Dard defends state serving Arizonans amid reform debate
Governor Sam Goddard argues state government is on the threshold of revitalization and reorganizing to better serve residents. He disputed Tucson’s Mark Keane who claimed government growth makes municipalities more influential. The piece notes fiscal reform legislation this year and broader policy aims.
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Beating hearings set for two youths in Moore case
Lawyers secured separate preliminary hearings for Antone Korinek aged 24 and Dennis Doughty aged 21 of Phoenix on manslaughter beatings of Walter Moore dated April 18. Judge Harold Holcomb ordered the Korinek hearing first and Doughty to follow, with judgment on two other defendants pending after today’s sessions.
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Summit shift sparks East Bloc tension over July meeting
Diplomatic sources say friction in the Communist bloc forces moving the July summit from Bucharest to another East European capital, likely Warsaw, amid Russo Romanian strains and Brezhnev’s secret talks. Chou En-lai’s arrival is uncertain as Moscow seeks to preserve cohesion in Warsaw and Comecon alliances.
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Administration backs national water commission study for Colorado plan
Interior official Kenneth Holum says a national water commission should study diversions from the Columbia to the Colorado River. The move aims to delay water transfer studies while supporting two Colorado projects and delaying Bridge Canyon dam construction pending commission review.
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Texas seeks water from Pacific Northwest project in congress request
Texas officials urged Congress to include Texas in a multi billion dollar plan to pump water from the Pacific Northwest into the Colorado River. They cited urgent west Texas needs and proposed sourcing from Missouri Mississippi or Columbia rivers within 15 years. Weather outlook calls for sunny skies with highs near 85 to 87 and a low around 55.
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Two Principals to Be Shuffled in Local District
J J Connors said the school board will consider reassigning two principals. George Sessions moves from Supai to Hohokamm to fill a vacancy, while Reuben Kiser becomes Supai principal. Kachina will appoint Sessions. Kiser vacates Kachina, which remains unfilled. Sessions previously taught at Tavan School 1955 60. Kiser arrived in Scottsdale Schools 1952 and moved to Kachina in 1955.
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McNamara Predicts Long Viet Nam War Fight Ahead
Defense Secretary McNamara told the Senate the Viet Nam conflict will be prolonged as Communists intensify operations. He cited land control losses, high Viet Cong discipline, and high desertions in the South Vietnamese army, while noting no call up of reserves this year and a dip in Viet Cong rural support.
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Flake Seeks Re election to State House District 8 C
Sam Flake of Scottsdale announces bid for reelection as State Representative from District 8 C. A native of Arizona, the 55 year old served on the Agriculture and Irrigation, Fish and Game and Natural Resources committees in the 27th Legislature. He sponsored a bill to let high schools issue purchased textbooks to pupils and has held multiple civic roles.
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200 Hunt Sniper Holds Pennsylvania Girl captive in Shade Gap
In Shade Gap Pennsylvania a search by 200 armed men pressed through Tuscarora Mountain for Peggy Ann Brodnick a brown haired blue eyed teen seized on a dirt road near her isolated home. Police believe the kidnapper the mad sniper active since 1964 may be responsible for past attacks in the area. A slip of clothing was found but not identified as the missing girl. Peggy was taken near her home as her siblings watched in fear.
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