Arizona Legislature Faces Election Year Gridlock and Tax Debates
The Arizona Legislature faces a tense session beginning Jan. 13 with politics and budget pressures dominating. Analysts expect Republican efforts to gain control of the House, while concerns over tax increases, capital outlay for universities, and funding for health welfare and education loom large. Governor Fannin’s plans and potential shifts to appointive commissions add to the contest, under a backdrop of election-year caution and possible pay and term changes.
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Johnson Plans Economic Push and Peace Offensive for 1964
President Johnson heads into 1964 worried about unemployment and debt, pressing for an $11 billion tax cut, civil rights legislation, and Medicare. He aims an unrelenting peace offensive with the Soviet Union while urging dynamic private leaders into government and tighter fiscal restraint.
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Arizona births exceed national average in 1963
Phoenix reports 38163 births in 1963, likely 3 per 1000 above the national rate of 24 per 1000. Vital statistics director Melvin Wise notes final totals await months of tabulation and cites Arizona's youthful population as a factor.
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Sisters Fight Removal From Henhouse Home in Hemel Hempstead
Two elderly sisters, Marcella and Ella Finnigan, aged 85 and 78, live in an unheated chicken coop for 30 years. Officials seek a removal order under welfare laws, saying conditions are horrible, while neighbors describe the shack as unsafe and unsanitary.
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