Panel urged to revise 1977 budget amid weak economy
Congressional Budget Office director Alice Rivlin told the Joint Economic Committee that without spending cuts or tax relief the 1977 outlook shows growth under five percent and unemployment above seven percent. Deficits would rise to 55 60 billion dollars, and tax receipts would fall 5 10 billion, with surpluses unlikely until the early 1980s. Paul O Neill of the Ford OMB noted possible tax cuts even with satisfactory growth.
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Washington
Congress
Congressional Budget Office
Alice Rivlin
Joint Economic Committee
Rivlin
Budget Office
Ford Administration
Emme
Paul O'Neill
Ford’s
Office of Management and Budget
Mason recount hearing delayed in 4th District race
A fifth Superior Court judge was disqualified from hearing Democrat Tony Mason’s recount of the 4th Congressional District results. Mason, who lost by 719 votes to Republican Eldon Rudd, awaits a new judge as the hearing is rescheduled. Visiting Judge D L Greer stepped out over a Navajo funds allegation.
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Phoenix
Tony Mason
Mason
Eldon Rudd
Maricopa County
Apache County
Paul Eckstein
Boys' Club Dinner Honors Local Car Dealer
Ventriloquist Edgar Bergen and singer Kay Starr perform at the Scottsdale Boys' Club testimonial dinner at 7:30 tonight. Bergen will entertain with Charlie McCarthy and Mortimer Snerd as Ed Fitzgerald of Courtesy Chevrolet is honored for 16 years of support. Jack Eglash of the Sahara conducts the supper orchestra.
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Edgar Bergen
Kay Starr
Scottsdale
News story misquoted officer's suit
The Progress misquoted Scottsdale Police Officer William Long in a civil suit regarding an incident outside a tavern in June. The correct interpretation states Long contended the man attacked him in an unjustified manner.
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Scottsdale
William Long
Long
Few Vets Seek Arizona Hearing Redress
Only 39 of about 3 700 Army veterans discharged under less than honorable conditions applied for reconsideration hearings, per the Arizona Department of Economic Security. A state grand jury indicted two land sellers for swindling 17 investors of more than 130000 dollars across five counties. Florence judge Roy Nowlin was arrested for allegedly offering an undercover officer ten dollars to commit an oral sex act.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Arizona Department of Economic Security
Bruce Babbitt
Albert Rotola Jr
Florence
Justice of the Peace
Roy Nowlin
Marsha Lee
Arizona eye doctors face split over drug prescription politics
Two Arizona groups of eye specialists spent about 22 000 on political contributions. The Optometric Political Action Committee of Arizona gave 9 200 to 60 politicians in recent campaigns while state records show ongoing debate over optometrists prescribing drugs. The State Supreme Court upheld a UA abortion ban in a ruling affirming a non therapeutic abort ion prohibition at the University of Arizona Hospital.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Optometric Political Action Committee of
State Supreme Court
University—of—Arizona
Scottsdale schools debate traditional vs non-traditional calendar
District committees report broad support for keeping the current calendar with a later August start and fall after Labor Day while a minority favors extending spring break and mid August start. Votes show teachers, principals, and staff split, with strong traditional backing among elementary and Scottsdale High School faculties and wary interest in a longer spring break.
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Scottsdale
Walter Hoffman
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers
Afl-Cio
William Randall
Hoffman
Bruce Burns
Cherokee School
Stuart Kammerman
Chaparral High School
Scottsdale High School
Myron Scotten
Arcadia High School
Scotten
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John Fox
Scottadale
Tim Koors
May Goyena
Goyena
Kirk
Associated Press
FDP
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Center Mall
Scottsdale & McDowell Roads
Macrame
Tempe
Mvamvas Mill
the Buffalo Exchange
Chief Dodge Indian Jewelry Store
Valley Art Theatre the Clothing Mill
Future Foods
Euphoria Leather Square Root Haircutters
Litthke Wonder Press
Fifth Street Antiques
Golden Temple Changing Hands Bookstore
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