Court ruling may end Castro Medicaid fight
Phoenix Gov. Raul Castro says he will drop his push for Medicaid if the Arizona Supreme Court rules against a petition by counties. He expects a favorable ruling by July 15 and would call a special session to fund the program if he wins. If the court rules unfavorably, the issue would die.
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Phoenix
Raul Castro
State Supreme Court
Castro
John J. Rhodes
Rariz
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Arizona
Rhodes
HEW
Joseph Califano
Arizona Supreme Court
High Court
Scottsdale approves 27 million budget and dial-a-ride plan
Scottsdale city council approved a 27 million budget for 1977 78 after a public hearing with one speaker. The council also backed a dial-a-ride transit system with support from about 30 seniors transported by Red Cross. Tax increases include property tax 1.25 to 1.50 per 100, sewer 2.50 to 3.50 monthly, water up about 20 percent, and liquor license fee hikes. The youth and adult services program was eliminated to save funds. A two year grant with Urban Mass Transportation is authorized, and a second dial-a-ride area south of Osborn to Scottsdale Road may connect to bus routes.
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Red Cross
Masa Transportation AE Aesra
Frames Reifer
Mas
Agesete Ghvoerminor Ghee
Peeposeld
Osborn Road
Scottsdale Road
Mohave Pueblo Cheerleaders Named For Fall 1977-78
Mohave High School selects 15 cheerleaders for 1977-78 with alternates listed. Upcoming Scottsdale Girls Club activities include a Phoenix Police Department visit, Girls Club Night vs Phoenix Heat on June 22, KTAR studios tours on June 15-16, ice skating at Oceanside on June 29-30, and tours to Rainbo Baking Co and the State Capitol July 6-7. A new professional music instructor will lead rhythm band and singing groups. junior ensembles Looney Tunes and Merry Melodies will perform.
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Scottsdale Girls Club
E. Rose Lane
Phoenix Police Department
Phoenix Heat
el Paso-Juarez Sol
Big Surf
Ktar-Tv
Arizona
Oceanside Ice Arena
Tempe
Rainbo Baking Co
State Capitol
State Museum
New Tower
Governor’s Office
Rhodes Wins ACU Statesman Award for Public Service
U S Representative John J. Rhodes of Arizona received the American Conservation Union statesman award for outstanding public service. The ACU cited his leadership on fiscal responsibility taxation and national defense and noted an 87 percent conservative rating on the issues index.
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American Conservation Union
ACU
U.S
John J. Rhodes
R-Ariz
Rhodes
Warner to speak on Arizona education at District 28 meeting
State Superintendent Carolyn Warner will address federal state and local agencies concerning Arizona education at a Thursday District 28 Democrats meeting. The program begins at 7 30 p m at City Hall Kiva and will be preceded by a business session.
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Carolyn Warner
Arizona
City Hall
Kiva
Warner
Hatch Act repeal gains union backing
Allen Siemens of the Arizona Post Office Mail Handlers Local 920 defends repealing the Hatch Act, arguing federal and postal workers should have First Amendment rights to political activity. He stresses no one seeks to weaken prohibitions on political pressure on federal employees.
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Federal
Allen Siemens
Arizona Post Office
Slemons
Coronado High Honors List Reflects Wide Range of Awards
Coronado High School recognized students across departments at a recent honors assembly. Notable awards went to Christelle Levasseur Debbie Beshaw Ellen Rissi for French and Theresa Kulongowski Brent Leathers Terry Mendoza for Spanish, and Clark Morrison for National Merit and other honors.
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Coronado High School
Schoo
Christelle Levasseur
Debbie Beshaw
Ellen Rissi
Theresa Kulongowski
Brent Leathers
Terry Mendoza
David McDaniel
Mark Balazs
Janet Suris
Terri Yeager
Mark Leathers
Bausch and
Lomb
Karen Smith
Clark Morrison
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Lizzie Dickie
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Lisa Holman
Kristin Johnson
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Bridgett Mitchell
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Cheryl van Wagenen
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Laurie Slatin
Parasne Republican Women's Club
Mike Comey
Scottsdale Lion’s Club
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Jan Jepson
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Charlie Rossi
Linda McCoy
University of Arizona
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Arizona State University
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Brian Peach
Brad Anderson
Kevin Sherman
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Elizabeth Churchfield
Shelli Hendricks
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Kay Kirby
Coleen O'Neill
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