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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1965
Page
4
Oklahoma cost disclosures rise as the high court weighs procedural matters and judges’ expenses amid public scrutiny. Officials seek clarity on financial reporting and accountability.
Leap directors vote to restore 23500 dollars in funds tied to church Catholic churches amid a disputed code clause. Officials pursue settlements to satisfy trustees and parish leaders while detailing legal avenues and timelines.
A garbled OCR note appears to report a balance shift with three items reducing to a single value. Readable entities include no clear people places or organizations. The fragment provides no verifiable specifics to confirm dates, amounts, or provenance.
A rough outline shows a county budget around 39 million dollars with notable allocations and departments referenced. Finance Director Waar Peddie is cited for the overall figure and spending directions.
Five arrests were reported after a campus beer party at a Scottsdale hotel. Police spokesman Warren Plosking said teens at the event were detained and released to guardians as investigators review the incident.
A brief item notes a world claw artificial intelligence project with unclear details. Key terms include Lot Ce Dal Tae and phrases like yee ray Phe ey, indicating fragmented OCR text from a historical page. The readable fragments suggest an equipment or system name rather than a verified event or outcome.
A brief reflection on Proverbs 18 8 about wounds from careless speech and the need to think before speaking. It ponders recovery from verbal harm and asks whether we will help others with kinder words.
Dr. W P Sherrill, Mari copa County Republican lawmaker, questioned reports of student disturbances at the University of Arizona. He said what was called a riot was a mild spring fever with youthful exuberance and lassitude, citing medical texts as outdated.
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