Senate votes to back 412 billion budget despite veteran boost bid
The Senate rejected an $800 million amendment for veterans benefits as it backs a $412.6 billion 1977 budget. Chairman Muskie said a $383 million cushion could raise veterans' benefits. Defense spending nears Ford's proposal, while conservatives eye a $3.5 billion cut redirected to jobs and veterans programs.
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Washington
Ford
Senate
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Senate Budget Committee
Cranston
Sen
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Muskie
Budget Committee
James L. Buckley
C-R-N.y
Defense
Kissinger to Speak at Downtown Rotary Luncheon in Phoenix
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger will deliver an on the record foreign policy speech with Q and A next Friday at a luncheon sponsored by the Downtown Rotary Club at the Towne House. Tickets are $12.50 and available at First National Bank of Arizona in FNB Plaza.
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Nelson Rockefeller
Phoenix
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Rotary Club
Towne House
Rockefeller
Estrella Mountain Park
Maricopa County
Phil Yale
Sheriff's Department
First National Bank of Arizona
FNB Plaza
Washington St
Candidate adds spice to Senate campaign in District 28
Ernest Forrester Romero announced his bid for State Senate District 28 and claimed ownership of ICE Products, a food seasonings distributor. The Progress noted no such firm in Valley directories, and Romero later sent a garlic seasoning bottle labeled ICK from Scottsdale to the Progress office.
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Ernest Forrester Romero
Romero
ICE Products
Progress
Valley
ICK
ICK Products
Scottsdale
VonAmmon Reassumes PV Mayor Post as Brock Named Vice Mayor
Paradise Valley officials swore in five returning council members and two newcomers Jon Bonnell and John V. Long. Barbara vonAmmon was unanimously reappointed mayor and J Duncan Brock elected vice mayor after initial nomination hiccups. The council also approved First Southern Baptist Church’s plan for a Christian elementary school on church grounds with an initial 50 to 55 students. The project faces no current state or local school regulations. The sewer project for Butler Drive was awarded to Anderson Contracting Co after a revised $7,300 tapping fee issue was resolved, with total costs around $34,000.
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Paradise Valley
Barbara vonAmmon
J. Duncan Brock
Jon Bonnell
John V. Long
von Ammon
Brock
Long
First Southern Baptist Church
Scottsdale Rd
Butt
Jack Watson
Butler Drive
Anderson Contracting Co
Anderson
Scottsdale
Atkinson
Obituary for Roger K Trlak Scottsdale Artist
Visitation is 5 to 9 p.m. today at Messinger Mortuary in Scottsdale for Roger Ken neth Trlak 41 a local commercial artist who died Wednesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital He was born in Chicago attended the Art Institute before moving to Scottsdale years ago Survivors include wife Eileen son Roger Scott daughters Laura Lee Lisa Lyn all in Scottsdale his parents Samuel and wife from Chicago and a sister Geraldine Klementzos of Oaklawn Tl Memorials to Arizona Diabetes Association are suggested.
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Roger Kenneth Trlak
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Mr. Trlak
Mockingbird Lane
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Chicago
Ill
Trlak
Art Institute
Scottsdale
Eileen
Roger Scott
Laura Lee
Lisa Lyn
Samuel Triak
Geraldine Klementzos
Oaklawn, Tl
Rosary and Funeral for John Impellizzeri
John Impellizzeri 72 died Tuesday at St. Luke's Hospital. A rosary is set for 7 p.m. today at Arcadia Funeral Home and a 9 a.m. Saturday mass at the Church of St. Theresa. He lived at 4801 E. Earls Drive and came from New Jersey 24 years ago. Survived by a son John J. of Phoenix and a grandchild. Memorials may go to the Arizona Heart Fund.
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John Impellizzeri
Arcadia Funeral Home
Indian School Rd
Church of St. Theresa
E. Thomas
Impellizzeri
E. Earls Drive
New Jersey
St. Luke’s Hospital
Italy
Anna
John J
Phoenix
Arizona Heart Fund
E. Thomas Road
Attorney Harley E. Anthony Dies in Phoenix
Harley Ernest Anthony 52 an attorney in Phoenix died Wednesday at Doctors Hospital. Born in East Alton Illinois he practiced in Urbana Illinois before moving to the Valley seven years ago. He was admitted to the Arizona State Bar a legislative committee member and Phoenix Elks Lodge member. Survivors include three sons Ronald Thomas and James all of Scottsdale a brother Raymond Bethaldo Illinois and a sister Marjorie Jerseyville Illinois. Services and interment will be in Urbana Illinois with Chapel arranging.
