Pay-as-go or bonding Arizona voters face Oct. 19 decision
Arizona voters must decide if the state should pledge resources to general obligation bonds or continue pay-as-you-go financing. Gov. Goddard promotes a referendum tied to a projected $50 million in initial bonds and up to $120 million capital outlay financed by property taxes, while opponents warn of higher taxes.
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Wall Street Surges Amid Rail and Industrials Gains
Dow Jones at 869.89 up 1.97 led by rails 202.73 up 2.42 and industrials 869.89. market activity shows 3,010,000 shares traded. Major names listed include American Can, AT&T, DuPont, General Electric, IBM, General Motors, Exxon, and United Aircraft with varied gains across sectors.
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Record St. Joseph's Edward and Janet Aul Childs Births
Report lists births at St. Joseph's with parents Edward and Janet Aul at 2813 North 71st Street a girl born July 23. Robert and Sue Bieger of 8601 East Holly have a girl born July 27. Harry and Blanche Evans Gale and Connie Nash at 8221 report a boy born July 28.
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SPAD backs 4 million Scottsdale bond for civic center
Scottsdale group SPAD votes 18 to 1 in support of a 4 million city bond to fund a civic center library city hall and parks. The plan promises no tax rate increase and cites lower land costs now. A Sept 28 election is being considered with SPAD members joining STEP committees and a speakers bureau to back the measure.
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Living Cost Up in June as Meat and Veg Prices Rise
The Labor Department reports a 0.5 percent June rise in living costs, the largest in 23 months, driven by higher meat and fresh vegetables. Consumer prices reach 110.1 percent of the 1957-59 base. second quarter rise hits 1 percent, though officials expect no long term trend due to temporary factors.
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Scottsdale District Plans 180 Day School Year
The Arizona State Board of Education voted to ask the legislature to require a minimum of 175 teaching days, rising by one day yearly to 180. About 30 of Arizona’s 600 districts offer fewer than 170 days, while Scottsdale has lengthened its year and runs summer classes at 18 elementary schools and 3 high schools starting September 7.
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Greek Premier Foes Fall as Center Union Dumps Novas
In Athens the Center Union caucus voted 142 to 29 to bring down Prime Minister George Athanassiadis Novas after King Constantine dismissed Papandreou. The move tightens the crisis, hints at a third force solution, with Stephen Stefanopoulos as a possible interim premier amid large anti-government demonstrations. More than 5,000 supporters greeted Papandreou at the party meeting.
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Paradise Valley Budget Hearing Postponed for Lacking Quorum
Town Manager Ken Williams reported only three council members attended the budget hearing for the 1965 66 fiscal year. The three were short of a quorum, delaying adoption of the $140 045 budget and rescheduling the meeting for August 10.
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