Maricopa County Flood Control Bond Proposed
Voters in Maricopa County will decide on a mammoth flood control bond to fund land, dams, and canals for Wickenburg Maryvale and Scottsdale Indian Bend Wash. The plan calls for 22.7 million county funds and 93 million federal dollars with jobs and county tax relief, plus potential park development along the Indian Bend Wash. Opponents cite a tax increase, but supporters argue wide safeguards and economic benefits.
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Maricopa” County
GOP Leaders Seek New Ideas From Lincoln Center Brain Bank
Republicans in Congress hire Lincoln Research Center to draft a 371 page survey of problems and opportunities for the GOP and nation. The study by Richard Peet outlines a plan to close the issue gap, create a permanent creative research council, and use public listening posts to connect with voters.
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York
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Lincoln Research Center
Washington
Congress
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Richard €. Peet
House Judiciary Committee
Creative Research Council
Flowers bloom as Scottsdale welcomes spring beauty
The article notes winter easing into spring with blooming flowers along Scottsdale Road. African daisies planted around palm trees by the Kiwanis Club brighten the town, beautify the streets, and attract visitors, contributing to a pleasant community environment.
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Johnson limits Vietnam war escalation strategy
President Johnson curbs planned escalation in Vietnam amid fears of Chinese or Russian involvement. He aims for a slow rate of growth in U S commitment while preparing a major East Room address to defend policy and seek public support.
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Russia
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Ho Chi Minh
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East Room
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Arizona homeowners burdened by flood control tax proposal
In a mailbag letter a resident argues Arizona homeowners already pay high taxes while land speculation thrives. They claim undeveloped land is assessed far below market value and contend flood control bonds would mainly benefit adjacent landowners as property values rise. The writer urges a vote against the bond on Tuesday.
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County Board of Supervisors
Barry Goldwater Q and A by William L Raby CPA
A CPA named William L Raby answers questions about tax implications for an osteopath who practices in Illinois and spends winters in Arizona. He describes a 1965 payment of 4000 dollars to a newly formed entity and discusses tax treatment and deductions relevant to the case.
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Illinois
Arizona
Humphrey and Foreign Aid Amid Political Turmoil
The piece critiques Vice President Humphrey for using charm to win support abroad and warns that personal poise does not replace policy. It notes White House pressure on aid commitments, Senate objections, and questions the risks to U.S. prestige and foreign aid costs.
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Johnson
Far East
White House
Hill
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. William Fulbright
David’e. Bell
Bell
Mets Pay City For Private Use Of Stadium Property
A privately owned money making enterprise seeks influence over city owned property at Shea Stadium, asserting authority over what can be done with public assets while paying the city $440 in a dispute that implicates board investigations and municipal control.
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Shea Stadium
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