Arizona Tax Research Association maps Arizona revenue sources
The Arizona Tax Research Association outlines two charts for a 1971-72 fiscal year: revenue sources totaling 758,852,396 and how funds are distributed. Federal funds lead with 163,425,406, followed by fuel tax 150 million, sales and use tax 144 million, and income tax 110 million. Education gets 413.6 million, highways 138.4 million, welfare and correction 115.8 million. General government 4.7 percent, health 1.5, natural resources 1.5, and others. The piece notes sales tax as a growing major revenue source and predicts value added tax prominence in Arizona and nationwide.
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Arizona Tax Research Association
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Arizona
United States
Voting Details In Arizona Voter List Revisions
Arizona voters can vote in all elections if they reside in the state for 50 days and are 18 by election day. Law changes mailed to county recorders update master voter files, with Scounty Recorder Edna Mae Thornton noting most cards updated, except those of 18-year-olds after September Primary. In June city elections, 18-year-olds are ineligible until their birthday, though the new law allows voters to stay on lists if they vote in every General Election in a Presidential year.
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Arizona
Caconina
Edna Mae (Pug) Thornton
Thornton
Nixon to Report on Summit Results
President Nixon returns from a 13 day summit tour to report to Congress and the nation on talks with Soviet leaders and the arms limitation accords. He will address a joint session at 6 30 p.m. MST after landing at Andrews Air Force Base. The trip included Austria the Soviet Union Iran and Poland with Polish leaders praising trade and technological cooperation while critics questioned the SALT pact.
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Nixon
Congress
Soviet Union
Arizona
Andrews Air Force Base
Washington
Austria
Iran
Polard
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Moscow
Leonid L Brazhnev
Poland
United States
Communist Party
Edward Gierek
Vietnam
Playstaff Community Hospital Tower Structure Rises
Pim Steel Company of Phoenix places a massive supporting structure for the Playstaff Community Hospital tower complex. The four story unit will centralize beds and services as part of the Doughest project. Steel work began three weeks ago and should finish in about one month. The $2.4 million project started in January under Hospital Building and Equipment Inc. of St. Louis.
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Pim Steel Company
Phoenix
Playstaff Community Hospital
Clint Quirk
Prime Contractor
Hospital Building and Equipment Inc
St. Louis
Sunfoto
Manuel Romera
Egan named to Flagstaff City Council in 41 vote
William M. Egan was appointed to fill the unexpired Flagstaff City Council term of Larry Loven by a 41 vote. The vote, taken at a special meeting, had one dissent from J Dale Nations. Egan, a former county attorney and longtime local lawyer, will resign from City Magistrate Court practice and join the council, saying he will represent all citizens and participate in local action.
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William M. Egan
Larry Loven
J. Dale Nations
Loven
Tan
State Senate
Egan
Caconina County
Tani
J.nven
Morrall
Sylvan L. Warenberg
Arison
Harenberg
C. Russell Turner
Leland ©. BePherson
Dick Williams
City Council Blocks Navajo plant contracts. seeks safeguards
LOS ANGELES AP The City Council rejected eight standard operating contracts for the 750 million kilowatt Navajo coal plant near Page Arizona and ordered stronger environmental protections. Participants include Arizona Public Service Tucson Gas and Electric Salt River Project Nevada Power and the Bureau of Reclamation. The council demands reclamation guarantees protects Navajo water supplies and Hope farmland, strict compliance with law, rerouting of transmission lines away from pristine lands and third party beneficiary status for the Hopi and Navaho nations. Proceedings occur in open meetings with the Interior Secretary to discuss pollution controls.
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Page
Ariz
Watt
Comalo Environmental Safeguards
Amezora Public Service Co
Tucson Gas and Electric Co
Salt River Project of
Ariza
Nevada Power Co
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Federal Bureau of Reclamation
Parla Canyon
Hogisa Navals
Ac Ually
Secretary of the Interior
Livestock Seized as Navajo Hopi Dispute Escalates
In WINDOW ROCK ARK, Navajo Trial Chairman Pe er MacDonald accuses Hopi rangers of impounding 317 head of livestock and arresting several Navajos after cattle and sheep wandered onto Hopi land. Hopi Chairman Clarence Hamilton says trespassing continued at night and warns of further arrests. A bill in Congress seeks to split joint-use land, while a torn down Navajo meeting hall on Hopi land adds to tensions.
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Ark
Arizona
Peer MacDonald
MacDonald
Clarance Hamilton
Jolatase
Hamilton
Distriet Six Reservation
Bloomfield Senate Debate Yields One Candidate
An announced Bloomfield New Jersey Democratic Senate debate drew only one candidate as the others failed to appear. The Bloomfield High School auditorium, with a 300 seat capacity, hosted the event, which turned into a incomplete forum.
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U.S. Senate
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