Flagstaff District Joins Arizona Pilot for Education Costs
Flagstaff Public Schools were chosen among seven districts statewide to pilot a cost accounting system for education. Superintendent David A. Williams said implementation begins after July 1 with design during the interim. All district costs will be covered by a $175,000 state grant, and consultants from the State Auditor General's office may assist.
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Flagstaff
Arizona
Supt. of
David A. Williams
Williams
State Dept. of Education
Sev
State Auditor General's Office
State Department
Roosevelt
Phoenix
Sierra Vista
Tucson
Marana
Fowler
Paradise Valley
Osborn
Topics for Flagstaff Town Hall Discussed by Kiwanis
Malpais Kiwanis Club members and about 24 participants listed roughly 20 discussion topics for the Flagstaff Town Hall. Items include water, housing, Santa Fe avenue beautification, municipal sanitation, two fire stations for the south side, bicycle paths, city park refurbishing and new parks, street work, flood control, recreation, drugs pollution, small industry, university relations, aid to the Indian Center, municipal busing, underpasses or elevating the Santa Fe railroad through Flagstaff, and relocation of the Pow Wow Grounds. The ideas will be mailed to service organizations to choose discussion topics, with formal Town Hall creation still under discussion.
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Malpais Kiwanis Club
Flagstaff Town Hall
Santa Fe Avenue
University
Santa Fe
Flagstaff
Pow Wow
Court Rules Reapportionment Map Governs Elections
A three judge panel ruled that the combined legislative reapportionment map will govern the 1972 and future elections until a valid plan is adopted. There is no time limit on when redraws must occur and the legislature may adjust the plan to conform with the court ideas. Senate President Willan Jacquin plans talks with lawmakers to decide if new legislation is needed this session to align with the court ruling. Another plaintiff, Phoenix attorney Gary Peter Klabr, sought rulings on both redistricting and related matters.
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Senate
Willan Jacquin
Tucson
Legislative Council
Gary Nelson
Jacquin
County Boards of Supervisors
Phoenix
Gary Peter Klabr
Maricopa County
Yuma County
Herb Ely
Democratic Party
Ely
Maricopa
Arizona
Grande Seeks Panel to Restore Job on Tax Commission
Arthur Grande Sr. of Tucson asks the State Personnel Commission to reconsider his dismissal from the State Tax Commission after being indicted by a federal grand jury for alleged witness tampering. The commission set a hearing for Tuesday on Grande's request. he was suspended then dismissed 90 days after indictment for conspiracy to influence a witness tied to a Sedona restaurant arson plot.
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Phoenix
Arthur Grande Sr
Tucson
State Personnel Commission
State Tax Commission
Grande
Sedona
Flagstaff Area Plans Gravity Interceptor for Water Supply
Continued analysis lists a Linch gravity interceptor main of 16 500 feet to tap Inner Basin water, with 100 to 550 acre feet yearly production feasible at $240 000 capital cost and $200 annual operating costs. Unit water cost ranges 10 to 58 cents per thousand gallons, cloud seeding with Lake Mary delay unless future Mogollon Mesa project proceeds, and Lake Mary lining costs 7 714 000 with high priority if Mogollon is unlikely.
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Feerdlein
Flagstaff Country Club
Flagstaff
Lake Mary
Mogollén Mesa
Mogellon Mesa
Mogellon
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