Property Tax Proposal Moves Through Legislature
A bipartisan compromise bill reworking Arizona's property tax structure is set for introduction early next week on the 50th day of the session. The plan creates a department of appraisals, freezes current assessments for the year, and proposes specific assessment percentages with a $1.5 million appropriation, while the tax commission remains as a board of equalization.
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Stable Studio and Gallery Opens Monday in City
Stable Gallery debuts with a one man show by F Douglas Greenbowe at 7610 E McDonald Rd. Avis Read hosts opening alongside her new gallery exhibition of Greenbowe water colors. Show runs through March 17 with daily hours 10 to 5 and Sunday 2 to 5. The venue is a converted stable by Mrs Read and friends.
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Crossword Puzzle Clue List
A numbered list of crossword clues covering across and down entries with various hints and word lengths. Clues include highest point walk canine mountain lake rip Dutch town near arrow still indefinite article snit of Italian currency possessive pronoun smoke and og Brazilian estuary soak European capital small valley parent colloquial wipes out chief symbol for calcium makes lace felony writing fluid partner birds beaks slave large bundle compass point room in harem loud noise sun god church bench liquid n many garbled entries and misc clues for a traditional crossword grid.
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Clues and solutions compile a concise reference from the puzzle section. Includes linked terms such as aware, fruit drink, puff up, Greek letter, man's, conjunction, printer's measure, Spanish, wine cup article, female, river in Italy and distribution note by United Feature Syndicate.
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Fannin Names Study Panel To Seek APS SRP Solution
Governor Paul Fannin unveiled a 15 member study panel to resolve the dispute between Arizona Public Service and Salt River Project. The committee includes Walter Bimson and John H. Armer among other Phoenix and statewide business leaders. Debates over taxing SRP on power revenues accompany the effort as two House measures push taxation.
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APS
Paul Fannin
Prescott
Jack Williams
KOY
R.J. Ellis
Ted Decker
Scottsdale
Henry Haupt
Arizona Public Service
Salt River Project
Arizona House
Foster Returns To Washington On Nuclear Test Ban Talks
William C. Foster, chief U S disarmament negotiator, flew to Washington to report to President Kennedy on stalled Geneva talks. He said the Soviets would not negotiate beyond numbers and would not accept on-site inspections beyond three.
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Acid Murderer Gets Life Term
A 12 jurors panel in San Jose sentenced Dr Geza de Kaplany to life imprisonment for the acid torture murder of his ex showgirl bride after about 20 hours of deliberation. The jury called him a sick man at present and rejected the death penalty option.
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Raymond G. Callaghan
Richard K. Nelson
Burglary at Merreway Homes Tract Model Home Reported
John Turner sales manager for Merreway Homes at Hayden and Latham reported a break in and burglary last night. Missing bedspreads table lamps and pictures from the walls valued at 320 dollars. David Tapley reported an unlocked bicycle stolen from his home yesterday. An abandoned fire extinguisher found at Earl's Market was turned in for safekeeping. Rural Fire Department had two calls with one for a fence on fire and the other for a nonhazardous fire upgrade.
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Robert J. Mantel
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E. Cambridge
Ida M. Barnes
E. Pinchot
Two Scottsdale Births Reported by Baptist Hospital
Baptist Hospital of Scottsdale reports a boy born March 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jordan at 8502 E Cambridge and a girl born March 2 to Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hatten at 6743 E Palm Lane.
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Balloon's Mars Telescope Scans Make Space History
A tandem balloon with a 36 inch telescope reached the edge of space for Mars observations, landing near Pulaski Tennessee after two infrared scans. Princeton scientists called the mission a success as ground crews and NCAA spokespersons tracked the flight from Palestine Texas and Huntsville Alabama.
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Rights groups pledge action in Mississippi voting drive
Wiley Branton says NAACP SCLC CORE will pool resources to make LeFlore County a democracy testing ground after the shooting of Jimmy Travis a 20 year old voter registration worker. The campaign will immediately target registering every qualified Negro as federal protection is sought from Kennedy and the FBI investigates the incident.
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Atlanta
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Bob Moses
Greenville
Miss
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Snow blanketing New England and Midwest areas
Heavy snows covered much of the region from Indiana to New England with up to foot levels in parts. Central Maine saw eight inches, Albany six, Rochester four, and Indiana towns up to ten inches. Downpours in Honolulu and widespread winter storms strained services and roads. A 35 mile per hour speed limit was set on parts of the Pennsylvania Turnpike. The Weather Bureau forecast relief from the cold snap.
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Cleveland
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New York
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Red China Defends Just Wars in Peking Broadcast
An English Peking radio quoted Red Flag as arguing no true peace while capitalism remains and criticized Western peace talk as drivel. The broadcast cited Lenin, downgraded Stalin on nuclear weapons, and challenged Khrushchev, praising selective antiwar stance.
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AEA President Denies Tax Reduction Claim
Mrs. Pauline Harrington of Tucson, head of the Arizona Education Association, denies saying the common school fund cut the property tax rate by 25 cents. She says income from all state lands could allow a reduction about 25 cents per $100 valuation below the level it would have been.
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Pauline Harrington
Tucson
Arizona Education Association
Arizona
Jack DeBolske
League of Arizona
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