Stillman calls party labels useless for electors and elections
Scottsdale businessman Guy Stillman, long involved as Arizona Democratic national committeeman, quits the party and argues party labels hinder responsiveness and fund raising. He favors nonpartisan elections, unicameral legislatures, and independent presidential electors, doubting a viable third party.
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Scottsdale
Guy Stillman
Democratic Party
Stillman
Arizona
Maricopa County
Nebraska
Washington
Barry Goldwater
Pleasant guy robs north Phoenix bank of over $1300
Detectives say a man described as extremely pleasant and neatly dressed robbed a First Federal Savings branch in north Phoenix after returning minutes later. He demanded money, produced a pistol, and fled with slightly more than $1,300 from two tellers.
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Phoenix
UPI
North Side
First Federal Savings
Cliff Shugart
Hayden Williams
Shugart
Trash bag fee hike approved by Phoenix council
Phoenix city council, after five votes, approved raising trash bag costs from 3 to 4 dollars including a six month trial for moving city sales from fire stations to libraries. Council members Lewkowitz and Weeks urged abolition or transfer to Jaycees citing library burden and losses. Supporters defend city bags as cheaper and cleaner for streets and alleys.
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Phoenix
UPI
Jerry Lewkowitz
Jim Weeks
Jaycees
Pat McMahon Roasted by Phoenix Press Club for Scholarship
Entertainment figure Pat McMahon will be the Phoenix Press Club’s first celebrity roast hosted Saturday to benefit the club’s scholarship fund. Roastmaster Rep. Sam Steger leads a 6:30 p.m. cocktails and 7:30 p.m. steak dinner at SunBurst Hotel Scottsdale with notable media figures and performers. Tickets are 12.50 and reservations are via the club.
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Pat McMahon
Phoenix Press Club
Sam
Steger
SunBurst Hotel
N. Scottsdale Rd
McMahon
Jim Evans
Kpho-Tv
Wallace and Ladmo
Gerald
Aunt Maude
Captain Super
Bill Heywood
KOY
Diane Kalas
Bill Stull
Ktar-Tv
Paul Dean
The
Arizona Republic
Valley
Tony Evans
Bill McReynolds
Tom Sherlock
Wallace and
Ladmie
Mike Stevens
Peggy Minafee
Energy costs and the flow of funds in APS operations
The text explains how electricity and natural gas payments fund many participants from employees to investors. It notes payroll costs around 10.4 percent, property taxes rising by 8 million dollars, debt financing with bond issues, depreciation and amortization for equipment replacement, and reinvested earnings after dividends to fund new facilities for customers.
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APS
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Penn Central
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Lockheed
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Goldwater
House of Representatives
FBI
Sam Steiger
John Cantan
John Rhodes
Morris Udall
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Ford
Rhodes
Udall
Conlan
Steiger
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Weeks
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Federal Power Commission
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