Kindergarten bill goes to governor for signature
In Phoenix the kindergarten funding bill moves to the governor after a 29 0 Senate vote and 48 6 House passage. It requires districts to offer kindergartens with some districts exempting temporarily. Scottsdale already runs a program and now receives state funds. The measure targets poorer districts with about 300 per student aid and predicts future tax implications if districts cannot fund expansions.
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UPI
Senate
Cloves ‘Campbell
Scottsdale
Jim Cooper
Mesa
Ruth Adams
House Appropriations Committee
House
Sonny Biles
Moreno
Blwood Bradford
Yuma
Pool tragedies claim two young lives at Baptist Hospital
A one year old boy revived for over 24 hours at Baptist Hospital died Friday afternoon. A second youth, John Howard 3, died at Baptist Hospital this morning after a pool accident Friday night. Howard was pulled from a neighborhood pool at 6:40 p.m. and treated with mouth to mouth and chest compressions. The Kim infant was revived after five hours of medical work Friday and died over a day later.
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Baptist’ Hospital
Baptist Hospital
Richard Kim
Young Soo Kim
N. 81St Way
John
Howard
Melton W. Howard
Windsor
Kim
Ynishap
Oae
Private fire rules eyed for Rural Fire Department in Arizona
Arizona Corporation Commission hearings set for March 19 on proposed private fire service regulations affecting Rural Fire Department. Rules cover financial responsibility insurance training and state safety compliance for Scottsdale Paradise Valley Green Valley and Yuma County services. Proposals require equipment within 10 driving miles and 20 miles between stations. dispatch changes affect staffing and response. The June 4 discussion drops a fee cap provision limiting charges to non-subscribers.
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Gordon Robbin
Progress
Arizona Corporation’ Commission
Scottsdale
Paradise Valley
Maricopa County
Green Valley
Yuma County
Lou Witzeman
ICU Fights Life Battle for Poor Drowning Victims
Progress staff writer details the ICU efforts at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital to save Richard Kim and John Howard after pool drownings. Dr Currin explains life-sustaining measures, differences in adult and child care, fresh water drowning risks, and the critical need for immediate mouth-to-mouth resuscitation to prevent death.
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Larry Ross
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Richard Kim
Young Soo Kim
N. Bist Way
John Howard
Windsor
John F. Currin
SBH
Richard
John
Currin
Icu
Dr. Aes
Water district proposed for CAP water in Arizona
The Arizona Water Commission schedules a June 8 public hearing to create a water conservancy district to contract CAP water. Maricopa Pinal and Pima counties back the district, while nine individuals and the Serra Club opposed at a Pima County hearing. The district would mediate between CAP water users and the U S Interior Department.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona Water Commission
Maricopa
Pinal
Siérra Club
Pima ‘County ‘Board
Steiner
Tucson
Conservancy District
CAP Water Users
U.S. Interior Department
Patriot's March for Victory draws 2500 in Vietnam
In McIntire march in Columbia police report 2500 participants led by radio preacher Carl McIntire. Marchers heard calls to stand up for honor and decency and victory for America.
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Aset of
Columbia
Vietnam
Carl McIntire
U.S. Blamed Over Dollar Crisis In Europe
In Brussels Germany and France accuse the United States of allowing the dollar to falter. West Germany urges fellow Common Market members to drop support for the dollar to curb the crisis.
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U.S
Brussels
Germany
France
Weather forecast notes clear tonight and mild Sunday
The report shows cloudiness to start with a sunshine theme, a possible shower late evening, and cooler tonight with a warmer Sunday. High today near 80, low tonight in the upper 50s, Sunday’s high in the lower 80s.
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Terri
Zoo
Schroyer
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