Arizona auto theft bill eyes felony status for joyriding
The Arizona Auto-Theft Investigation Association pushes House Bill 2129 to make auto theft a felony and to expand penalties. The measure would shift cases from city courts to justice and then superior courts, with felonies carrying at least two years and misdemeanors up to one year. Scottsdale police note the goal is to curb hardened criminals using stolen cars for burglaries or transporting stolen goods.
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Scottsdale
House
Mac Carvahio
State House
Tucson
Carvahio
Senate
Transportation Committee
Carvallo
Justice Courts
Dale Samuels
Mexico
Samuels
Scottsdale District sees sharp rises in capital outlay and transport
A report by the Arizona Tax Research Association shows Scottsdale High School district led state in capital outlay and transportation growth from 1973-74 to 1974-75. Capital outlay jumped 218.4 percent to 1.6 million, and transportation rose 341.1 percent to about 531 thousand, due to building Chaparral High School and a new bus mandate.
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Arizona Tax Research Association
Association
Jack Kearney
Chaparral High School
Scottsdale Elementary
Kearney
Cherokee School
Paradise Valley
Shadow Mountain
Fountain Hills
Kentucky Upsets Indiana In NCAA Regional Thriller
In Dayton Kentucky Wildcats toppled Indiana Hoosiers 92 to 0, ending No. 1 ranked Indiana's 31 game win streak this season. Wildcats stun Hoosiers in Mideast regional action.
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Dayton
Ohio
Kentucky Wildcats
Indiana
Hoosiers
Krueger Co. Plans 10 Percent Workforce Cut
W. A. Krueger Co with offices in Scottsdale says a drop in orders and cancellations forces a company wide reduction of about 10 percent in staff. The Phoenix Scottsdale area employs over 150, with 1,700 U.S. workers total. The exact local headcount is not yet finalized.
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W. A. Krueger Co
Scottsdale
Arizona Highways Magazine
Richard Seal
Krueger
U.S
Seal
Phoenix
Fatal Hoax After Dummy Lays in Road
Police investigated a prank on 82nd Street after Gerald Freitag found a lifeless body in the road. He moved the dummy to the roadside and waited for officers. The victim was later identified as a practice prop used by teenagers.
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82Nd Street
Gerald Freitag
E. Mulberry
Freitag
Scottsdale High Schools To Offer Sixth Subject Amid Budget Strain
Scottsdale five high schools plan optional classes for 1975-76 but budget cuts threaten expansion. District official Philip Gates says scheduling will hinge on students’ five required subjects, with about 47 percent taking a sixth subject this year. Potential cuts could remove 12 high school teachers, forcing cross-school transfers and tighter course offerings.
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Scottsdale
Philip Gates
Gates
Scottsdale High
Jerry Eckman
Chaparral
Saguaro
Plutonium shipments report at Kennedy Airport
Three Congressmen claim plutonium oxide shipments are moving through Kennedy Airport. Rep. Les Aspin says two 200 pound consignments have arrived and a further 100 pounds is to arrive later this year, raising cancer and hijacking risks.
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New York
Kennedy Airport
Les Aspin
D-Wis
Syria Criticizes Unilateral Steps for Peace
Damascus accuses unilateral acts of undermining Middle East peace efforts. Foreign Minister Abdel Halim Khaddam, returning from Havana, says such moves will only worsen the situation after attending meetings of the coordinating office of the nonaligned nations.
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Abdel Halim Maddam
Middle East
Khaddam
Havana
Coordination Office
Group of Nations
Church denies wiretap use in excommunication cases
Salt Lake City report says the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints rejected any use of illegal recordings in excommunication proceedings after a Justice Department warning. The church asserts it has not engaged in wiretapping.
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Salt Lake City
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Justice Department
Pacemakers recall upgraded to emergency status
The Food and Drug Administration has escalated the recall of electronic heart pacemakers implanted in about 50 patients nationwide to emergency status.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Two Builders Die As Wall Collapses In Downtown Los Angeles
In downtown Los Angeles a wall of a building under demolition collapsed on a salvage crew. Two men were killed and two others injured. one hurt worker was rushed to California Hospital in critical condition.
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Los Angeles
California Hospital
Weekend Weather Outlook With Dust and Rain Chance
The forecast calls for mostly high clouds today with a slight shower chance this evening. Gusty southwest winds 20 to 30 mph may cause blowing dust. Sunday looks mostly sunny and cooler with highs in the upper 60s and mid 70s today. Low tonight around the mid 40s and rain chances rise to 20 percent this evening before near zero Sunday.
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