Supervisors' closed budget sessions spark debate in Maricopa County
Questions arise over informal budget talks held behind closed doors. Chairman Riggs defends practice citing personnel and property matters. Reporters pressed for full access as burns list budget cuts totaling over 1 million dollars and affecting hospital equipment, park improvements, and juvenile home expansion.
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Progress City
Maricopa County Board of Supervisors
L. Alton
Pat) Riggs
Progress
Truman Smothers
Riggs
B. W. (Barney) Burns
Bill Feldmeier
Feldmeier
Burns
Lake Pleasant
New
Highway Department
Arizona
Mansfield wants Kennedy to stay in Senate a priority
Senate floor remarks by Mike Mansfield urge Massachusetts Senator Edward Kennedy not to seek the vice presidential nomination and to remain in the Senate, praising his future prospects. In other items Reds down U.S. courier plane near Hue and 13 tons of arms found, all aboard were rescued. Moscow reports possible delay in Czech liberalization crisis as Kosygin‑Kosygin meeting occurs. Foreign aid bill approved at $19 billion, Ford opposes post office exemption, LBJ travel rumors persist, and Galbraith jewelry found in Phoenix setting.
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Washington
Senate Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Edward Kennedy
Kennedy
Senate
Mansfield
Massachusetts
Kensmedy
U.S
Saigon
Hue
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House
Ford
Gerald Ford
Post ‘Office Department
Congress
Senate Post Office Committees
Department
Bliler Leads Scottsdale Tourney Toward Title
Wes Bliler of Indian Bend CC led the 18 hole championship in Coronado Golf Course event ahead of Rick Schmidgall. Bliler beat Robin McCool 1 up to earn final berth while Haar and McCool reach consolation match. Scottsdale-Camelback Jaycees sponsor trip to Tulsa for four champions.
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Tulsa
Wes Biiler
Rick Schmidgall
Robin McCool
Phoenix
Mark Haar
Ray
Wes Bliler
Indian Bend
Scottsdale
Craig Campbell
Bruce
Johnny Bulla
Jaycees
Cleveland mayor orders 250 Guardsmen to quell looting
Cleveland Mayor Carl B. Stokes ordered 250 National Guardsmen back into the east side area today after reports of renewed looting and firebombings. He cited 12 specific looting sites and said the danger remains, with three firebombings and 36 looting incidents recorded and police making 13 arrests.
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Cleveland
Carl Stokes
Stokes
UPI
Carl B. Stokes
National Guardsmen
East Side
Fnr
Cleveland Press
Scottsdale Names Eu Burnkrant New School Superintendent
Scottsdale hires Eu Burnkrant, former Nassau County vocational education director, as new school district superintendent. He began duties after signing a four year contract in April with a base salary of 29000 dollars. Burnkrant, 53, is married with two children and aims to make the district among the best in the country.
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Scottsdale
EU Burnkrant
John Tanner Burnkrant
Burnkrant
Nassau County
N.Y
City to remove ice distributing center due to zoning violations
Public Works Director Marc Stragier said the building department erred by issuing a permit for an ice distributing center at Hayden and Indian School Roads. The structure violates at least two zoning ordinances, and the city will ask the owners, the Icebox Hills officials, to remove it. May or Bud Tims reported the violation.
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Public Works
Marc Stragier
Hayden and Indian School
Rds
Stragier
Bud Tims
Percy backs Rockefeller for Republican nomination
UPI reports Senator Charles H. Percy endorses Gov. Nelson Rockefeller for the GOP presidential nomination. Percy cites Rockefeller’s detailed war end plan as a constructive contribution to the peace dialogue.
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Washington
UPI
Charles H. Percy
Nelson Rockefeller
Percy
Richard M. Nixon
Hanoi hints at possible shift in Viet Cong recognition terms
In Paris talks North Vietnam signaled a softer stance by dropping a firm demand for Viet Cong recognition. U.S. negotiator Harriman questioned Hanoi official Thuy about the change while acknowledging ambiguity. Diplomats saw this as a potential breakthrough despite no direct confirmation.
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Paris
UPI
North Vietnam
Hanoi
W. Averell Harriman
U.S
South Vietnam
Thuy
Col
Ha van Lau
Harriman
Scottsdale Officer Injured In Two Car Crash
A Scottsdale police identification officer Jack Allen suffered a whiplash neck injury in a rear end collision at 74th Street and McDowell Road. Sgt. Richard Reed was not hurt. Ronald Cartwright, 21, was cited for driving without a permit and failure to control. About $150 in damages reported.
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Scottsdale
74Th St
MecDowell Rd
Jack Allen
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Allen
William Long
Richard Reed
Reed
Long
Ronald Cartwright
Monte Vis
Cartwright
Morgan Garliher
Blue Bird
Inter
Scottsdale Rd
Lincoln
Roger Hawes
40Th St
Scottsdale Baptist
Inteso
Papago Substation to Stay Open Weekdays
Postmaster Q O C Wilson announced Scottsdale Papago Substation will close only on Saturdays. Contrary to a prior report the office will remain open on weekdays as part of economy measures. Parcel post rates are expected to rise about 10.5 percent in roughly 60 days.
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Scottsdale
Q O. C. Wilson
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Post Office Department
Rice for Breakfast Feeds 18 Member Family in Rome
Mrs Georgine Evans supports a brood of 18 with rice for breakfast due to high cereal costs. She offers milk with sugar or cinnamon while the three year old Georgie complains, asking for a lunch instead as meals tighten.
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Georgine Evans
Rome
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