Judge Denies Suppression of Macumbers Gun Evidence
In a murder case, Superior Court Judge Charles Hardy rejects defense motion to suppress the seizure of Macumbers .45 caliber pistol from his home. The jury has yet to hear testimony as pretrial motions pile up, with defense seeking venue change and suppression of statements.
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William Wayne Macumber
Superior Court
Charles Hardy
Hardy
James Kemper
Macumber
Joyce Anne Sterrenberg
Scottsdale
James T. McKillop
Phoenix
Kemper
Sheriff's Department
Tom
Henze
Emper
Scottsdale teachers cut cost of living raise by one dollar
The Scottsdale Federation of Teachers reduced its cost of living salary demand by one dollar for about 1,300 teachers for the 1975 76 school year. The district faces a 1.05 million dollar budget cut and a 954 000 dollar new money infusion under a seven percent limit.
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Scottsdale Federation of Teachers
Scottsdale
Larry Bell
Aflcio
SFT
Bell
Nogales
William Randall
Randall
June Reynolds
Scottsdale Education Association
Ford weighs $20 billion tax cut proposal and aid in Indochina
President Ford is considering a $20 billion federal tax cut plan with an average deduction, $70 per exemption credit, and a 5 percent top cut. An advisory panel urged raising the investment tax credit to 12 percent to save businesses billions. Ford plans a State of the Union address in two weeks and may seek more aid to Indochina after the Phuoc Binh advance.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
White House
Presidential Advisory
Congress
Ron Nessen
Nessen
U.S
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Indochina
Phuoc Binh
Saigon
Paradise Valley Delays Cable Ordinance and Franchise Action
Paradise Valley town council postponed drafting a cable television ordinance and delaying granting Arizona Cable Television the town franchise. Bruce Merrill of Arizona Cable outlined expansion plans and costs, while town attorney Don Corbitt asked for broader FCC-aligned terms and renegotiation rules.
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Paradise Valley
Arizona Cable Television, Inc
Bob Tribken
Phoenix
Bruce Merrill
Arizona Cable
Merrill
American Cable Television, Inc
Council
U.S
Merrill’s Company
Federal Communications Commission
Los Angeles
Don Corbitt
Corbitt
FCC
CAP water contract sparks Scottsdale debate over long term needs
Tucson hearings spotlight CAP water as Scottsdale weighs a 50 year commitment at 45 dollars per acre foot with water from the canal likely available around 1990. City officials warn of groundwater deficits and discuss dike flood protections, runoff ownership, and potential credits for displaced local water.
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Bruce Jameson
Tucson
CAP
Scottsdale
Council
John Carollo
Granite Reef
Indian Bend Wash
Dale Carter
Carollo
Bureau of Reclamation
Bureau
Carter
Clifford A. Pugh
Ford to Meet Bhutto During Bhutto Visit
The White House announces President Ford will meet Pakistani Prime Minister Bhutto during his three day capital visit urged by Secretary Kissinger. The UPI report notes Bhutto's official trip and the invitation from Kissinger.
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Washington
White House
Ford
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Bhutto
Henry Kissinger
White House reports Nixon support exceeds plan after resignation
Washington announces $367 878 government aid for Nixon in first three months post resignation, surpassing Congress allocated $200 000 for a six month transition. Ford plans to cut 85 175 U S jobs next week as auto industry faces first major week decline since energy crisis. About 244 000 workers to be laid off across the Big Three with cooler weekend forecast.
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Washington
White House
Richard Nixon
Congress
Nixon
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
U.S
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