Kret Demands School Finance Promises Honored
UPI report says Senator David Kret accuses the Legislature of failing to aid school districts while considering a ban on budget election increases. He cites a House bill to bar districts from exceeding the 6 percent budget increase. Senate leaders vow tax relief measures and a long term funding plan, with a select committee to study a $40 million infusion and a possible special session for school finance reform.
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UPI
David Kret
Kret
Senate
Sandra O’connor
Bute
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Tucson
Jacquin
Legal fund discussed for Higgins amid student strike
Chaparral High School student leader says about 100 youths held an all day strike Friday to protest the dismissal of social studies teacher Edward Higgins for insubordination. They consider raising funds to pay legal fees after saying all legal avenues were ignored. Charges stem from two unsanctioned activities.
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Phoenix man given life term in baby death house fire
Joe Minnefield 25 was sentenced in Phoenix on first degree murder and related counts after a firebombing that killed a baby girl last August. He received life in prison plus concurrent terms totaling decades for arson aggravated battery and assault with a deadly weapon.
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Phoenix
UPI
Joe Minnefield
Superior Court
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Doctor to inform Bar about acupuncture art
William A. McGarey M D will present Acupuncture in Medical Practice at the Maricopa County Bar Association lunch meeting. The talk occurs at the Lawyers Club of Phoenix Security Building 234 N Central with McGarey, president of the Phoenix Acupuncture Association chapter, detailing his international training and writings on acupuncture.
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Nixon voids Gray's offer on bugging files
Congressional sources say the Nixon administration halted acting FBI Director L Patrick Gray's plan to let all senators read interviews memos and field reports in the Watergate file. Only a select group of senators and two lawyers will view raw FBI files, with aides excluded.
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UPI
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L. Patrick Gray
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Sam J. Ervin
D-N.c
Howard H. Baker
R-Tenn
GOP
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Ervin
Baker
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Judiciary Committee
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D-Miss
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R-Neb
Kleindienst
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World money system crisis eased by tentative plan
The United States and 13 rich non Communist nations agreed on temporary measures to stabilize the dollar after a 17 day global shutdown. The plan allows the dollar to float with other currencies and commits U S to resume supportive actions to curb excessive dollar price rises while pursuing a permanent monetary system to replace Bretton Woods.
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ARIS
UPI
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
George P. Shultz
Washington
Bretton Woods
City Councilman recalls rising prices in Scottsdale
Councilman Heinz Hink recalls a decade of price increases after buying a captain's chair for $7.50. He returned the chair for reglueing as arms and back loosened, and faced a $10 bill for the glue job.
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Scottsdale
Dr. Hink
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