Governor Cantro Defends CAP Costs in Western Reclamation Effort
Governor Raul Cantro described the CAP plan as economically beneficial with a cost ratio of 181 to 1 for Arizona and others, while backing Ft. McDowell Indian support and Indian representation. He warned some projects may be dogs but argued CAP funds are justified amid ecological concerns.
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Weather outlook: mid 60s today and upper 60s Friday
Mostly sunny today with breezy periods Friday and continued cool pattern. Highs reach mid 60s today and upper 60s Friday, with overnight lows around 40 at the airport.
Review of paperback texts proposed by Scottadale School District
The Scottadale School District considers adopting procedures to review paperbacks used in courses including a foundation set for over half of a course. Dr. Philip Gates says up to 8,000 titles could be reviewed. Affected items include books students bring to class. A March 15 board vote is planned.
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City Seeks Police Liability Insurance Renewal
The city’s police liability policy expires Saturday with no renewal found. City officials report American Home Insurance will not renew and no other company will insure the department. Internal coverage will handle claims for now while staff pursue market options and consider a catastrophe coverage plan.
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Arizona Senate approves Medicaid repeal 17 to 18 vote
The Arizona Senate votes 17 to 18 to repeal Medicaid funding and sends the measure to the governor. A potential veto and court battle loom if funds are not provided, with lawmakers facing possible contempt and court orders to implement programs.
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FBI Studies Oswald Letter to Dallas Millionaire
The FBI confirms receipt of a letter believed written by Lee Harvey Oswald to a Dallas millionaire two weeks before Kennedy's assassination. A spokesman said the letter is being investigated and declined to discuss findings, noting it was obtained recently.
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Congress moves to approve $50 checks for millions
Both chambers edge toward votes on spring stimulus. The Senate plans a seven month program totaling up to 17.5 billion dollars with tax cuts and direct spending. A House vote could follow on 50 dollar rebates for individuals.
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Cadets die in Italian air force crash near Pisa
An Italian air force CIS0 transport plane carrying 38 naval cadets and six crewmen crashed in the mountains north of Pisa killing all aboard. The cadets were first year trainees at the Leghorn Naval Academy on their initial flight after leaving San Giusto Airport.
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Senate adopts resolution on Emigration for Soviet Jews
The Senate adopts a resolution urging action after reports of beating imprisonment and harassment of Soviet Jews and other minorities seeking emigration visas. The measure calls on authorities to address rights abuses and facilitate visas for those affected.
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