Arizona Governors Budget Calls For Rough 20 Million Cut
Gov. Raul Castro submits a 732 million dollar budget to the Legislature, about 16 million less than the Williams plan, citing a revenue drop from the recession. The plan includes a small surplus and reduces university funding though still supports 95 percent of requests. Dr. John Schafer of the University of Arizona warns enrollment rises during recessions, urges cost controls, and notes Arizona’s per student costs below the national average.
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Senate approves repeal of Fair Trade Laws and helmet rule
The Senate voted 19 to 10 to repeal Fair Trade Laws and drop the motorcycle helmet requirement. The helmet provision was previously defeated but resurfaced on the debate agenda Thursday.
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Arizona Extends 1975 Vehicle License Tabs Deadline
Gov Raul Castro signed a bill extending the license tab purchase deadline by 30 days for Arizona motorists. The measure passed the House unanimously and was approved by the Senate earlier in the week.
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House
Senate
Indian crafts bill aims to protect authentic Navajo arts
Two Navajo lawmakers in Arizona introduce a bill to require dealers in Indian products to label items as authentic Indian hand made machine made imitation or artificial. Penalties include a fine from 200 to 1000 dollars or 30 to 50 days imprisonment.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Benjamin Hanley
Daniel Peddes
Obituary for George J. Ahmann Automobile accident victim
George J. Ahmann 19 died Wednesday in Flagstaff from an automobile accident. Funeral services are set. prayer service Sunday 7:30 p.m. at Messinger Mortuary, Mass Monday 10 a.m. at Maria Goretti Church, interment in St Francis Cemetery. Survivors include parents Casimir and wife, a half-brother Wayne Hren, sisters Jill Ahmann and Donna Andrade, and grandparents in Ohio. He moved to Arizona in 1968 from Iowa and played basketball at Gerard High School. He was a Nort hern Arizona University second year honors student and an assistant tennis instructor.
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Northern Arizona University
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Wayne Hren
Calif
Jill Ahmann
Scottsdale
Donna Andrade
Panama
R. Park
Euclid
Ohio
Prayer service for Theresa G Toth
Theresa Grace Toth, 71, dies at Lincoln Hospital. Service at Hansen Mortuary 7:30 p.m. tonight and a mass at St Stephen Byzantine Church 10 a.m. Saturday. Burial in St Francis Cemetery. Survivors include husband Alexander daughter Helen Van Such and two grandchildren.
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Peter C Novkov graveyard services announced
Services for Peter C. Novkov 67 will be held Saturday 11 a.m. at Green Acres Memorial Gardens and Sunday 4 p.m. at First Baptist Church Scottsdale. Visitation is today at Messinger Mortuary with family remaining at 7601 E Indian School Rd. He died Wednesday in Golden Age Nursing Home after retiring from Portagé Machine Company. Survivors include his wife Marie four children two sons and a daughter nine grandchildren. Memorials may be sent to First Baptist Church of Scottsdale.
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Russell
Janice Bensky
Madison
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Dorothy LeBarre
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Saguaro Lake Cleanup Day Planned by Ski Club
The Saguaro Water Ski Club will hold its annual cleanup on Saguaro Lake this Saturday with families assigned to different lake areas. The U S Forest Service assists by supplying bags and garbage pickup.
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CAP executives defend water project amid critics
Central Arizona Project Association director Rich Johnson counters critics at Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce arguing two million acre feet of CAP water is pledged by cities and industries. SRP water chief Reid Teeples says Central Arizona has always faced droughts and reservoirs are essential. Teeples notes SRP plans to buy 300000 acre feet and needs five times CAP output. Johnson rebuts that agriculture supports beef and dairy and generates steady revenue, calling agriculture a renewable resource.
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Teeples
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Scottsdale Police Reduce Burglaries with 3-Week Team
The Scottsdale Police Department's Burglary Reduction Team, formed Jan 31, operated 21 days on burglaries. Six arrests and 23 burglaries solved, 11 in Scottsdale, with 36 percent fewer southside burglaries.Recovered stolen property totals $9,200 across Lehi Mesa and Scottsdale warrants. Two juveniles and Reginald Osgoodby arrested on receiving stolen goods. others released or awaiting trial.
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Scottsdale
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Ralph Pastorino
Marva Pastorino
Sheldon McAnally
California
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Phoenix
Tempe
Chandler
Arizona to gain highway funds boosting jobs and bids
Gov. Raul Castro announced impounded federal highway funds will release 35 to 45 million dollars by end of June and 85 million more by October 1976. The move could create 1,000 to 1,600 construction jobs with bids expected as funds are obligated, following a Houston meeting and a Ford speech.
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Topeka
Kan
Transportation Department
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Meditation talk on transcendentalism at First Federal branch
The International Meditation Society sponsors an 8 p.m. lecture on transcendental meditation at 6950 E Camelback Rd First Federal Savings branch. The event is free and open to the public.
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Paradise Valley Council Forms Joint Panel With Phoenix
The Paradise Valley town council selected Vice Mayor Barbara von Ammon and councilmen Jack Brock and Oscar Palmer Sr to work with Phoenix on mutual issues. They also approved a five year extension for Tennis Ranch on Camelback Mountain Inc to complete development and a one year extension for Palo Verde Foothills Estates No 3 preliminary plat for 25 lots at 33rd Place and Rancho Drive.
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Barbara von Ammon
Jack Brock
Oscar Palmer
Sky Harbor International Airport
Camelback Mountain, Inc
John Gardiner
Palo Verde Foothills Estates
33Rd Place
Rancho Drive
Merle Haggard Loretta Lynn Top Country Singers at ACM
Merle Haggard and Loretta Lynn were named the top country singers of the year at the 10th annual Academy of Country Music awards. Mac Davis received entertainer of the year honors.
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