Arizona lawmakers push through payless overtime session
In Phoenix, Arizona legislators enter the second week of a payless overtime session with much legislation pending. Proposals cover tax equalization, welfare, state and county pay raises, and water. Senate and House leaders urge action on must items, with joint conferences likely. The House approved 17 measures while a $2 million junior college funding bill moved in the Senate.
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Hospital district meeting to discuss Tempe area care
A public information meeting tonight at Arcadia High School will outline plans for a regional Class A hospital serving Tempe and Scottsdale. John C. Pritzlaff Jr leads the volunteer group and says the project could be funded without taxpayer cost by leasing to a nonprofit group. The effort requires about 5,000 signatures from voters who own property to place the issue on the ballot.
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Stocks Mixed In Slow Start In New York
UPI reports a mixed stock market opening in New York with few issues moving a point or more. Chemicals and steels advanced slightly while autos held steady and most oil shares stayed in a fractional range.
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Weather snapshot 24 hour temperatures and precipitation
United Press International reports the 24 hour period ending 4 am with temperature highs and lows and rainfall totals across regions. Data include brief regional summaries and notable deviations from normal levels.
War Truce Near as Algerian Crisis Ends
The Evian settlement faces malapproval yet a cease-fire signed by French officials and Algerian rebels goes into effect at noon today. The accord ends years of conflict that cost France over 15 billion dollars and claimed tens of thousands of lives, with Algerians poised to seek an independent Moslem‑ruled nation. Newsrooms welcomed the outcome but OAS extremists vow continued fighting across Algeria.
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Bond issue critique cited in charter campaign
The article voices opposition to the charter by citing a $1,400,000 city sewage plant bond that was never built and a $4,000 resale job described as nonfunctional. It accuses the council of ignoring records and past performance ahead of an upcoming election.
Mark Cockrill at Center of City Campaign Controversy
In the final campaign week mayoral hopeful Mark Cockrill faces scrutiny over his pledge to defer to four Scottsdale investment firms before naming his mayoral choice. He also backs four Schrader ticket council candidates, while Charter Government Committee head Dick Searles condemns reliance on investment-syndicate influence.
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Algerian Cease-Fire Terms Outlined by French
UPI reports a French government summary detailing Algeria cease-fire conditions. Provisions include immediate halt to all combat and POW releases within 20 days, an interim French-administered period, a 12 member provisional executive, a referendum on Algeria’s future, continued French citizenship for current Algerian French citizens, and language and schooling provisions with protections for rights and pensions.
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Zoning Hearing Gets Third City Council Airing
Scottsdale city council debates rezoning to allow a new and used car facility on land at Executive House and Safari Hotel despite previous denials by Para dise Motors president Gray Madison Sr. Other requests include several county rural to commercial conversions around Granite Reef Indian School Thomas Orange and Monte Vista with appointments to the Board of Adjustments and Civil Service expected.
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Youth questioned after Glenn taunting incident near church
The youth told investigators Glenn was taunted by a boy who threw a beer can toward a yard where the astronaut and his daughter stood. The teen recalled a chant about Friendship 7 as the capsule splashed into the Atlantic after the recent spaceflight.
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Rain expected as southwest winds bring moisture to Arizona
A few showers were forecast in parts of Arizona as moisture from a offshore system in Southern California moved into the state. The forecast called for showers in the mountains of the north this afternoon and widely scattered activity tonight and Tuesday with mild temperatures and sunny skies prevailing over the weekend.
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Three Men Held In Slaying Of Resnick
UPI reports three men in custody in Phoenix for the slaying of retired Albany jeweler S. Resnick. A fourth suspect was being held in Texas for transfer. Resnick allegedly tried to hire killers for his own murder offering up to 10 000 dollars. Family seeks investigation into withholding information about those offers.
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Fannin vetoes bill changing county supervisor vacancies
Gov. Paul Fannin vetoed SB 24 which would place vacancy filling in the hands of the two remaining supervisors instead of the clerk. He cited existing process since 1959 and said no proven need to alter it.
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Chapel Permit Granted Here By Green Acres Gardens
Green Acres Memorial Gardens at 401 N Hayden Rd received a building permit for a chapel costing $35,000. The inspector approved a service station permit to B A Willmath at 8673 E McDowell Rd. Other permits include Scottsdale Country Estates for a $11,000 residence on N Sand St and Villa Monterey at 945 N 76th Pl for a residence valued at $14,000. Scottsdale Estates at 8701 E Palo Verde received permits for three residences totaling $21,000.
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Arizona Toll Rises to 96 in Weekend Traffic Deaths
UPI reports Arizona's traffic toll reached 96 after four highway deaths over the weekend, 16 more than last year. Victims include Miguel Soto Lara, 20, of Clifton, who died in a high speed rollover near Clifton, and Addie Burke, 20, of Duncan, killed in a one car crash near Bowie. Sam Kalb, 88, of Tucson, died after being struck by a car in Tucson. Mike Bartholomew, a former ASU football star, died from injuries in a one car crash near Miami last week.
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Pony League Parents Meeting At Coronado High School
Optimist Pony League organizers call all parents and interested persons to a 7 30 pm meeting in Room 119 at Coronado High School to discuss league activities and participation.
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Steam Urns Cleaned This Week
Specials this week at U J Appliance Service offer steam urn cleaning for 2.50 with free pick up and delivery. Located at 2623 N in Chicago. Call 704 945-6974 for details.
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