Arizona DES moves ahead with Medicaid plan despite protests
DES officials say Medicaid implementation will proceed on July 1 amid county objections. In Arizona the Health Services Department will study mine pollution regulations to align with federal Clean Air Act and EPA standards. In Spain the bar associations urged trials for terrorists in regular courts with Supreme Court appeals. five executed under Franco regime sparked protests. King Juan Carlos kept Arias Navarro as prime minister with a five year term and cabinet resignations followed.
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Phoenix
Arizona Department of Economic Security
DES
Lloyd Brown
Health Services Department
Raul Castro
Department of Health Services
EPA
Madrid
Spain
General Council of Spain
Bar Associations
Supreme Court
Francisco Franco
Juan Carlos I
Law Group
Carlos Arias Navarro
Bar Council
Juan Carlos
Arias
AG Babbitt urges locking up some criminals for good
Arizona Attorney General Bruce Babbitt says rehabilitation is not for everyone and that the key should be thrown away on certain recidivists. He calls for increased effort for nonrepeater offenders and not to waste resources on repeat offenders.
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Tucson
Arizona
Bruce Babbitt
Babbitt
Western Coal charges Tucson Gas more per unit of power
Tucson city attorney says Western Coal Co charges seven cents more per unit of power than Peabody Coal Co and Utah International Inc which supply Navajo and Four Corners plants at 19 cents per million BTUS. Western Coal charged 26 cents for San Juan Generating Plant near Farmington.
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Tucson
Western Coal Co
Tucson Gas & Electric Co
Peabody Coal Co
Utah International Inc
Navajo
Four Corners
Hugh Holub
Western Coal
San Juan
Farmington
N.J
Chinle School District Meets Payroll With Federal Funds
Chinle Arizona district staff preserved payroll after the U S government released 993000 dollars. Valley National Bank offered a loan contingent on Friday fund deposits as revenues were disrupted by a lawsuit over a 51 dollar per 100 assessed valuation tax rate deemed unconstitutional.
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Chinle
Ariz
Robert Roessel
Valley National Bank
120 Voices to Sing Messiah at Scottsdale Center
A massed chorus of 120 singers will perform Handel's Messiah at the Scottsdale Center for the Arts starting at 3 p.m. Sunday. Norman Jenson, director of vocal music at Scottsdale Community College, will direct and accompany on the organ. Selections from all three parts will be sung with the largest portions from Part I.
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Scottsdale Center For Arts
Norman Jenson
Scottsdale Community College
Senior Citizens Shopping Day Set by Area Agencies
Seniors in Scottsdale will have a special morning shopping event Sunday from 10 to noon. The program is sponsored by the Area Agency on Aging, Diamond’s and Sears along with civic groups. Red Cross Kiwanis and other groups provide transportation. Boy Scouts and Key Club Circle K members assist at the stores.
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Scottsdale
Area Agency On Aging
Diamond's
Sears Department Stores
The
Progress
Red Cross
Kiwanis Club
Boy Scouts
Paradise Valley authorizes radio base purchase and eases access
Paradise Valley town council approves 2800 for a base radio station for the marshal's department and adopts Ordinance 108 to allow implied rather than expressed permission for emergency vehicle entry onto private property, improving in town response times.
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Paradise Valley
Marshal’s
Maricopa County
Sheriff's Department
Marshal’s Department
Obituary for Halbert W. Hoard Heralds Scottsdale Founder
Halbert Wenham Hoard died Thursday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Memorial services are Monday at 11 a.m. at Christ Church of Ascension. He co led United Manufacturing and Service Co after a journalism degree from the University of Wisconsin. A Paradise Valley early leader, he founded a country club and served as English Speaking Union president. Survived by wife Betty two daughters and two grandsons.
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Halbert Wenham Hoard
Christ Church of Ascension
E. Lincoln Dr
Paradise Valley
Hoard
Nauni Valley Drive
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
University of Wisconsin
United Manufacturing and Service Co
Scottsdale
Paradise Valley Country Club
English Speaking Union
Scottsdale Community Band Concert at McCormick Railroad Park
The Scottsdale Community Band will give a free concert at 1 30 p m on Sunday at McCormick Railroad Park 7301 E Indian Bend Road. The program salutes the spirit of 76 and features Fiddler on the Roof the William Tell Overture and Sousa's King Cotton march.
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Scottsdale
McCormick Railroad Park
Indian Bend Road
Fiddler On
John Philip Sousa
Investigations Expand Into Phoenix City Departments
Phoenix police add probes into two city departments amid ongoing inquiry into the sales tax office. City Manager John Wentz cites potential double payments for materials and non receipt of goods, with printing office sales to private groups under scrutiny and four employees reprimanded. Acting Mayor Margaret Hance informed the council, and a full report is planned for Monday.
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Phoenix
John Wentz
City Printing Office
Donna Culbertson
Wentz
Larry Wetzel
Margaret Hance
Culberston
Tim Barrow
Boston
Black trash cans replace green containers citywide
The Scottsdale city council approved buying 500 eighty gallon and 100 three hundred gallon trash cans from Fiberglas Specialists of Phoenix to replace damaged containers and serve new homes. The move follows years of green containers from Reuter Inc. at lower durability and different pricing. The total cost is 37527 dollars. unit prices lower than before. Additionally the council rezoned a 20 acre Shea Boulevard site for about 35 homes and awarded vehicle and equipment contracts for police trucks priced 16536 dollars and a 38263 dollar refuse truck. Public bids were authorized to repair two water storage reservoirs at McCormick Ranch and McCormick Park.
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Fiberglas Specialists
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Reuter Inc
Minnesota
John Conley
Shea Boulevard
Miller Road
Ray Korte
Chevrolet
Southern Truck Equipmnt Inc
McCormick Ranch
McCormick Park
Blood Drive Planned at Papago Reservation Helipad
The Arizona National Guard at 5636 E McDowell Road invites the public to donate blood this Monday from 2 to 3 p.m. at the heliport facility Classroom No 2 where personnel will assist donors.
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Papago
Arizona National Guard
E. McDowell Road
Rabies Clinics Set for Scottsdale Dogs Sunday
Two rabies vaccination and dog license clinics will be held in the Scottsdale area Sunday. Clinics at Thomas Mall on 44th Street and Thomas Road and Los Arcos Mall at Scottsdale and McDowell Roads will run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Dogs not vaccinated in the last three years must receive shots to be licensed for 1976. License and vaccination cost is $7. Maricopa County officials say vaccinations this year are ahead of 1974 pace.
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Scottsdale
Thomas Mall
44Th Street
Thomas Road
Los Arcos Mall
McDowell Roads
Maricopa County
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Scottsdale Publishing Inc
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Bureau of Circulation
Ay Mail
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Landmark Candle
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Halbert W. Hoard
Phoenix City
Conley
Guard
Singletree Ranch
Cherokee and
Chaparral Schools
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Judy Nicodemus
Millers Intl
Portland
Oregon
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Holiday Inn
North Scottsdale Rd
Rosenblum & CO
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