Arizona House moves to repeal unimplemented Medicaid law
The Arizona House plans to push a repeal of the never-implemented Medicaid statute next week, targeting a vote by Health and Welfare and Counties and Municipalities committees. Rep. Sam McConnell sponsors the repeal, which Barr says has House support but likely faces Senate rejection.
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Phoenix
Arizona House
Senate
House
Barton Barr
Aphoenix
Health and Welfare Committee
Barr
Sam McConnell
R-Williams
Maracopa
Pima
House Appropriations Committee
Arizona
Tom Goodwin
Tucson
Utilities fuel cost audits by Arizona panel and firms
The Arizona Corporation Commission hires Coopers and Lybrand to audit Arizona Public Service and Arizona Electric Power Cooperative for 5 000 and 2 200 dollars and Arthur Young for Tucson Gas and Electric for 9 800. The panel also authorizes Cochisel Airlines to cut losses by ending service to Winslow on April 25.
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Phoenix
Arizona Corporation Commission
Coopers ‘and Lybrand
Arizona Public Service Co
Arizona Electric Power Cooperative Inc
Arthur Young and Co
Tucson Gas & Electric Co
Cochisel Airlines
Winslow
Arthur Asher & Co
Phoenix Consultants
Kiva Cocopah Cherokee Carnival Opens At School Grounds
The Cocopah TPA hosts a community carnival at 6615 E. Cholla Street from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. featuring 26 game booths, a Kiddieland, country store, bake sale, crafts, a talent show with about 15 acts, and various foods. Prizes include two Schwinn bikes and a Panasonic portable, with tickets sold at seven for $1 in advance or 20 cents each on event day.
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Betty Reedy
E. Cholla Street
Karl Kuhfuss
Don
Beulah Milam
Cocopah
Gail Maraschiello
Martha Hennessy
Panasonic
CAP Budget Cut Request Targets Central Arizona Project
Arizona group CCAP asks Congress to slash CAP funding and reallocate to alternatives. Frank Welsh cites Bureau of Reclamation figures claiming renewable water for central Arizona and warns CAP rests on Colorado River limits. He urges delaying CAP and considering unused farmable land or solar desalination as other paths while seeking $20 million to finish Navajo Power Plant.
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Arizona
Congress
Central Arizona
Frank Welsh
Citizens Concerned About
CCAP
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
House
Senate
Raul Castro
Welsh
Colorado River
Alaska
Gulf of California
CAP
Navajo
Bicentennial Book Offered by YWCA in Scottsdale-Tempe
The Scottsdale Tempe YWCA on 4615 N Granite Reef Rd offers a booklet titled The Children and The Wise. It features drawings by children ages 6 to 12 and statements from senior citizens on What America's Bicentennial Means to Me. A few copies remain for 1.25 dollars each.
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Kiva
Scottsdale-Tempe
America
Indians press littering charge trial date set
Rick Ryan and his brother Bob Ryan face trespass and littering charges over dead tree limbs dumped on Salt River Indian Community property. Trial is scheduled for 3 30 p.m. April 29 after a Tuesday postponement. The brothers were jailed in March until a $550 bond was posted by their mother amid disputes with Indian police. Community officials defend the right to enforce tribal laws.
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Scottsdale
Mesa
Salt River
Rick Ryan
N. 87Th Way
Bob
Ryans
Betty Ford Joins Citizens Band Radio Effort
First Lady Betty Ford received a temporary FCC license to use a citizens band radio while campaigning with her husband in Wisconsin. The FCC said processing normally takes about 70 days but granted the short-term permit due to special circumstances and high demand for licenses.
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Washington
Betty Ford
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Three Session Marriage Dissolution Course At SCC
A three session noncredit course begins April 14 at Scottsdale Community College addressing community property laws and spouse authority in managing real and personal property and life insurance on dissolution. Instructor John D Riggs, Scottsdale attorney. Fee is 15 dollars with registration at the SCC admissions office.
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Scottsdale Community College
Desert Shadows School
E. Sweetwater
John D. Riggs
Scottsdale
SCC
E. Chaparral
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