Items Listed For Capitol Extra Session
Arizona House Majority Leader John Haugh outlined seven priority items for a forthcoming special session at the legislature. The list includes equalization via House Bill 3 to fund school aid by need, expanded executive budget control as in House Bill 7, and relief measures for juvenile delinquent treatment amid ongoing governor discussions.
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Goitia Named Assistant Superintendent in Education
A 36 year old Flagstaff native has been named assistant superintendent of public instruction by Mrs. Sarah Folsom. The appointment, details of background and career were described, noting his seven years as Cottonwood Oak Creek district superintendent and prior teaching posts. He holds degrees from Arizona State University and will be replaced by Elizabeth Tapscott as his assistant. The piece also covers broader state education funding debates and plans for a possible special session, with quotes from Haugh emphasizing forward action and public input.
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Japan Makes Malay Peace Progress
In Kuala Lumpur Japanese diplomats push for a peace meeting between Malaysian Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman and Indonesian President Sukarno. Rahman seeks a halt to Indonesian guerrilla activity as a precondition, while Sukarno reportedly wants Philippine President Marcos in attendance. Rahman favors Tokyo or another venue but prefers not to include Marcos. Kawashima has tentative Sukarno approval.
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Women Hear Plea For Housing Code At Smokehouse
League of Women Voters at a Smokehouse Restaurant hears a Jaycees led petition drive for a housing code. Proponents call the code a tool enabling city government to fix deplorable conditions such as open privies, faulty wiring, unvented heaters, and crowding.
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Suspected Driver Questioned in Phoenix Police Tests
Phoenix police have surrendered to drivers who refuse or take drunkometer tests voluntarily. From now on motorist suspected of drunken driving face new procedures.
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Scottsdale Opens Bids On Sewer Job
Scottsdale announces bid opening for a sewer project as Police Chief Paul Blabaum says forcible drunkometer tests used for 16 years will be eliminated. He estimates 3,000 to 4,000 man hours saved annually and more time for street crime enforcement, with tests replaced by fact gathering for court actions.
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Paul Blujbaum
Blabaum
Goddard Signs Tax Boost Bill in Arizona
Scottsdale moves forward with sewer improvement districts as Governor Goddard signs a tax increase bill raising the gasoline tax by 1 cent to fund 7 cents total per gallon for a statewide sewer program. Phoenix bidding firm J H Welsh and Son won the first project at 127047 dollars, well below engineers' 174535 estimate.
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Officers Call For Police Aid In Downtown Accidents
In Wichita Kansas police requested backup as two separate minor traffic crashes occurred in a downtown intersection. An officer at the first scene then encountered a second collision when a motorist struck his patrol car. He resumed control and summoned additional officers to manage the incidents.
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Foam Rubber Sales Gain In Final 1964 Quarter
New York reports a 6.7 percent rise in latex foam rubber mattress sales in Q4 1964, with full year retail sales surpassing 28 million dollars marking the third consecutive yearly increase for foam products.
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Legislative Log April 20 1965 HB 175 184 28 updates
Legislative log notes an emergency revenue increase for state and racing operators under HB 175, allows attorneys fees for workers compensation damages under HB 184, and requires taxing districts except schools to file annual boundary maps with the tax commission by Jan 1 under HB 28. Lawmakers from Ways and Means committee oversee these measures.
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Johnson
Maricopa
Ways and Means
Tax Commission
Aniston plan for mild acne relief offered
A concise acne relief program promotes dietary hygiene measures and a vitamin supplement in tablet form. The plan, marketed by Ask Spd AG STIN and Park do day, lists a price of $2.95 and appears as a physician recommended regimen.
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