Williams outlines Arizona policy aims for taxes and pollution
Governor Jack Williams, the first Republican chosen to lead a GOP legislature, opened Arizona's 28th session with a 16 page address stressing six goals including property tax reform and air pollution control. He urged reassessment to equalize taxes and improve procedures while promising taxpayer appeals protections and a professional approach to tax issues.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona
Jack Williams
GOP
Williams
Senate
Marshall Humphrey
Chandler
House
Stan Turley
Mesa
Sidney P. Osborn
Finance Department
Sam Goddard
John Duncan
Jack Sheik
Central
State withholds pre first grade aid for Scottsdale district
Arizona Attorney General Darrell F. Smith says about 158000 dollars in pre first grade state aid will be withheld from Scottsdale School District this month after an Appeals Court ruling that districts with under 240 minutes enrollment are ineligible. The Madison Tempe case could trigger release if reversed. districts await further actions and notices from county attorneys.
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John Winters
Scottsdale
Atty
Darrell F. Smith
Smith
Appeals Court
Supreme Court
Madison
Tempe
Phoenix
Melvin Mirkin
John Kearney
Scottsdale school district bond committee to meet
A closed 25 member merger advisory committee will convene after the Scottsdale School District regular board meeting at 7 30 p m at Pima Elementary School 8330 E Osborn The panel will discuss bids for auditorium seats at Saguaro High School with only one bid from P B S W Phoenix for the seating. The meeting is closed to the public.
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Scottsdale
Pima Eleauentary School
E. Osborn
Saguaro High School
P.B.S.W
Phoenix
Bond Committee
Israel Syria clash on tense border amid tank duels
Fierce fighting flared at three spots along the Israeli Syrian border. Israel said two Syrian tanks were destroyed and one damaged, while Syria claimed one Israeli tank was destroyed. No casualties were reported. The clashes marked the sixth of the year.
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Lebanon
UPI
Israel
Syria
Tewfic
Sea of Galilee
Demilitarized Frontier Zone
Damascus
Haon
Damascus Radio
Violence in Canton and Nanking as Mao purge escalates
Dispatches report street fighting in Canton and Nanking between pro and anti Mao factions as Red Guards clash with opponents. Shanghai workers strike utilities, police reforms, and mass rallies unfold amid reports of casualties and widespread unrest across China.
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Tokyo
UPI
Radio
Peking
Shanghai
Red China Today
Canton
Nanking
Mao Tse-tung
Crimson Guard
Red Guard
Independent
Hong Kong
China
London
Hsiung Hsiang-hui
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Mao
Pie
Lieu Shao-Chi
Po I Po
Tanjug
Red Guards
Foochow
Chan Kwok-ping
Trees felled near Scottsdale Stadium mulch program
A crew cuts trees near Ball Park Plaza in Scottsdale, grinding them into rough sawdust. The mulch is used by the parks department year round for plantings.
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Scottsdale Stadium
Ball Park Plaza
Parks Department
Powell Loses Chairmanship of Education and Labor Panel
House Democrats ousted Rep. Adam Clayton Powell as chairman amid contempt of court issues and alleged irregularities. The vote 122 to 88 rejected a temporary suspension plan and Powell denounced the action as lynching. A further test looms Tuesday on his seating in the 90th Congress.
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UPI
House
Adam Clayton Powell
Education and Labor Committee
Congress
Seevermeterseseerripe Sa
Powell
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
McCormack
Liberal Bloc
New York
Abraham Multer
Morris Udall
D-Ariz
Lionel van Deerlin
Dcalif
Malayan Floods Kill At Least 21 Across Seven States
At least 21 people died as floods swept wide areas of northern Malaya last week. Malaysian, Australian and British aircraft delivered relief supplies to thousands of victims in seven states as waters began to recede.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
UPI
Malaya
Scottsdale Couple Die in Fuel Tank Truck Crash
A Scottsdale couple, Andrew Elmer Bolton, 70, and Vera Bolton, 71, died when their car was struck broadside by a fuel tank truck after leaving Interstate 1 east of Eloy. The truck driver, Thomas Bondhus, 46, of Tuuson, was injured. Funeral arrangements are pending. A second crash near Granite Reef and Camelback left Edward Strauss, 67, hospitalized. his wife Matilda Strauss, 71, was cited for failure to stop.
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Scottsdale
Eloy
Andrew Elmer Bolton
67Th Pl
Arizona Highway Patrol
Boston Auto
Thomas Bondhus
Tuuson
Reh 8 Ie
Bolton
Vera
Pittsburgh
Baptist Hospital
Granite Reef
Camelback Rds
Edward Strauss
Matilda Strauss
Robert Ei. Jordan
N. 83Rd St
Jurors Locked Up as Baker Trial Proceeds
United Press International reports the Bobby Baker trial in Washington may exceed two months with jurors ordered confined by Judge Oliver Gasch to prevent influence from media coverage. Baker faces income tax evasion fraud and larceny charges.
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Baker
Washington
Bobby Baker
Oliver Gasch
Viet aid misspent claim shocks Saigon
The SAIGON dispatch says more than 22 million dollars of U S aid to Vietnam ended up in improper pockets last year. Donald MacDonald of the U S Aid Mission puts the lost or stolen aid goods between 22.8 and 27.3 million dollars. In Chicago Judge Herbert Paschen refuses to recuse himself from the Richard Speck trial set to begin next month in Peoria.
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Saigon
Vietnam
U.S
Donald MacDonald
Chicago
Herbert Paschen
Richard Speck
Peoria
Paschen
Supreme Court declines Littell firing review
The Supreme Court refuses to hear Littell's challenge to Interior Secretary Udall's decision to dismiss Littell, upholding an Appeals Court ruling. Littell, a Washington attorney, argued Udall lacked authority to fire him after a district court case and a D C Circuit reversal.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Normal Littell
Interior Sec
Stewart Udall
Littell
High Court
U.S. Court of Appeals For
District of Columbia
District Court
Udall
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Batts) Battaglia
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