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Harley Ernest Anthony
Phoenix
Doctors Hospital
Anthony
E. Indian School Rd
East Alton
Ill
Urbana
Valley
Arizona State Bar
The
Phoenix Elks Lodge
Ronald
Thomas
James
Scottsdale
Raymond
Bethaldo
Marjorie
Jerseyville
Urbana, Ill
Messinger Mortuary & Chapel
Florence F Wieland passes away in Scottsdale hospital
Florence F. Wieland, 70, a Scottsdale resident for 14 years, died Wednesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. She was born in Callaway Nebraska and lived in Ardmore Oklahoma before moving to Arizona. Survivors include her husband Lester a daughter Sandra Sue Wieland of Scottsdale and three brothers and one sister out of state. Private services will be held at Messinger Mortuary.
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Florence F. Wieland
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Lester
Sandra Sue Wieland
Messinger Mortuary & Chapel
Ruth S Williams obituary in Scottsdale and Kansas City details
Ruth S Williams 83 of 7436 E Chaparral Rd died Thursday in Scottsdale Kansas She moved to the Valley 25 years ago from Iowa Survived by brother Joe Shaughnessy and sister Marguerite Crabtree both of Kansas City Kansas Visitation 5 to 9 p m tonight at Messinger Mortuary and Chapel 7601 E Indian School Rd Kansas City Kansas area notes
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Ruth S. Williams
E. Chaparral Rd
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Kansas
Kansas City
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Education fund boost approved for reservation districts
The Arizona Senate Education Committee backed a bill by Sen. Tony Gabaldon to add 1 million dollars in state support to reservation school districts and districts receiving federal special impact funds. The measure would allow full state aid on total budgets without offset from federal funds.
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Phoenix
Senate Education Committee
Tony Gabaldon
Public Employees Association vows legal action over campaign demands
The Arizona Public Employees Association says it will seek legal action to block Maricopa County Assessor Ken Kunes from forcing office staff to contribute to his political campaign. A letter from Kunes' re election committee asked for contributions from 400 plus employees and past donors. The Senate Appropriations Committee endorsed a two year hiring moratorium on state employees by an 8 to 5 vote with a tech skilled exception.
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Phoenix
Arizona Public Employes ' Association
Maricopa County
Ken Kunes
APEA
Kunes
Senate Appropriations Committee
Rhodes chides mining firms at Congress meeting
Phoenix Arizona. House Minority Leader John Rhodes criticized delegates to the American Mining Congress for actions that led to government opposition, saying they had largely made their own bed of government thorns they now rest in.
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Phoenix
Larry Ross Named News-Progress Chief in Paradise Valley
Larry Ross appointed managing editor of the Paradise Valley News-Progress. He is a former Scottsdale Daily Progress education writer and ex Tempe public information officer. The weekly is owned by Jonathan Marshall and serves Paradise Valley School District areas in northeast Phoenix and north Scottsdale.
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Larry Ross
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Paradise Valley News-Progress
News-Progress
Jonathan Marshall
Scottsdale
Paradise Valley
Phoenix
Ross
City of
Tempe
Miss Arizona Pageant to Move to Scottsdale Center
Scottsdale's Center for the Arts will host the Miss Arizona Pageant in June, moving from Mesa to Scottsdale for the venue's appeal. Cindy Neumann cites the Cadillac of pageants prestige, while John Marks expects strong attendance to fill the 800 seats. The committee aims to make Scottsdale the permanent home as Ray O. Smith calls for production volunteers.
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Scottsdale
Center For the Arts
Mesa
Cindy Neumann
John Marks
Chamber of Commerce
Marks
Scotts‘dale
Neumann
Ray O. Smith
CAP project criticized as unwise investment by UA professor
University of Arizona agricultural economist Maurice Kelso says the Central Arizona Project is an unwise investment costing taxpayers 2 billion dollars to deliver Colorado River water to Phoenix and Tucson. He argues it would lift state farm income by about 39 million over 50 years but may be unnecessary for years, as Salt River Valley water supply suffices.
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Phoenix
Central Arizona
University of Arizona
Maurice Kelso
Kelso
Dave Campbell
Salt River Valley
Colorado
Tucson
Arizona
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Bob Johnstone
Associated Press
Rhodes
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