Powell Panel Faces Sharp Budget Slice
The House prepared to approve a budget cut exceeding 40 percent for Powell education and labor committee. A $148 000 reduction is noted amid broader political maneuvering. Republicans fear limited staff funds for the panel. Other items include atomic energy testimony, AMA mental hospital proposal, and transit labor protections.
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Washington
UPS
House
Adam Clayton Powell
Education and Labor Committee
Powell
Tance
Puerto Rico
New York
Senate House Atomic Energy Commission
Carl F. Romney
Air Force Technical Applications Center
Romney
American Medical Association
AMA
Senate Health
Kennedy
GOP
Frank T. Bow
Robio
GOP Task Force On Economy
Senate
Scottsdale Jaycees Back National Traffic Law Project
Scottsdale Junior Chamber of Commerce endorses a national Jaycee initiative to promote uniform traffic laws and signs. Erv Hanson, the Jaycee president, announced the endorsement this week while Patrick O'Brien was named state chair at the February Phoenix meeting. The project, sponsored by the Insurance Institute, aims to fund driver education in Arizona high schools via a $1 annual auto registration increase, with licensing restricted for drivers under 18 without completing the course.
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Scottsdale Junior Chamber of Commerce
Erv Hanson
Jaycee
Patrick O’brien
Scottsdale
Arizona
Births and Marriages Reported in Scottsdale Area
The Record Baptist of Scottsdale reports multiple births including girls for Burnett Buss and Shupert families and two boys for Foard Leonard. Good Samaritan notes two more births. Northwest lists twin girls for McConnaughy. Maricopa County issues marriage licenses to Francis Noel, Ellis McDaniel, and Martinez Aros.
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Baptist OF
Scottsdale
Jack Burnett
E. Plaza Ave
John Malcolm
E. Shoeman Lane
Edward Buss
E. Hubbell
James Foard
S. Daley Dr
Mesa
James Leonard
Paul Shupert
E. Roma
Donn Buxton
Maricopa County
John Edward Francis
Tempe
Susan June Noel
David M. Ellis
Clara M. McDaniel
Dolores Martinez
Olivia Aros
Slaying Counts Filed Against Man and Woman
In Phoenix two people face first degree murder charges from separate shootings. Mrs Mary Louise Curtis 39 is charged with two counts for the pistol slaying of her mother and a family friend. Royal Leonard 26 is charged with first degree murder and assault with a deadly weapon for killing his mother in law and wounding her daughter. Curtis recovering in hospital after a self inflicted wound following a Curtis home shooting that killed Lucy Johnson 69 of Chinook Montana and Max Jess 73 of Phoenix. Leonard charged in the fatal shootings of Mrs Thomas Barker 44 and her 8 year old daughter.
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Curtis Home
Lucy Johnson
Chinook
Mont
Max Jess
Phoenix
Leonard
Thomas Barker
Multiple Fire Calls Reported by Rural Fire Dept
Fire department units responded to three calls yesterday afternoon. A heater at Russell M. Peters 4760 N 75th Pl produced smoke. the unit was turned off with no damage. A roof fire from a malfunctioning air origin at Aubrey Wood 6927 E Thomas caused minor damage. A pile of newspapers at Villa Monterey Building led to minor damage.
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Russell M. Peters
N. 75Th Pl
Chuck Polchow
Aubrey Wood
E. Thomas
Villa Monterey
AWOL Father Jailed After 11 Years in Army Absence
Frank Borders 38 is jailed at Fort Sheridan after being sought 11 years for absence without leave. He was arrested at Northwest Paper Co. in Brainerd Minnesota, his wife and five children awaiting updates as the Army conducts an accelerated investigation.
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Brainerd, Minn
UPI
Frank Borders
Borders
Ft. Sheridan
Ill
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Northwest Pa
Zoning Change Sought for Two and Multi Family Areas
Attorney Carl Roe representing Paradise Valley builders asks zoning amendments to allow two and multiple family residential districts along Scottsdale Road. Petitions with 48 signatures were presented at last night’s meeting. Architect Charles Montooth seeks church plans for Ascension Lutheran on Mockingbird Lane noting the 161 foot spire requires a variance from the 100 foot limit.
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Carl Roe
Paradise Valley Planning and Zoning Commission
Roe
Scottsdale
Jim Fallis
S. J. Cooper
Scottsdale Road
Charles Montooth
Ascension Lutheran Church
Mockingbird Lane
Hummingbird
Meadowlark Lanes
Board of Adjustments
Scottsdale backs SB 230 for higher vehicle fees
Scottsdale and eight Valley cities push for Senate Bill 230 to raise motor vehicle registration fees with all increases returned to municipalities for street improvements. The measure would allocate funds by population, with detailed per-vehicle rates set for trucks and cars, and aims to boost annual street construction funding to at least 12 million dollars nationwide.
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Scottsdale
Arizona
Senate
Ken McDonald
John Wise
Avondale
Goodyear
Chandler
Glendale
Mesa
Phoenix
Tucson
Cuban Exiles Say Soviets Stage Daylight Troop Movements
Miami based Cuban refugees claim Russians stage troop withdrawals in daylight and return troops at night in Havana. Jose A. Farina among 98 new exiles aboard a Red Cross plane says he observed such activity. Most evacuees report severe shortages and hardship, contradicting a counterview by Dr Julian F Baldor of the Cuban Health Department who denies food shortages.
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Miami
UPI
United States
Cuba
Jose A. Farina
Red Cross
Farina
Havana
Julian F. Baldor
Baldor
Department of Health
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Jaycees
Douglas Blakely
N. 79Th Pt
Donald Cryan
E. Mulberry
Northwest
Miles McConnaughy
W. Sixth St
BY Ruben Limas
Preston Sherrod
68Th St
McDowell
Hot Point
Cassie Robinette
E. Lewis
Joseph P. Williams
E. Weldon
Billy Hayes
Granite Reef Rd
Clydesdale
Safeway Store
S. Scottsdale Rd
Per
Brainerd
Bradley
Brenda
Belinda
Bonnie
Baille Alaine
5Th Army
Adjutant General’s Department
U.S
Southwest Savings
Fashion Square
Ord
PRI
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Southwest T Savings
Sean Hy Allison
N. First Ave
N. Central
E. Thomas Road
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