Carter ready for energy battles as 100-day review ends
The report depicts President Carter as ready to face heated congressional fights on energy and reforms. Bert Lance says Carter is a skilled negotiator who will pursue his energy blueprint despite potential compromises. A turning point looms as aides anticipate translating plans into policy and legislation amid a broader push to reshape taxes welfare and government.
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Associated Press
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Carter
Bert Lance
Office of Management and Budget
Lance
Atlanta
Hamilton Jordan
Congress
White House
Gallup
Georgia
Amy
Richard E. Neustadt
Harvard
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Jimmy Carter
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Low Bid Placed For Tempe Vet Center Contract
E L Farmer Construction Inc named apparent low bidder at 534750 to build the Eastside Veterinary Center at Price Road and First Street Tempe. Eight firms bid with four within the 550000 estimate. Groundbreaking may occur in May with Board of Supervisors decision forthcoming. Other bids ranged from 539614 to 668000.
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E.L. Farmer Construction Inc
Price Road
First Street
Tempe
Ingleside School to Become District's First Middle School
Ingleside Elementary will close its history with a farewell reception in late May as it becomes the district's first middle school. Registration details for Tavan Hopi Kaibab and Kaibab areas include dates, times, and required immunization records. A special district meeting on May 5 addresses concerns about the physical education program.
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Ingleside ParTea
Mary Lynn Springborn
Ingleside School
Arcadia
Tavan
Ray Williams
Ingleside
Corwin Ellsworth
Lem Cortright
District Physical Education Commission
44Th St
Martha Svaco
Molly McGirr
Arizona
Svaco
Martha
Oe Warner
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
State workers wage and benefit package okayed
The House and Senate appropriations committees approved a $22 million wage and benefit plan for about 22 000 state employees including 10 000 university workers. The package caps at 22 million, excludes those earning over 40 000, and offers 2–8 percent raises by grade with health and disability coverages largely paid by the state. Republicans split, arguing the total cost should not exceed 20 million despite surpluses.
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Phoenix
House
Senate Appropriations
Senate
Jack Taylor
Mesa
Senate Committee
Republican
House Committee
Manning to Head Scottsdale Affiliated Administrators
Don Manning of Tonalea School leads the newly elected Scottsdale Affiliated Administrators with Dr. James Carey as vice president Betty Smith as secretary Lester Dean as treasurer Shirley Frye and Ken Jones as district and business representatives. The group formed three years ago has 51 members and aims to advise on policy liaise with the Community Parent Council and assist the superintendent on educational improvements. Tom Smith is the immediate past president.
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Don Manning
Tonalea School
Scottsdale
James Carey
Arcadia High School
Betty Smith
Lester Dean
Kiva School
Shirley Frye
Ken Jones
Tom Smith
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