Burns backs $10 billion tax cut linked to spending cuts
Fed Chairman Arthur Burns says he can support a $10 billion tax cut if paired with federal budget cuts. He urges reducing government expenditures while lightening the tax burden, noting the economy is strong with improving production and jobs. He favors tax adjustments to stimulate capital spending only with spending cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
Washington
Arthur F. Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Ford
ABC
Bridge and Culvert Survey Report for Scottsdale presented
An engineering firm from Sverdrup Parcel and Associates will report to the Scottsdale City Council on bridge and box culvert survey results. The meeting follows a public hearing on next year’s community development program at the Scottsdale Center for the Arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Sverdrup, Parcel and Associates
Scottsdale Center For the Arts
Arizona Department of Transportation
Gaskins criticizes Scottsdale flood policy and council actions
Mayoral candidate Jay Gaskins charged the city council has done nothing about floods in the Arcadia area of Scottsdale calling it the hardest hit by floods in the city. He cited $17 million spent on flood control yet Dec 12 flooding and faulted officials for approving a Bullocks department store project and a bicycle path while denying a 5 percent cost of living increase for city workers and doubling salaries in 1974. He noted a promise of free garbage collection tied to annexation was not kept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Gaskins
Arcadia
Scottsdale
Gaskins
A-Coffee
Doug Henderson
Lafayette Boulevard
68Th Street
Arizona Canal
Fashion Square
Bullocks Department Store
Calle Redondo
Council
66Th Street
McDowell Road
City Hearing on 1.8 Million Federal Funds Set Tonight
Scottsdale officials convene a public hearing at City Hall at 7 30 p m to gather citizen input on about 1.8 million dollars in federal community development funds for 1976 77 under the Housing and Urban Development Act The first of three hearings will review act provisions eligible programs and funded projects including bike paths land for a park in North Scottsdale and a senior citizen center Citizens will have five minutes to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Scottsdale
Obituary for Frank Baschold longtime Hayward executive
Frank Baschold 75 former vice president of Hayward Floor Co died Saturday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. He moved from New Jersey to the Valley nine months ago. survived by wife Anne daughters Barbara Goldring and Carol Klein sister Martha Hayward and six grandchildren. Services set for 11 a.m. Wednesday at St Barnabas on the Desert Paradise Valley with viewing Tuesday evening at Messinger Mortuary.
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Charles Frank Baschold
Hayward Floor Company
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Baschold
E. Vista Drive
Valley
New Jersey
Anne
Barbara Goldring
England
Carol Klein
Scottsdale
Martha Hayward
Conn
St. Barnabas On the Desert
Mockingbird Lane
Paradise Valley
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Mary Winkler Mass Planned After Scottsdale Death
Mary Louise Winkler 55 formerly of 1232 N Hayden Rd died Friday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. A Mass will be 8 p m Tuesday at St Daniel the Prophet Church 7923 E Latham St. She coordinated Christian Confraternity Doctrine classes at St Daniel and St Thomas churches. No survivors per Arcadia Funeral Home.
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Mary Louise Winkler
Cannon Electric
St. Daniel the Prophet
E. Latham St
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
St. Daniel and
St. Thomas
Arcadia Funeral Home
Alonza M Boothe 65 Motorola retiree dies in Scottsdale
Alonza M. Boothe 65 a Motorola Inc retiree died Saturday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. He resided at 67 E Cypress and is survived by his wife Elizabeth a brother and a sister. Private services were arranged by Messinger Mortuary & Chapel.
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Alonza M. Boothe
Motorola, Inc
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Mr. Boothe
Cypress
Elizabeth
Messinger Mortuary & Chapel
Panel Advances Fraud Probe Bill in Arizona Senate
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved a bill allowing city attorneys to probe consumer fraud cases as delegates of the Arizona attorney general's office. The measure is described as an important tool to coordinate investigations.
