Macumber trial to begin Tuesday in Scottsdale case
The Superior Court will start the William Wayne Macumber trial Tuesday at 10 a.m. in Judge Charles Hardy's courtroom. Macumber, 39, is charged with the May 1962 slayings of Joyce Sterrenberg and James McKillop near Scottsdale, with evidence including fingerprints and a confession relayed by his wife.
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James T. McKillop
Phoenix
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Army
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Army Cid
Carol Jane Macumber
William Fogel
Shirley Bridgewater
Hardy
John Knapp
James Kemper
Kemper
Tom Henze
Larry Cantor
Raul Castro Inaugurated Arizona's 14th Governor
Raul Castro, a Democrat and Tucson lawyer, sworn in as Arizona's first Mexican American governor. He vows to address faltering economy, energy dilemma, environmental threats and crime while pursuing open government and greater trade with Mexico and Latin America.
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Zero budget eyed to trim Scotts dale School District funds
The Scottsdale School District boards considers a zero budget plan for 1975-76 to justify every expense as it faces about 1.05 million in cuts to fund a proposed 1.3 million across the board teacher raise plus growth salaries. The plan targets 50 anticipated teacher layoffs, plus reductions in admin and classified staff and benefits, with board members pledging no program is sacred.
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Mike Petryni
Scottsdale
Cherokee School
86Th St
Jack Kearney
Robert Uldane
City to pare costs again in upcoming budget plan
City staff identify about 700000 in potential cuts and set a 300000 minimum target for the remaining six months of fiscal 1974-75. Mayor and council will review the fiscal 1975-76 outlook and consider eliminating 49 frozen positions to shrink authorized staffing from 647 to 587.
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Bruce Jameson
Dale Carter
Carter
Jim Jenkins
Jenkins
Ethics Board rejection urged in Arizona
State Democratic Chairman Charles Pine urged the Arizona Senate to reject Gov. Williams nominees to the State Ethics Board until Raul Castro can submit his own choices. Pine pressed for a new reapportionment plan and warned about gerrymandering as a 1975 census basis.
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House
Nixon seeks injunction over tapes and papers
Nixon's lawyer says Congress aims to punish him and asks a U S District Court for a preliminary injunction against a new law giving the government control of his tapes and papers. Ford forms a Domestic Council on Illegal Aliens to advise Cabinet on immigration issues. Brezhnev is reported sick but continues leadership duties. illness not specified.
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London
Soviet Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Israelis warn Lebanon as Syria joins Palestinian guerrillas
Israel cautioned Lebanon that allowing Syrian forces to co operate with Palestinian guerrillas would spark a confrontation. The warning followed announced talks in Beirut between Syrian President Hafez Assad and Lebanese President Suleiman Franjieh the first such meeting in 15 years. President Ford plans daily time for economic program work and will submit the 1976 budget to Congress by February 3. A White House spokesman said Ford's CIA investigation commission has had past dealings with the agency but will not disqualify members.
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Beiirut
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Security crackdowns target suspected Communists in Egypt
Security agents arrest hundreds of Egyptians in a broad crackdown the first since Anwar Sadat became president in 1970. The day remains mostly sunny and warmer with highs near 70 and low 70s Tuesday, though tonight is not as cold with upper 30s.
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Cairo
Anwar Sadat
Colleges consider student guards for security roles
The Maricopa County Community College District Board will discuss hiring district students as security officers at five campuses. The plan would replace Pinkerton security at a cost of 85,553 and extend student practical law enforcement experience. The board also reviews changes to MCCCD election procedures requiring candidates to be district residents and registered voters 30 days before the vote.
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