Secret regents meetings charged
Arizona state representative Jamies Shelley alleges the State Board of Regents may violate open meeting laws by finalizing decisions in private and ratifying them publicly with little discussion He questions whether public testimony can be barred without unanimous consent and if agendas can be kept secret until just before meetings He urges candor in deliberations given the board handles millions in private and public funds
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Shelley
Board of Regents
Regents
Budget election meeting for Scottsdale School District
A special meeting to discuss the $2.7 million Scottsdale School District budget referendum is set for March 27 in Paiute School cafeteria. Dr Norman White Sam Childs and Leonard Barcelona will present details and answer questions. Area parents and taxpayers urged to attend.
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Scottsdale
Paiute School
64Th Street
Osborn
Norman White
Sam Childs
Leonard Barcelona
Architect Says Fremont House Ruined by Moving Work
Prescott reports that the former Gov. John C. Fremont residence is deemed too ruined to restore after roof removal to clear lines. Architects say there is little of the original beam structure left and costs exceed the $29,100 Legislature funded for restoration.
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Prescott
UPI
John C. Fremont
George Allan Jr
Fremont
Sharlot Hall Museum
Kissinger Sees Peaceful Vietnam Unification Possible
In a NBC interview Kissinger says North Vietnam won’t abandon its aim to take over South Vietnam but emphasizes peaceful, democratic means. He rejects more U.S. military action, suggests aid could aid Indochina peace, and notes no rift with Nixon while meeting committees on policy.
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New York
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
NBC Sunday Night
Kissinger
Vietnam
NBC
Barbara Walters
Washington
Indochina
Congress
Nixon
Governors lack consensus on 1976 presidential prospects
A UPI survey of about three quarters of governors shows broad uncertainty about 1976 nominations. Democrats Andrus Noel Rampton Salmon name Edward Kennedy as strongest prospect. Anderson backs Mondale. Republicans cite Spiro Agnew plus Rockefeller Reagan and Percy as possibilities.
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Washington
UPI
National League
Cecil D. Andrus
Idaho
Philip W. Noel
Rhode Island
Calvin L. Rampton
Utah
Thomas P. Salmon
Vermont
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Wendell R. Anderson
Walter F. Mondale
Spiro T. Agnew
Winfield Dunn
Tennessee
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Ronald Reagan
California
Sen
Charles H. Percy
Ilinois
Conglomerates Probed For Role In Money Crisis
Congress opens five day hearings by the Senate Finance Committee on the influence of American dominated multinational corporations in the monetary crisis and dollar devaluation. White House aide Peter Flanigan leads witnesses from PepsiCo GM IBM Union Carbide and AFL CIO and USW officials. The panel seeks to learn if conglomerates acted against US interests and whether they leveraged assets to influence currencies or tariffs.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Subcommittee On
International Trade
Senate Finance Committee
White House
Peter Flanigan
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Donald M. Kendall
PepsiCo, Inc
General Motors Corp
IBM World Trade Corp
Union Carbide Corp
Afl-Cio
George Meany
United Auto Workers
Leonard Woodcock
Committee
Nixon
United States
Flanigan
President’s Council On International Economic Policy
Senate Judiciary Committee
International Telephone and Telegraph Company
Godzilla Vehicle Breakdowns Delay City Recycling Routes
City crews labored over the weekend and today to regain waste collection after a motor failure in a mechanized Godzilla vehicle. Tim Bray said trailers will follow to pick up spillage from overloads. last area to finish is south of Thomas Road and east of Granite Reef Road. He expects all routes back on schedule by tonight. Spring cleanup has increased 300 gallon container loads.
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Tim Bray
Bray
Thomas
Public Hearing on Arizona Science Goals at North High
The Basic Goals Commission for Science of Arizona hosts a statewide public hearing at North High School Auditorium 1101 E Thomas Rd at 7 p.m. The panel appointed by the State Board of Education seeks input on science textbook criteria and future report presentation. Copies of the commission's report have been distributed to schools and PTA groups with more available at the hearing.
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Arizona
Basic Goals Commission For Science
North High School
E. Thomas Rd
Basi Goalsian For Science
State Board of Education
PTA
Commission
Chaplin and Fields Set for Teen Film Night
W C Fields and Charlie Chaplin will headline the third Teen Film Night at Eldorado Recreation Center on North Miller Road. The program, free and supervised, is organized by the Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department with future schedules including Bullitt and I Love You Alice B Toklas.
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Chaplin
Fields
W. C. Fields
Charlie Chaplin
Eldorado Recreation Center
North Miller Road
Bill Exham
Bullitt
Steve Me
Love You
Alice B. Toklas
Peter Sellers
The
Scottsdale
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A&w
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