Senator criticizes Arizona Town Hall on energy bias
Sen. Lucy Davidson D Tucson sharply criticizes the Arizona Town Hall for favoring power companies and business lobbyists. She says nuclear power support, conservation, and solar energy were inadequately addressed and that the 28th Town Hall lacked representative participation.
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Lucy Davidson
Tucson
Arizona Town Hall
Senate
University of Arizona
Marble Canyon
Sen. Davidson
Taxes threaten private sector funding via gift and capital gains rules
The letter argues tax changes could strip gifts of appreciated property or securities of deductions and trigger capital gains. It warns such shifts would devastate funding for churches hospitals and schools, estimating about 30 percent of their income comes from appreciated gifts and threatening their survival.
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United States
Our Bicentennial is a mirror of American tensions
Harriet Van Horne laments mixed public feelings about the 200th birthday of the United States. She cites disillusion with commercialized celebrations, fears for democracy, rising poverty, education decay, and demographic pressures including 20 million Hispanics and 8 million illegal aliens.
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Harriet van Horne
Titus Sui
Britain
Ben Franklin
United States
Soviet Union
Arizona Public Employees Association seeks $10,000 legislative salary
The Arizona Public Employer Association sponsors a constitutional initiative to raise Arizona legislators' salaries to $10,000 per year. The group cites attracting qualified candidates and avoiding re election decisions due to finances, and urges members to gather 82,830 valid signatures while building public support. all activities will be public records.
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Arizona Public Employer Association
APEA
Salary Commission
Ariano F. Moreno
Arizona Public Employes Association
Special Ed funds misattribution prompts board member reply
A Scottsdale School Board member addresses misattribution in a letter to the editor about Special Education funding. The speaker explains a quot ed claim was made by another board member and defends efforts to secure and maintain programs for special needs students while noting the incident caused unnecessary embarrassment.
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Scottsdale
Jackson
Rabin faces delayed showdown over West Bank settlements
In Washington Rabin confronts a fragile coalition as Arab West Bank gains in local elections force a postponement of a cabinet vote on new Jewish settlements. The clash pits Religious Parties against Allon and Peres with Likud hoping to oust Rabin and reshape Israel's future amid Lebanon tensions.
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Robert Novak
Washington
West Bank
Yitzhak Rabin
Israel
Rabin
Kaddam
Nablus
Yigal Allon
Allon
Shimon Peres
Likud
Mideast
Lebanon
William W. Scranton
U.S
U.N
Security Council
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