Candidates split on Arizona surplus and state funds
Raul Castro, seeking the Democratic gubernatorial nomination, called Arizona’s $32 million surplus excessive and proposed uses to cut taxes, fund universities, aid schools, or expand kindergarten access. George Nader urged slowing tax dollars flow while expanding federal funds. Jack Ross faulted the GOP for drug-abuse inaction and urged a strong state program including education and penalties. Sam Grossman, a Democrat for Senate, argued inflation hurts Social Security recipients and criticized Paul Fannin’s voting record.
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Phoenix Country Day School offers small classes and no crowding
Back to school ad promotes Phoenix Country Day School as non profit, non sectarian, accredited, kindergarten through high school with small classes and no double sessions. Free catalogue available by mail or phone from Phoenix Arizona. Enroll soon at PCDS Box 15087 85018. Telephone 955 8200.
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Egypt accuses Israel of breaching Suez ceasefire
Egypt published charges that Israel is building up defenses along the Suez Canal as peace talks in New York proceed under U.N. mediation. Israel denied the claims, while Jordanian forces clash with Palestinian guerrillas amid efforts to hinder U.N. talks.
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Gas cargo explodes after Batavia derailment
A Penn Central freight train derailed six miles east of Batavia New York and a tank car carrying vinyl chloride exploded in flames. Firefighters fought the blaze as officials cordoned off the rural area and warned of toxic gas. No injuries were reported.
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State eyes driver education expansion to all high schools
The State Board of Education's Legislative Advisory Council will hear Sept 27 proposals to provide driver education to virtually every high school student eligible for a driver's license. The plan would set course standards and find ways to ensure all qualified students take the class.
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Special interest courses to open at Scottsdale CC
Scottsdale Community College will offer four special interest courses starting September 14. Courses include Introduction to the Stock Market Wednesdays 7 30 to 9 30 p m Stock Market Trading Wednesday Portrait Painting 7 to 9 p m Wednesdays and Social Implications of Ecological Im balance 7 to 9 30 p m Thursdays. The stock market courses run for eight weeks with 16 dollar fees each. Portrait class eight teen weeks costs 20 dollars Ecological course eight weeks costs 10 dollars. No exams grades or college credit. Dr Larry P Stevens says these are for pleasure and stimulation. Registration for Community Service classes is Sept 9 and 10 or at the first class session.
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Supervisors blast voting system suit in Maricopa
Maricopa County supervisors face a lawsuit over allegedly illegal purchase of a new voting system. The suit, filed by Dr. John R. Carney, chair of the county Democratic Party, faults party Republicans for the move as a political tactic.
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