Carvalho petitions questioned in Scottsdale mayoral race
Maricopa County records show Americo Carvalho Jr. was not listed as a registered voter when he signed 20 nominating petitions containing 488 signatures for the Scottsdale city primary. A signed certification states he was a qualified elector, but county records indicate a Dec 23 1975 registration and no prior record, prompting questions over petition validity and candidate qualification.
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Maricopa County
Sine Innes
Sanyo America Mec
Scottsdale
Carvalho
Americo Carvalho Jr
City of
Tom Freestone
B. Keims Drive
Richard Filler
Filler
Soviets Back Peace Effort In Angola Coalition
The Soviet Union said peace is needed in Angola and signaled support for a coalition government. In Washington Kissinger told a Senate panel the administration may seek funds from Congress to aid anti Soviet factions in the African country.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Angola
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
Senate
Washington
Congress
John Conlan
Conlan
Sam Steiger
U.S. Senate
Arizona
Steiger
Barry Goldwater
Paul Fannin
Fannin
Beirut hotel district seized during government bid to reassert control
Lebanese army commandos in armored cars took over Beirut's hotel district commercial center and port to reestablish government authority after months of warring Christian and Moslem militias and Palestinian guerrillas.
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Beirut
Weekend Warmth With Mostly Sunny Skies
The forecast calls for mostly sunny skies and warm temperatures today and tomorrow. Highs reach the mid 70s with overnight lows in the low 40s. Details on page 3.
Indian Education panel sets goals for Scottsdale schools
The Indian Parent Committee in Scottsdale School District votes to urge the school board to adopt 14 objectives for Title IV Indian Education by next school year. Goals include tutoring, counseling, culture classes, health services, and after‑school tutoring in community centers.
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Scottsdale
Coronado High School
Yavapai
Vista del Camino
Scottsdale School Board
Malpractice bill advances in Arizona House panel
The Arizona House Health Committee unanimously approved a plan to create a state backed underwriting fund to insure doctors and hospitals up to 100000 per claim and 300000 per year. An abortion related amendment could threaten the bills emergency passage.
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Health Committee
James Skelly
Phoenix
Booz, Allen Consulting Actuaries
House
Burton Barr
R-Phoenix
Amendment could cut SMH malpractice costs
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital official says House Health Committee added amendment to malpractice bill could halve hospital liability and lower premiums from 3000 to 1200 1400 dollars per bed per year. He warns without relief Arizona risks California style health care crisis and 350 layoffs plus 285000 in reduced spending.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Progress Today
House Health Committee
Hamilton Wright
Scottsdale Memorial
Wright
Arizona
California
Scottsdale Hospital
Doctors view malpractice bill as band aid and stop gap
A Progress survey of Scottsdale physicians finds the proposed malpractice bill a good start but a temporary fix. Doctors warn premiums will roughly double this year and high risk practice could force scope cuts. Calls for arbitration, reform of contingency fees, and individual premium assessments.
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Scottsdale
William H. Higgins
Timm Mccary
Higgins
Stephen Easter
Joel Cohen
Kaster
Cohen
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Bob Johnstone
Holbrook
Winslow
Show Low
Taylor
Pine
Bob Schwartz
Americo ‘‘Mac”’ Carvalho Sr
R-Dist
Americo Carvalho Sr
Junior
Associated Press
Hearst
San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Dems
Ford
House Intelligence Committee
Goldwater
Marvin Lieske
U.S. Department of Education
Key House Banking and Insurance Committee
Bill
McCarty
Hector Echegary
Navy
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