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Phoenix
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Arizona Attorney General's Office
Fair trade repeal clears House Judiciary panel
The House Judiciary Committee in Phoenix unanimously approved a bill to repeal Arizona's old fair trade law. A member warned the move may be too late. The federal enabling statute was repealed earlier, nullifying Arizona's statute.
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Phoenix
House
Judiciary Committee
Arizona
Congress
Arizona Luxury Taxes Rise on Liquor and Tobacco
The 1975 luxury tax haul in Arizona reached 51.4 million dollars, up from 45 million in 1974 a 14 percent rise. Tobacco levies, including 13 cents per pack on cigarettes, made up the largest portion with 34.9 million dollars or 68 percent of total collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona Department of Revenue
Regents OK Vietnamese refugees at Arizona three universities
The State Board of Regents agreed to allow Vietnamese refugees to attend Arizona's three universities this semester without tuition until a legislative waiver is enacted. The move came during the board's Saturday meeting at the University of Arizona.
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Tucson
State Board of Regents
University of Arizona
GOP Women Set Strategy Meeting for 1976 Campaign
The National Federation of Republican Women board will meet at the Sheraton-Scottsdale Inn to plan campaign strategy for the election year. President Patricia Hutar says the group will recruit and support more women candidates and delegates and mobilize volunteers for 1976 victories. Rep James Collins will lead a campaign panel and William C. Cramer will discuss FECA effects on campaigns.
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National Federation of Republican Women
Sheraton-Scottsdale Inn
NFRW
Patricia Hutar
Hutar
James Collins
Texas
William C. Cramer
Republican National Committee
Marshall urges new priorities for the Bicentennial era
Jonathan Marshall publisher of the Scottsdale Daily Progress urged reordering economic priorities to meet the next 200 years. He spoke at a Grand Canyon College convocation arguing for balanced growth environmental protection social services and redefining federal local government roles. He criticized nuclear power and selling weapons while urging a moral economy to avoid a divided society and rising violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Marshall
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Marshall
Grand Canyon
U.S. Senate
Renter group to hold voter registrations in Scottsdale
W R Schulz and Associates will run voter registrations at four Scottsdale apartment complexes to show renters’ voting strength and back proposed tax cuts to equalize renters taxes with homeowners. Registrations planned at The Pines tonight and at Palm Terrace, La Esplanada, and Scottsdale Gardens on upcoming dates.
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W.R. Schulz & Associates
Arizona
Scottsdale
Keith Withycombe
the Pines
Schulz
Phoenix
Sai Schulz
Palm Terrace
N. 70Th St
la Esplanada
E. Camelback
Scottsdale Gardens
E. McDowell
Fundamental school panel meets tonight
The 19 member Fundamental School Committee will meet at 7 30 p m in the district office at 3811 N 44th St to hear four subcommittee reports on curriculum organization standards discipline and student evaluation related to a K 8 program proposal formed Oct 7 by former Scottsdale School Board member Weber James Wellington.
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Fundamental School
N. 44Th St
Scottsdale School
Weber James” Wellington
Up With People Concert Set At ASU Center
Tickets for the Up With People show at the Arizona State University Activity Center go on sale at Valley Bank and Diamond's Select-A-Seat. Prices are $4 for adults and $2 for children under 18 and students. proceeds support local community groups across 15 cities.
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Arizona State University
Valley Bank
Diamond
Arizona
Valley National Bank
Scottsdale Daily Progress
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Herberger Enterprises
CAP
108Th Street
State Land Department
108Th
Herberger
Frank Baschold
Mary L. Winkler
Alonza
M. Boothe
Sears
Associated Press
Phoenix Transit System
GOP
America
Indian Trading Post
North Brown Avenue
Old Town
American Express
Bankamericard
Mastercharge
Diners and
Carte Blanche
Womens & Girls
Scottsdale Rd
Main St
ASU
American Legion
Sipe-Peterson
First Street
A Gemkar Aa
Lincoln
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