morris K. Udall
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