Arizona House Debates Omnibus Budget Slashing University Funds
The Arizona House, after cutting Senate allocations, debated the general appropriations bill amid wide gaps with the Senate. House cuts hit state universities hard with ASU and U of A reductions while Arizona State College faced minimal trims. Rep. Hathaway urged restoration of funds, noting a potential $21 million surplus.
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Arizona House of Representatives
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University of Arizona
U of A
Robert Hathaway
Santa Cruz
Tony Carrillo
D-Pima
Arizona State Prison
Boys’ Industrial School
Ft. Grant
State Parks Board
Arizona State College
Dinah Shore to Return on ABC TV This Fall
Dinah Shore, who left her regular show last May, will return to ABC with four hour long specials and three daytime programs this fall. All shows will be produced by longtime associate Henry Jaffe.
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Hollywood
Dinah Shore
American Broadcasting Co
ABC
Henry Jaffe
Vandals Damage Scottsdale Temple Over Easter Weekend
Police say vandals struck Reform Temple Emanu El in Scottsdale over the Easter weekend, leaving the interior in disarray with damaged Torah covers, smashed glass, torn wiring, and obscene graffiti. A sterling silver pointer disappeared. fingerprints found on a kitchen knife point to investigators, while religion and sentiment were cited as the main losses. Regular services are planned for tomorrow.
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Scottsdale
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Emanu-El
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Elson
Births at Baptist Hospital and Local Homes
The notice lists multiple births at Baptist Hospital and various local residences. Details include parents names and addresses with newborns: three girls born March 31 to Smythe Ziggler Epholm Hakes. one boy born March 31 to Clark Zielstorf Randall. and two girls and one boy born April 1 to other families in Phoenix and Mesa areas.
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E. Vernon
Glade Hakes
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Physicians & Surgeons
Myles Clark
Sil W
Tonto
Phoenix
Gary Zielstorf
Roosevelt
William Randall
Linda Lane
Mesa
Nude models lose heat dispute in New York court
Civil Court Judge Maurice Wahl dismissed a claim by Sampson Publishing that a landlord failed to provide heat to models who posed nude in the studio. He ruled tenants do not pose nude in work spaces and ordered eviction for nonpayment of rent with no redress for posing in undress.
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UPI
Maurice Wahl
Bann Mondale
Ouhan
Judge Wahl
Sampson Publishing and Distributing Co., Inc
Wahl
Johnson seeks 50 million for Alaska relief and sets rebuilding panel
President Johnson moves on two fronts to aid Alaska after earthquake and tidal wave damage. He will ask Congress for 50 million for immediate relief and establish a Federal Reconstruction and Development Planning Commission headed by Senator Anderson. The panel will advise the President and coordinate federal agencies in rehabilitation efforts.
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UPI
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Federal Reconstruction and Development Planning Commission
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
Reedy
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Arizona House Approves Redistricting and Appeals Court Plan
The Arizona House approved measures to realign congressional districts and establish an appellate court with divisions in Phoenix and Tucson. The Senate already endorsed the court plan, awaiting the governor’s signature. The redistricting aims to equalize population per the U.S. Supreme Court ruling, shifting about 100,000 voters into the third district in western Maricopa County while the second remains unchanged.
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UPI
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Senate
State Supreme Court
Tucson
Arizona
U.S. Supreme Court
Maricopa County
Maricopa
George
Duke
Senner Jr
Army officer warns of zombie reactions after Alaska quake
Lt. Col. William E. Mayer of Ft. Monroe Virginia told Health Mobilization Training Course delegates that zombie reactions describe a numbed mind and slowed action. He urged doctors to prepare to avoid complicating post disaster effort after the Alaska earthquake last Friday.
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Colorado Springs
UPS
William E. Mayer
Ft. Monroe, Va
Alaska Governor seeks $50 million bond issue to aid quake recovery
Governor William A. Egan proposed doubling Alaska's debt to 50 million dollars to fund rebuilding with federal support. He asked Juneau legislators to authorize the bond issue of 30 years repayment as part of a 500 million dollar federal effort. Alaska already authorized 47 million and sold 39 million in bonds.
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Alaska
UPI
William A. Egan
Egan
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Johnson
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