Ford to veto 4 billion military aid bill
President Ford plans to veto a 4 billion dollar military aid bill for a 15 month period ending September. Rep. Morgan plans a two year package totaling about 7 billion dollars. The measure would restrict arms sales and limit Ford's trade powers with North Vietnam if missing Americans are accounted for.
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Scottsdale housing push eyes $35,000 homes with mixed lots
Builders urge city to zone 7,000 and 8,000 square foot lots and allow competition to lower prices. They praise planning staff but warn that one-acre zoning blocks moderate homes as councils seek a Northeast Scottsdale plan. Competition and varied lot sizes are seen as keys to affordable housing.
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Scottsdale
Sis Loeweing
City Council
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Richard Mettler
Home _ Builders Association of
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Shea Boulevard
A. Wayne Smith
Ellis Suggs
Herb Drinkwater
Drinkwater
von Dix
Arizona fibered hydro plan eyed for 1700 megawatts
Utilities study a federal plan to supply Arizona with 1700 MW of hydroelectric power from two proposed lines bringing power from Oregon to Arizona and Nevada. The U S Bureau of Reclamation set an August 1 deadline to file letters of interest.
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Northwest
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Salt River
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APS
Palo Verde
SRP
Robert Bartel
Arizona Corporation Commission
Scottsdale Special Ed Funds Set At 22 Million For Next Year
Scottsdale School District officials react to a House and Senate panel agreement that allocates 22 million dollars for state special education programs next year. District officials note the cut from their 30 million hoped for and outline factors shaping actual district share.
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House
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Thomas Poppelreiter
Don Strang
Strang
Hearing Slated On City Budget In Scottsdale
A balanced 23.3 million dollar Scottsdale budget, keeping the current tax rate of 1.25 per 100 and all fees, will be presented at a public hearing at the start of the 8 p.m. City Council meeting at City Hall. The plan keeps or slightly increases city services and outlines tentative adoption May 11 and final approval June 1 with tax rate set June 8.
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Udall Endorsed by Senator Hart for Democratic Nomination
Senator Hart of Michigan endorses Rep. Morris Udall of Arizona for the Democratic presidential nomination. Hart praised Udall as the best fit for the party and urged support in the campaign.
Pritzlaff Seeks Re-Election to Arizona Senate District 24
Incumbent Republican State Senator John C. Pritzlaff announces his bid for re-election to the Arizona Senate from District 24. A Milwaukee native and Princeton graduate, he has held key roles in the House and now serves on the Senate Appropriations and Health and Welfare committees. He previously chaired the House Appropriations Committee and led malpractice legislation efforts. He is chairman of Phoenix Capital Corp and president of Rockmount Management Corp, a development and investment firm.
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