Phoenix Legislature Preview Notes Key Issues for 29th Session
PHOENIX UPI Hundreds of bills are introduced but few gain public attention. The 29th legislature is expected to move deliberately with new programs including juvenile justice reform, language to potentially try juveniles as adults starting at 16, and a facility for delinquent girls. There is strong support for bilingual education, state aid for kindergartens being limited, and debates over gas tax increases and a severance tax on mining.
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Yanks to use atomic mines in war games near Czechoslovakia
U S forces plan a two sided drill named Carbide Ice from Jan 29 to Feb 4 at Grafenwoehr. The exercise may include large scale deployment of Atomic Demolition Munitions teams and use of eight inch and 155 mm howitzers with simulated nuclear warheads. Officials hedge on actual nuclear use.
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Scottsdale honors Rademacher for Vista del Camino tax relief
Rademacher of Scottsdale received a Scottsdale Neighborhood Council honor in Phoenix during a day long Consumer Council session for helping Vista del Camino residents reduce property valuations. He urged lower valuations via letters to the governor and State Department of Property Valuation, cutting taxes on many homes from over 100 dollars to about 25 dollars.
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Car theft and thefts reported in Scottsdale
A 1964 Ford from Bill Watkins Ford Scottsdale disappeared last Tuesday or Wednesday with keys left at the dealer. Two 12 year olds were turned over to parents after a spate of Inn thefts from rooms. A groundskeeper detained one boy, who admitted taking money. A man wearing a white tee shirt accosted a girl at Hohokam School playground about 10 am Friday. she alerted a supervisor.
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Boy Scouts Honor 12 Silver Beaver Award Recipients
A recognition dinner by the Boy Scouts of America Theodore Roosevelt Council will be held at 6 30 p m in the Thunderbird Room of the Hotel Westward Ho Phoenix. Twelve Valley men will receive the Silver Beaver Award for volunteer services to Scouting. Winners will not be announced until night.
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Seizure of Pueblo hinges on Cmdr Bucher resistance
CORONADO Calif UPI The court of inquiry examines if Cmdr Lloyd M Bucher exhausted his power to resist during the Pueblo seizure He blames Navy superiors and the U S government for the loss while testifying that once North Koreans boarded he could not resist The five admirals hear secret sessions to determine if Bucher was authorized to use his power and if a court martial should be pursued
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Youths face charges in attack on doctor in Phoenix
Judge Jack Ogg reviews the case of William Kite 16 and Christopher Pierce 17 accused of participating in an attack on Dr. Clarence R. Laing New Year’s Day in a white northeast Phoenix neighborhood. Laing said he broke two arms and a tooth while trying to stop four youths throwing grapefruit at his home. Other youths tied to the incident include Mark Pihl 16 and Jeffrey Powers 19 with Pihl having pleaded guilty to curfew violation and Powers awaiting trial for contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
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Yavapai Area Homeowners elect new officers and directors
Lyle Anderson 7343 I Villa Way was chosen president of the Yavapai Area Homeowners Association at a recent meeting. Art Frishman 7352 E McKinley is elected vice president, and both serve as directors along with several new appointees including L. C. Bourne 707 Be Filmore Dr Lorin Dickelmann 76145 Portland Fred Rubi 10 N 7rd Pl and Daniel Walker 7514 E Beatrice The group also gave beautification awards to residents and businesses such as Mrs Ray Mahoney 7643 E Kimsey Lane Chambers Moon e and Storage 602 N Hayat Elias Nimeh 7514 Roosevelt and Mrs William Beckman 7990 8 Latham.
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Laird to Handle Packard Electronics Conflicts
Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird said the Pentagon will refer matters involving Deputy Defense Secretary David Packard's electronics firm to Laird. Packard promised the Senate committee on Jan 9 he would disqualify himself from any decisions involving the company he founded.
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Minor injury in Scottsdale car crash hurts two
A 19 year old Scottsdale girl, Anne Marie Corbett, was slightly injured as a car she rode in collided at 7 10 p m on East Thomas Road. Delvin Luge 21 of Mesa drove the other car. Charles Shipp 60 of Scottsdale was cited for improper U turn after his vehicle was hit.
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General Ledford Heads Guests on Luncheon in Arizona
Air Force Brigadier General Jack Ledford appeared on Lew King’s Luncheon in Arizona broadcast from Executive House. Ledford commands the 12th Strategic Aerospace Division based at Davis Monthan Tucson, with wings at Davis-Monthan Alaska and Nebraska. Singer Lee Meza also joined the show, and King announced next week’s guests Jimmy Dean and Kate Starr.
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Astrological Forecast for All Zodiac Signs
Sunday January 26 1969 horoscope advises Aries to pursue future abundance and seek help from service-minded contacts. Taurus should charm others to gain favors while meeting expectations. Gemini urged to meditate assist those in need and share blessings. Moon Children should discuss future plans with associates and friends. Leo encouraged to aid executives who will repay with favors. Virgo focus on reaching finest aspirations and implement plans. Libra should align with others for approval and possible health treatment. Scorpio seek favors by upholding high principles with new plans. Sagittarius best day to start dwelling improvements and plan weekly activities. Capricorn take a free day to relax after hard work and tension. Aquarius seek home cooperation and a clear plan. Pisces attend services and renew life philosophy.
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