United Press Dispatches Veiled Vietnam Moves and Paris Economic Outlook
Reports from Paris indicate the Bank of France raised its discount rate to seven percent to curb inflation and reduce foreign trade deficits. In Washington a Justice Department task force will use civil rights laws to prosecute campus violence leadership. Goldwater supports extending a 10 percent tax surcharge while urging tax relief for low income families and potential wage and price controls if needed.
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Justice Department
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Louisville
Arizona
Sen
Barry
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Kentucky
Scottsdale Police vote on pension board and plan details
Members of the Scottsdale Police Department vote today and Saturday to choose two representatives for a new five member retirement system board. The board was created by the city council, with a resident mayoral appointee and two officers, while all sworn members are eligible to serve. The plan allows retirement after 25 years at 55 or 15 years at 62, with benefits up to 50 percent and Social Security adjustments after 62. The Arizona Supreme Court denied Scottsdale’s appeal on the Police Pension Act, leaving a shift from the former system where 65 was the retirement age.
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Scottsdale
Richard ‘ ‘Seidner
Pension Plan
Tims
Fire Co
Arizona
High’ Court
Ruse IE
Scottsdale works on two year pilot study for anti crime planning
Federal funding through the Anti Crime Act supports a two year pilot study to assess the need for planning and research in Arizona law enforcement. Chief Walter Aultman, longtime police training figure, directs the effort as part of the state Planning Agency. The program runs through next June and includes developing a police procedure manual for statewide use.
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Scottsdale
Walter Aultman
Phoenix College
Nemetz
Aultman
Office ‘of
Arizona
Daylight burglary in Scottsdale. nearly $10,000 in jewelry stolen
Police report a daylight break in at Dave Wigodsky's Arcadia area home on Scottsdale Road. Burglars forced an Arcadia door and fled with jewelry worth about $9,000 including three diamonds and watches, plus a typewriter and TV set. Detectives note a neighbor saw the door open around 2 p.m. and Wigodsky returned to find drawers torn and items missing. Other thefts reported include clothing from a car, cameras from a home, and silver dollars plus firearms from separate residences.
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Stottsdale
Arcadia
Dave ‘Wigodsky
Bert
Jady
Wigodsky
John Saydah
la Crescenta
Calif
James D. ‘Hamblin
E. Osborn
Hamblin
Fredrick T. Stalzer
E. Almeria
Ar‘thur
Burkhardt
Granada
Jane D. Gale
2Nd St
Pakistani School Boss Plans Long Move To Lahore
Fogle and his family relocate to Lahore Pakistan city of about one million once called the London of the East He leads a school with 358 students from kindergarten to twelfth grade and a staff of 25 including two doctorate degrees seven masters six native Pakistanis five Englishmen one Canadian and one Spaniard The American hired through International Schools interviewed for Argentina Peru Colombia and Pakistan and chose Pakistan for climate and work reasons before teaching in Panama and California
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Pelnelsa
Lahore
Pakistan
London
Fogle
Poceved
Argentina
Peru
Columbia
Scottsdale condemnation suits seek no appeal on landowner payout
Attorney Jay Dushoff advised City Attorney Richard Filler that no appeal should be filed regarding the Superior Court ruling awarding 21 450 more than the city offered to six Scottsdale landowners. The city had offered 125 800 for parcels on a 10 acre site with six percent interest and costs. The consolidation of six suits into one trial saved substantial attorney fees, though one remaining suit for 40 parcels on the 10 acre site continues.
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Scottsdale
Jay Dushoff
Richard Filler
Superior
Dushoff
Hinton Ave
Taxing Bars and Liquor Under City Vote Push
Phoenix liquor and cigarette taxes look set for a voter decision as the Stop-Taxation Association circulates petitions to force a ballot on new levies by the Phoenix City Council. Officials say signatures are readily attainable, with tax hikes touching bars restaurants and alcohol.
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UPI
Phoenicians
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