Lawmakers Seek Senate Talk to Break Budget Impasse
House appropriations leaders plan a meeting with Senate chair Ed Sawyer and education budget head Sen. Felix to resolve the stalemate over special education funding. House $20.1 million vs Senate $21.4 million, with growth fears and new definitions cited.
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Phoenix
UPI
House Appropriations
Senate Appropriations Committee
Tom Goodwin
R-Tucson
Sam McConnell
R-Williams
Senate Appropriations
Ed Sawyer
D-Safford
Frank Felix
D-Tucson
McConnell
House
Senate
Senate freezes home tax values at 1975 levels
The Arizona State Senate approved a bill freezing property tax valuations on homes at 1975 levels by a 23 to 7 vote and sent it to the House amid mixed defenses. Critics argued the measure fails to curb taxes while supporters, led by sponsor A V Hardt, called it overdue though not as strong as a full homestead exemption. A separate bill clearing pharmacist price advertising and allowing some generic drug use passed 18 to 12, praised as a consumer aid but cautioned as potentially risky by opponents.
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UPI
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Tucson
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Bill Hardt
D-Globe
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R-Tubac
Obituary for Roy M. Campbell ASU professor and ad pioneer
Dr. Roy H. Campbell an Arizona State University marketing associate professor since 1969 died Sunday at his Cave Creek home. He spent 25 years in marketing and advertising including Foote, Cone & Belding and Lockheed, authored Measuring the Sales and Profit Results of Advertising. Survived by his children Walter Campbell and Mrs Harold Smith and four grandchildren. Services Wednesday at 2 p.m. Messinger Mortuary. Greenwood Cemetery interment. Memorials to Roy Campbell Memorial Scholarship Fund at ASU.
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San Diego
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Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Scottsdale
Old Bethpage
N.Y
Walter Campbell
Harold Smith
Mildred A Stalzer, Retired Nurse, Dies at 59 in Arizona
Mildred A. Stalzer 59 a retired U S Army Nurse Corps first lieutenant who served in India died Monday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Born in Elizabeth Illinois she moved to Arizona in 1947 and taught at Ritter School Tempe from 1965 to 1970. She is survived by Frederick her husband her mother Emma Boldt sisters Mrs Ralph Miller and Mrs Stanley Young four nephews and one niece. Services set for 10 a m Thursday at Messinger Mortuary with interment at Paradise Memorial Gardens. Friends may visit after 6 p m Tuesday. Memorials may be sent to the American Cancer Society.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
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Stanley Young
Foreston, Ill
Messinger Mortuary
E. Indian School Rd
Paradise Memorial Gardens
E. Shea Blvd
American Cancer Society
Morris Hecht 84 a Scottsdale retiree dies in hospital
Morris Hecht 84 a retired tailor dies Monday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Hecht formerly of New York lived at 6148 E Desert Cove St Survivors include three sons Aaron Herbert and Joseph seven grandchildren Graveside services set for 11 am Wednesday at Green Acres Memorial Gardens Rabbi Albert Plotkin to officiate Visitation 7 9 pm tonight at Sinai Mortuary Phoenix
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
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Scottsdale
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Herbert
Phoenix
Joseph
Yonkers
N.Y
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Hayden Rd
Albert Plotkin
Sinai Mortuary
16Th St
Tillie Pankin obituary services scheduled
Services for Tillie Pankin 77 will be 11 a.m. Tuesday at Messinger Mortuary 7601 E. Indian School Rd. Interment follows at Paradise Memorial Gardens. Born in Russia she moved to Arizona from Chicago. survived by Morris husband Sidney son Marcia daughter six grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Messinger Mortuary
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Rivel Nursing Home
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Arizona
Chicago
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District Budget Clash Delays Capital Items at Mesa Community College
MCCD board balks at spending amid budget crunch with Brooks opposing time cuts to teaching. Prince proposes alternative savings while Patterson questions the capital list and educational justifications. The board tabled the measure and rejected a color TV camera and gym mat as items.
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Mesa Community College
Wallace Questioned by Freshmen Democrats on Capitol Hill
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace faced an hour of caustic questions from new House freshmen Democrats during a House appropriations subcommittee hearing. The session touched on running mates, gun control, Vietnam, and Wallace’s stances, ending with his tired departure beside wife Cornelia.
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UPI
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O'Neill Declares Kennedy A Presidential Candidate
House Democratic Leader Thomas P. O'Neill says Senator Edward M. Kennedy will be nominated and elected president despite Kennedy's repeated denials. Kennedy's aide Dick Drayne repeats the senator will not run, while O'Neill notes Kennedy's son faced cancer surgery but is recovering.
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Burglary at Estate Gallery Nets $12,675 Loss
The Estate Gallery on Scottsdale Road reported a Sunday break in with $12,675 in missing items. A white metal and blue stone squash blossom necklace worth $11,400 plus jewelry pieces were taken. Police tie the entry to a back door break using vice grips possibly stolen from Scottsdale High School.
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Phoenix Gov to sign funds plan to avoid borrowing
Governor Raul Castro announced he would sign a law permitting about 30 million dollars in federal revenus funds to be used this spring to avoid borrowing 22 million via warrants. The money was set aside for projects and tax relief but may be delayed or eliminated. In a separate matter, a hearing continued on Jonathan Treadaway Jr.’s bid for a new murder and sodomy trial alleging errors by his former attorney.
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Anne Lindman
Phoenix
Peter Corpstein
Paradise Valley
Goodwin
Raul Castro
Jonathan Treadaway Jr
John Flynn
Treadaway
Marvin Johnson
Brett Jordan
West Phoenix
Phoenix bond election targets 256 million in city vote
About a fifth of Phoenix's 195,552 registered voters were expected to cast ballots in the 256.4 million city bond election. City Clerk Donna Culbertson predicted a 20 percent turnout and noted 693 absentee ballots compared with about 1,000 in prior elections.
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UPI
Donna Culbertson
Culbertson
Two Drug Suspects Sentenced in Phoenix Case
In Phoenix a U S District Court judge sentenced Gilbert Mata Gomez 26 to 10 years and Rogelio Gomez Torres 29 to six years for heroin distribution. Albert Seledon 30, former Tolleson mayor, awaits sentencing May 5 after being convicted March 29 alongside Gomez and Torrez with Seledon resigning as mayor after his December arrest.
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U.S. District Court
Walter E. Craig
Gilbert Mata Gomez
Rogelio Gomez Torres
Albert Seledon
Tolleson
Gomez
Torrez
Seledon
Mountain Bell rate hikes approved by commission
The State Corporation Commission approved new Mountain Bell charges including 75 cent monthly nonpublished number fee and 20 cent payphone call rise. Five free directory assistance calls are allowed monthly with each extra call at 10 cents. Clergy newspaper and municipal discounts were eliminated.
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UPI
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Tee Eee
Keesee 20 Years for Abduction Plot in Patterson Case
Keesee, 40, convicted on one count of conspiracy to kidnap in the Patterson disappearance case. He received a 20 year federal sentence after pleading guilty, denying involvement in the kidnapping or murder, while prosecutors sought life. Patterson’s body was found months later in a desert grave near Hermosillo.
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