Tax reform debate rages as Senate agrees 15 percent Social Security boost
Washington lawmakers clash over a broad tax reform bill amid fears of a presidential veto. The Senate approved a 15 percent Social Security rise for 25 million Americans, with retirees to receive retroactive checks in April and new payments starting January 1, while critics warn of high revenue losses and costly reforms.
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UPI
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Nixon
House
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Rdel
Leé Metcalf
D-Mont
Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
Williams
Scottsdale Alamos Tie In Yuletide Celebrations Share Christmas
Scottsdale and its prospective sister city Alamos Mexico join in Las Posadas and a yule log lighting on December 21 at the Civic Center. The Alamos City Council joins the procession down Main Street with musicians singers and dancers. Free Rosarita snacks and pinata breaking planned, plus church choirs at night. Preparations begin December 13 with student decorations at Eldorado recreation building. December 23 gifts and carols by children for the city council. Holiday Arts and Crafts Exhibit runs December 15 19 at Eldorado Park. Public invited with no charge.
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Alamos
Mexico
Las Posadas
Jose Reyes
Bud .Tims
Reyes
Augustin Bours
Roberto Salido
Vincente Murrieta
Jesus Ramirez
Rodolfo Flores
Main St
Scottsdale’ Rd
Civic Center
Eldorado Recreation Building
N. 76Th St
Dolores Dwyer
Eldorado Park
Scottsdale district seminars on ego counseling gains grant
The state board of education approved a $900 grant to the Scottsdale district guidance and counseling department for an all day seminar on ego counseling and reality therapy. Dr. Al Sharf said the program targets high school counselors with a focus on behavior modification and current youth issues to improve guidance and in service training. Dr. William Glasser may speak, with Arizona professors presenting concepts of behavior modification. The seminar will serve 24 district high school counselors four psychologists and 20 teachers working with learning disabilities.
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Scottsdale
al Sharf
Sharf
William Glasser
Los Angeles Medical Center
Glasser
University of Arizona
Donaldson
HEW
Maricopa
Seaman
Arizona
Scottsdale to Host Legislators Seminar on Personnel Management
Scottsdale will host a seminar conference on Personnel Management for Legislative Services from December 7 to 12 at the Safari Hotel. Mayor Bud Tims will welcome attendees at city hall, with City Council members and City Manager Bill Donaldson as hosts. More than 40 participants from 12 states and Guam are expected, including state senators, council members, and legislative aides. Sponsoring groups include ASU Public Administration Institute, the Council of State Governments, and the National Legislative Conference.
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Heinz Hink
ASU
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Delaware
Idaho
Ilinois
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Missouri
North Dakota
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Wisconsin
Legislative
S* Public Administration Institute
Council of State Governments
National Legislative Conference
Disruptive students train for return to regular class
Jim Ousley leads a district crisis program at a short day school held at a Methodist Church next to Scottsdale High School. Special education students with severe behavior problems receive individualized instruction, reinforcement for success, and gradual reentry to the regular classroom.
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Donna Bockius
Jim Ousley
Ousley
Methodist Church
Scottsdale High School
Quiley
al Sharf
Sharf
Four hurt in three car collision at Scottsdale and Virginia
Four people were injured in a three car crash Friday at Scottsdale Rd and Virginia. Two remain hospitalized. Marvel Crawford and Marguerite Crawford treated for minor injuries and released. Kay Wilson and Nancy Dawson, both 19, from Mesa, were reported in satisfactory condition. Police cited Wilson for failure to control and driving without a valid license.
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Virginia
Kay Wilson
Nancy Dawson
Crawford
Scottsdale Rad
James H. Woodling
E. Sells
Woodling
Miss Wilson
Pyhel's defense set for December in Phoenix case
In Northwest Phoenix a preliminary hearing resumes December 15 for Henry G. Pyhel 29 accused of holding a woman at gunpoint and other charges after a Phoenix College parking lot incident. He faces trial on related counts in Maricopa County Superior Court.
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E. Osborn
Phoenix
South Phoenix
Justice of the Peace
Ralph Jenkins
Pyhel
Phoenix College
Chandler
Maricopa County Superior Court
Chandler Justice of the Peace - Coy
Beasley
NATO meeting ends with Allied proposal rejected
NATO sources in Brussels report US Canada and European allies largely refused a European security conference with Russia next year. Delegates praised West Germany for improving ties with the East before heading home.
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Brussels
Canada
Russia
West Germany
Women held in armed robbery at Farmers Liquors
Scottsdale and Phoenix police arrested a 19 year old and a 17 year old girl on suspicion of armed robbery at Farmers Liquors on Scottsdale Road. The店 robbery occurred at 9 45 pm Friday with $139 taken at gunpoint. Both suspects are held in Maricopa County custody pending further investigation as police also probe five other incidents in Phoenix over the past two days.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix
Cownery
Donna L. Anderson
E. Clarendon
Phoenix ‘City
Maricopa County
Farmers Liquors
Scottsdale’ Rd
William K. Shurtz
Weather and legal note from Phoenix area weather and charges
The Phoenix Salt River Valley forecast calls for continued cool conditions with cloudiness and rising Sunday highs. In other news a Scottsdale man faces two second degree rape charges and seven counts of contributing to the delinquency of a minor, with the case continued indefinitely. the victim is a foster child.
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Salt River Valley
Scottsdale
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