Labor Dept criticizes cities using CETA funds for rehiring
The Labor Department says many cities used federal CETA financing to rehiring laid off municipal workers, not burdened unemployed residents. Detroit faced a 10 percent cap dispute, with officials arguing the rule is unreasonable and the case prompting potential federal action and congressional clashes.
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Scottsdale Burglary Rate Drops 7 Percent in Q1 1976
Scottsdale police data show 290 burglaries in January to March 1976, down from 314 in the same period last year. March declines are noted, especially in Team II, with hotels such as the Scottsdale Hilton and The Inn at McCormick Ranch among hotspots. Police expect continued citywide declines as April trends improve.
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Agencies press for federal funds in Arizona
About 20 advocates from local social service groups spoke at City Hall to urge a slice of 11 million dollars in federal funding for Arizona agencies in fiscal 1977. The Maricopa Association of Governments will compile needs for DES by May 30 with funds allocated around October 1.
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Phoenix man leads 70 pass state bar exams
Michael Malley of Phoenix topped the Arizona State Bar exam results with the highest score of 70 among 176 candidates. Second and third high scorers were Bruce Leland Dusenberry of Tucson and Phillip Wade Glenn of Tempe. Forty seven passed overall but failed the professional responsibility section, requiring a retake. City by city, multiple names including Scottsdale and Phoenix entrants are listed.
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Mitchell to head Scottsdale bar
Anis Mitchell has been elected president of the Scottsdale Bar Association. New officers include Louis G. Jekel as vice president and Robert F. Byrnes as secretary with William F. Bennett as treasurer. Board members and officers were selected from among the bar, including past president Richard V. Campana and others listed from multiple cities and states.
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Robert F. Byrnes
William F. Bennett
Richard V. Campana
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Fenton J. McDonough
Paul J. Crowder Jr
B. Monte Morgan
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Forum for GOP hopefuls at District 28 Republicans meet
Local candidates for Republican National Committeeman and Committeewoman will present views Thursday at the District 28 Republicans monthly meeting. The event starts at 7 30 p m in the Riva of City Hall. Briefings on the April 24 State Convention will follow.
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Legislature Considered Funding Driver Education For Scottsdale
A State Senate bill would fund Scottsdale School Districts driver education at up to 143000 dollars yearly starting 1977, paying 65 dollars per student completing the semester. The program, run entirely by the district, faced rising costs from 69.85 to 112.93 per student amid higher gas prices and dealer fees.
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Sue Dye
Tucson
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Robert Berryhill
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Arizona surgeon sues regents over dismissal attempt
Dr. Erle E. Peacock Jr of the University of Arizona College of Medicine has filed a $3 million lawsuit in Maricopa County Superior Court against the State Board of Regents. He argues that the university seeks to dismiss him in violation of state law and the U.S. and Arizona Constitutions.
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Peacock
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Three Democrats Push for Border Station Funding
Rep. James Elliott of Douglas says three House Democrats urged the Appropriations Committee to approve a $1.6 million budget to run Arizona's 11 border inspection stations. He warned delays could risk crop pests entering the state.
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Udall to Campaign in Arizona and New Mexico Next Week
Representative Morris K. Udall campaigns for the Democratic nomination in his home region. He plans a Monday breakfast at the Westward Ho Hotel in Phoenix followed by a news conference and brief stops in the city and New Mexico.
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Tucson agency seeks $265000 local match for federal funds
Community Organization for Drug Abuse Control must raise 265000 locally to match federal funding. Kenneth Geis told the Pima County Republican Club that the umbrella agency seeks 150000 from city and 150000 from county toward 811000 in federal money to keep nine programs solvent. Florence: Pinal County supervisors move to block protests at the Arizona State Prison access road with new bans on parking and stopping along specified roads.
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Kenneth Geis
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Republican Club
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Pinal
Libertarian Petition Drive Aims For 16000 Signatures In Arizona
A spokesman says the Libertarian party seeks 16,000 petition signatures to appear on the Arizona ballot this fall. Emil Franzi on Tuesday forecast support from massage parlor operators and swap meet organizers who oppose government regulation of their businesses.
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Natural gas test well okayed in Holbrook Basin
PHOENIX-Webb Resources Inc has state permission to drill a fifth natural gas test well in the Holbrook Basin. The firm is also plugging and abandoning a fourth well north of Snowflake as the Arizona Oil and Gas Conservation Commission announced on Tuesday.
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Webb Resources,Inc
Holbrook Basin
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Arizona Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
New quick test detects potential carcinogens in days
UC Berkeley researcher Dr Bruce Ames unveils a low cost rapid test using bacteria to flag mutagenic substances that may cause cancer. The method, verified with known carcinogens, costs a few hundred dollars and could supplement animal trials used by about 60 major chemical and drug companies.
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University of California
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University
Berkeley
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Fountain Hills bonds fund classrooms expansion
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors authorized a $225000 bond bid for Fountain Hills School District No. 98 to build a four classroom pool for an eighth grade class and general expansion. Bids will be opened May 24. about 175 students are enrolled this year.
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