Arizona Legislature Faces Critical Week With Bills Hanging
The Arizona State Legislature enters a pivotal week as many bills await action. While housekeeping moves like reorganizing the Corporation Commission and creating a fire marshal office progress, key funding and program bills linger. Priority items include education disability funds, kidney care programs, rural emergency facilities, university building appropriations, a mentally retarded facility, emission controls, and tax reform. outcomes will shape voter questions in the fall.
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Arizona
Corporation Commission
David Kret
Phoenix plans two new citizen planning committees
The City of Phoenix will start two more local citizens planning committees after success with a yearlong pilot. The panels will engage residents and public officials to discuss neighborhood needs, land use, and future plans, with potential cross border talks involving Paradise Valley and nearby Scottsdale.
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Paradise Valley
Scottsdale
Democratic Leaders Embrace Antiwar Orthodoxy Amid Vietnam Polls
In Washington the top House Democrats reversed course and endorsed an antiwar stance after polling showed rising public anger over North Vietnam's offensive and support for Nixon's war policy. Albert and Boggs shifted to back a measure condemning the Communist invasion and bombing without naming North Vietnam.
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House
North Vietnam
Nixon
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
U.S
Vietnam
Albert
Boggs
Peace Democrats
Albert Boggs
House Democrats
Senate
Albert Sindlinger
South
Mr. Nixon
Sindlinger
Pentagon
James J. Delaney
New York
Daniel J. Flood
Pennsylvania
Eligio
Holifield
Los Angeles Times
White House
Spiro T. Agnew
Congressional
Democratic Party
Scottsdale School Superintendents Tenure Noted In Mailbag
A Scottsdale reader mocks the district for frequent superintendent changes and proposes contests on leadership tenure and school reforms. The letter cites Dr. Gabriel Reuben's rehiring by the board and bristles at reading programs and referendum timing.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix
Washington
Saguaro
Coronado
Gabriel Reuben
Canadiens players aid rescue amid hotel fire on fourth floor
Montreal Canadiens members helped rescue people from a fourth floor ledge during a Friday hotel blaze. The incident was reported by the Columbia Missourian and underscores athlete involvement in emergency response.
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Columbia
Missourian
Our Man Hoppe Inside on the IPP caper
Arthur Hoppe recounts a spoofed saga of IPP executives plotting a San Diego convention deal with a $400,000 bribe, a fake memo, and a bungled Washington lobbyist ruse, amid GOP convention shifts and political investigations.
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San Diego
Miami Beach
IPP
Gallery McFagin
Justice Department
Manworm Pecksniff
White House
Air Force One
McFagin
Pecksniff
San Clemente
Dotty Whiskers
Washington
Whiskers
Andy Jackerson
Dotty
Jackerson
Fort Worth backs recycled newsprint program study
City officials study curbside weekly collection of bundled newspapers to recycle newsprint. Public Works Director Jack Graham may propose the plan, citing environmental benefits and landfill space savings seen in Madison Wisconsin and Hempstead New York where programs cover costs through sale to reprocessors.
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City Public Works
Jack Graham
Madison
Wis
Star- Telegram
Louis Hudson
Hempstead
N.Y
Star-Telegram
Texas
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