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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1962
Page
2
A London Daily Worker feature promotes travel to Communist Russia as a paradise for tourists. It urges rail, plane or car trips, warns of scarce gasoline and spare parts, and recommends a continental kit, while noting food limits like no cream in tea and scarce oranges, with breakfast emphasized before uncertain lunches.
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State Senate leaders discussed a six point six million dollar plan to fund two national televised programs about Arizona's 50 years of statehood to be produced in Phoenix with potential private support. Separate sessions examined pay raises for state workers tied to job responsibility and qualifications as lawmakers seek to attract and retain talent.
UPI reports Representative John J. Rhodes R Arizona says federal downsizing shifts duties to state and local governments. He favors a bill to return control of public lands to states and place lands on local tax rolls after inventory and use classification.
Circuit Judge Barrett Prettyman rejects objections by three firms arguing the CAB failed to fully explore alternatives or modifications. He notes the crisis was not real and United’s merger with Capital introduced new competition, reducing monopoly concerns for the area amid Capita’s financial troubles with Vickers-Armstrong.
Phoenix businessman James A. Murphy, 49, former controller of Arizona Land and Rock Inc., received a suspended sentence for failing to file income tax returns for 1955-56. Federal Judge Chase A. Clark, visiting from Boise, Idaho, said he believed Murphy was negligent rather than criminal and expressed empathy for the man.
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