Carter stands firm on CAP cut amid congressional doubts
President Carter told a congressional delegation he will stick to his plan to cut funds for 19 water projects in 16 states, including California's Auburn Dam and the Central Arizona Project, pending reviews set for April 15. Some lawmakers expect reinstatement, while Goldwater criticizes Cabinet ignorance on CAP and urges water need awareness.
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Tonalea dancers join Tonalea chorus for school program
Young troupers from Tonalea School performed during a Los Arcos Mall demonstration as part of a week long Music in our Schools program. The fifth grade group was joined by Tonalea’s seventh and eighth grade chorus for performances. Scottsdale High School Bell Ringers will give a Friday 11 a.m. concert and Pima School third graders at 12 45 p m will close the week’s events.
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Scottsdale Council Wavers on Expensive Sports Complex
Scottsdale leaders express serious second thoughts about financing and locating a new multipurpose stadium complex. The Chicago Cubs spring training issue remains linked to upgrades at Scottsdale Stadium and Eldorado Park, with a bond plan and hotel tax opposed by local business groups.
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Cubs threaten to leave Scottsdale if training upgrades fail
The Chicago Cubs warn Scottsdale officials they will search for a new spring training site if an April 5 agreement on upgraded facilities is not reached. E.R. Saltwell lists extensive needs including locker rooms, trainer rooms, whirlpools, batting tunnels, mounds, offices, and press facilities. Mayor Jenkins calls the proposal a “real first-class facility” but notes the time limit as negotiations continue.
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Scottsdale teachers Face possible nonrenewals. district unsure
About 200 Scottsdale School District teachers were notified their contracts may not be renewed next year. Dr. Norman White expects most, if not all, to be rehired, though funding and negotiations with the Scottsdale Federation of Teachers could affect staffing. Notifications include 92 first-year, 50 second-year and 59 third-year teachers.
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Moore Surrenders After Carter Call at Warrensville City Hall
Cory Moore, armed with only a President Carter good luck wish, surrendered in Warrensville Heights Ohio two days after his two day stand at City Hall. He is jailed awaiting probable indictment on kidnapping charges. Secret Service monitored the Carter call.
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Carter
Cory Moore
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UFW and Teamsters Near Split Rights Agreement
Cesar Chavez led United Farm Workers and Frank Fitzsimmons of the Teamsters prepared to announce a plan to share organizing rights in California farms. The move follows years of labor strife and occasional violence in the state as unions shift influence.
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Senate OKs Warnke as negotiator for arms talks
The Senate confirms Paul C. Warnke 58 to 40 as Carter’s negotiator for nuclear arms reductions with the Soviets. The vote stops short of a two thirds majority for treaty ratification, signaling strict Senate scrutiny of any new SALT agreement.
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Arizona House backs repeal attempt on auto emissions tests
The Arizona House tentatively approved a repeal of the mandatory auto emissions testing program as an amendment to a boat-permit bill, 29-24. Speaker Frank Kelley delayed final approval while signaling ongoing interest. Senate repeal efforts have already failed.
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Larry Bahill
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Windy with warmup this week across region
A high wind warning remains in effect with gusts up to 50 mph. Today will be mostly sunny and colder with highs in the high 60s. Friday brings sun, a breezier feel and highs in the low 70s. Lows tonight reach the low 40s at the airport and near freezing in the coldest valleys.
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