Deficit may hit 24 billion says Fowler and Ford
Treasury Secretary Fowler warned the 1968 deficit could reach 24 billion due to Vietnam costs and tax shortfalls while seeking a permanent debt limit of 365 billion. House Ways and Means heard that the current temporary cap of 336 billion expires soon as talks on a 6 percent income tax surcharge proceed.
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City to review 4.9 million budget with no tax hike
The city council will study the tentative 1967-68 budget of 4.9 million dollars with no tax rate change. City Manager Bill Donaldson says the increase over last year includes 200,000 for employee pay raises and 405,000 for capital improvements such as streets, parks, lights, hydrants, and a new fire station. Copies will be made for a June 6 public hearing where taxpayers may object to budget items.
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Supreme Court Sets Safeguards for Juvenile Courts Nationwide
The court, in a 7-2 decision originating in Arizona, requires juveniles to receive adult-grade protections. Parents must know charges, counsel must be appointed if needed, and confessions must avoid self-incrimination. Gerald Gault, 16, was committed in 1964 for lewd phone calls, prompting the ACLU suit via Paul and Marjorie Gault. The ruling revises state procedures and orders reexamination consistent with today’s standards.
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Mumbaugh given life term in Tempe stabbing case
David Mumbaugh a 19 year old Tempe youth received life in prison for the September killing of Dana Bernstein a 20 year old ASU student in Tempe. Superior Court Judge George Sterling imposed the sentence on the first degree murder charge after a brief nonjury trial. The defense argued Miranda rights issues but all motions were denied. Lawyers planned an appeal to the Arizona Supreme Court.
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China Warns Britain Over Hong Kong Riots Amid Military Threats
The text reports Beijing demanding surrender from British authorities in Hong Kong amid rioting and threats of grave consequences. It cites Peking warnings tied to the Vietnam War context and alleges British collusion with US capitalists, with broadcasts denouncing Britain and America.
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Beer Cooler Fire-Burglary At Scottsdale High School Garage
Burglars raided the Scottsdale High School bus garage on 210 E Indian School and stole carbon dioxide fire extinguishers. The devices were later found with beer cans in a nearby ballfield, suggesting the gas was used to chill beer.
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City Council Looks to Approve Budget Assessments and Upgrades
Tuesday agenda includes approving 81700 to settle funds for Navajo and Co copah School areas. If no protests, assessments pass and council orders actions. Bid awards anticipated for asphalt coating of residential assets with Slurry heal Co. low bid 28702. other bids 36228 and Rob ert H Adams W167. Police car purchases: four sedans. lowest bid 9202 from Paradise Word. Madison Chevrolet bid 0641.
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Gunman robs man at home for $50 in cash
Indian Sehoal reports a suspect forced entry to a residence last night and robbed the resident of $50 in cash and change. The intruder, described as a Caucasian male about 25, 5 feet 7 inches, wearing a light hat and blue coat, fled after the crime.
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Sehoal
Bomb scare evacuates Mountain Shadows and five Webb hotels
A $75,000 extortion note prompted evacuations at Mountain Shadows Resort and five Webb properties in Nevada and California. A bomb was found at the Sahara Las Vegas, with similar threats targeting Phoenix and Lake Tahoe locations. No explosives were found after room-by-room searches. guests returned to rooms.
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Monday in the News United Press International
A brief recap titled Monday in the News by United Press International presents a concise summary of major stories, political developments, and notable events as reported in the latest edition. The item signals a digest format common to wire service roundups.
Kennedy Round seals world tariff cuts at Geneva talks
Geneva negotiators reached a package of world wide tariff reductions after nine days of bargaining. A communique announcing the talks’ successful conclusion is being prepared for release later today.
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Jury Deadlock in Schmid Murder Trial Stalls Revisions
In Tucson, jury selection for the Charles Schmid murder trial stalls as defense attorney PF Sae Bailey of Boston asks to reintroduce 18 jurors chosen last week. Judge Richard N. Royston will rule later on the motion. In Phoenix, the Arizona Corporation Commission sets May 20 for a rate case meeting involving Arizona Public Service Company. In Tucson, Kenneth C. Cardella, 35, is appointed to the State Senate seat of the late Thomas Beaham by Pima County supervisors, a surprise move not in the prior four-name list.
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