Scottsdale Council Campaign Kickoff By United Council Backers
The United Council for Scottsdale opened its election campaign at a private breakfast at the Executive House with Mayor Bud Tims as keynote. Six incumbent councilmen touted two years of progress, citing corrections in city finances and park development from one to seven parks with more planned.
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Scottsdale
Executive House
Bud Tims
Joseph J. Levang
William M. Johnson
Joe Strickler
Leonard Johnson
Ken Murray
Scglisdale
Murray
Steel industry awaits reaction to price hike
UPI reports U S Steel raised the price of cold rolled sheets by five dollars a ton used in autos and appliances, prompting no immediate White House comment. Bethlehem Steel studies the move while others stay silent on follow up amid a year of hikes across bar, plate and other items.
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UPI
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White House
Republic Steel Corp
Gardner Ackley
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Ackley
Quail hunter wounded in Scottsdale area incident
A Scottsdale man, Steven James Smith, 20, was wounded when a 12 gauge shotgun carried by a companion discharged during quail hunting about nine miles north of Scottsdale. He was taken to John C. Lincoln Hospital and reported in good condition, with transfer from ICU planned.
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Steven James Smith
James A. Smith
Keim
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John C. Lincoln Hospital
Maricope County
Arizona school district bond vote details and polling sites
Voters who meet residency and property ownership rules may cast ballots Tuesday from 7 am to 7 pm with affidavits at the polls. Polling places include multiple elementary schools and Scottsdale High. Ballot items cover a $1,290,000 bond for a new K-8 school on Rose Lane and a $90,000 bond for a 20 acre site for future district expansion.
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Rose Lane
Saguaro High School
Granite Reef Road
Spellman dies in New York hospital at 78
Francis Cardinal Spellman dies at a New York hospital at age 78. Vatican sources say Pope Paul VI mourned, and the pontiff prayed in his private chapel. Spellman earlier served in the Vatican Secretariat of State.
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Spellman
Vatican
Secretariat of State
Foreign Office
Sam Flake backs voter control for school spending
State Representative Sam Flake of Scottsdale argues educators overplayed their hand and lawmakers will insist on voter control over budgets. He calls for a 6 percent spending cap with growth, an emergency clause for special programs, and 51 percent district signature thresholds to trigger votes on budgets. He says parents who pay taxes should decide funding.
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Jack Karie
Progress City
Sam Flake
Scottsdale
Flake
Wreck Injures Three In Two Car Crash Near Granite Reef
A two car collision on Granite Reef Road near Cambridge at 11 a.m. sent two men and a woman to Scottsdale Baptist Hospital for emergency care. The northbound Cadillac and the southbound Chevrolet Chevelle collided head on after one vehicle crossed the center line. One driver was in X ray at press time.
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Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Granite Reef Rd
Cambridge
SRP Seeks Fair Tax Treatment in Arizona Hearings
Salt River Project officials led by General Manager Rod Mc Mullin told Arizona lawmakers they would pay a fair share but reject discriminatory treatment. They traced the 1963 decision to require payments in lieu of taxes for SRP's power sales and urged continuation of voluntary payments to protect its tax exempt status. Mc Mullin argued SRP bears its burden through these payments and must be allowed to assess fair rates if the tax reform raises property taxes and lowers other levies.
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Phoenix
API
Salt River
Rod McMullin
SRP
Arizona Public Service Co
McMullin
Tax Break Proposal Aims at Low Income Families
In Phoenix, a bill to be introduced Monday would grant a sales tax rebate to families earning under $7,000 annually. Sen. E B Thode D Pinal will sponsor the measure which provides $7 per taxpayer and $7 per dependent, deducted on the return and costing about $5 million yearly.
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Phoenix
UPI
Sen
E.B. Thode
D-Pinal
Thode
Ernest Garfield R-Pima
Paradise Valley Board of Education Opposes Senate Bull 21
The Paradise Valley Board of Education criticizes state legislation limiting school spending and warns that enacted measures would hinder meeting growing district needs. They oppose framing the debate as taxpayers versus educators and highlight the impossibility of funding kindergarten facilities, locally supported special education, and sufficient classified personnel.
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Paradise Valley Board of Education
Senate
Tubeless Man Has Dim View Tubeless Man Has Dim View
John M. Milne 58 of 7601 E Northland found his home unsecured on return about 11 15 pm Thursday and the 11 inch RCA color television was stolen. Police say the thief used a crow bar to force the arcadia rear door after cutting the screen. Other valuables remained.
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John M. Milne
E. Northland
Milne
Arcadia
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