Reagan gains New York delegates in shift after Michigan
An AP survey shows Reagan may win more of New York's 154 convention votes if he defeats Ford in Michigan. Of 154 delegates, 66 are uncommitted, 45 lean Ford, 23 back Reagan, and 9 back Rockefeller. NY GOP leaders note Reagan gains as Michigan outcome nears.
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New York
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Michigan
Associated Press
Reagan
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Innes
New York City
Rockefeller
Richard Rosenbaum
Jacob K. Javits
City to provide 1.3 million for employee pensions
Scottsdale plans a 1.3 million dollar city contribution to employee retirement benefits for the next fiscal year. Social Security payments total 550,970 with 269,779 for police retirement and 475,259 for non public safety employees under two state programs.
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Scottsdale
James A. Jenkins
Finance Department
Jenkins
Scottsdale school pension funds cost taxpayers over three million
Taxpayers fund pension benefits for Scottsdale School District staff. Total this year tops 3 million with 2.425 million for certified employees split with county taxes and 626 thousand for classified employees. Classified costs rise about eight percent in the final budget projection.
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Scottsdale
Jack Kearney
Kearney
Maricopa County
Holman Seeks Second Term in Arizona House Seat
Rep. Cal Holman R Paradise Valley announced plans to run again for the Arizona House of Representatives. He represents District 24 spanning Northwest Scottsdale Paradise Valley Sun City and the northern Maricopa County line.
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Holman
Cal Holman
Paradise Valley
Arizona
House of Representatives
Scottsdale
Sun City
Maricopa County
Holman outlines district outreach amid weather and policy
Holman announced his plan to engage all 51 precincts this summer while reiterating calls for responsive legislators. He cited prior work on animal welfare at racetracks and school immunization, aircraft registration, and historic vehicles.
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Holman
Scottsdale Road to Undergo Deep Trench Storm Drain
City begins a 60 inch storm drain trench on Scottsdale Road from Indian School to Osborn. Traffic will divert to outer lanes with one lane open each direction and left turns restricted where work occurs. Construction moves north from Osborn, with on site dirt storage to speed completion. Easement granted for sidewalk in front of Scottsdale Auto Lease as city negotiates more easements and tackles parking issues.
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Scottsdale Road
Indiana School Road
Osborn Road
Scottsdale Auto Lease
Scottsdale Rd
Hands on learning for handicapped students at Ingleside School
In Scottsdale the Ingleside educably mentally handicapped program serves about 70 students age 8 to 15 with one teacher per 15 students. Activities include raising chickens and cooking to teach math and life skills. A May 30 to June 6 ranch trip in the White Mountains offers hands on experiences beyond Phoenix.
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Scottsdale
Ingleside School
White Mountains
Reta Colburn
Colburn
Phoenix
Ingleside
Soloma
Fence Fails to Foil Thief on South Side Lot
Tucson man Robert R. Gutierrez reported the loss of a dozen toilets five bathtubs plumbing fixtures and 100 feet of fencing from a south side vacant lot after a six foot chainlink fence proved ineffective.
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Tucson
Robert R. Gutierrez
Today in the News From Associated Press Wires
A digest of AP wires covers political, economic, and cultural developments. Key items include policy debates, market updates, and notable international events shaping daily headlines.
Brinks Thefts Suspect Shot Dead in Montreal Garage
Police killed John Slanvey, 38, during an attempted questioning about a $2.8 million Brink's armored truck robbery in Montreal six weeks earlier. Slanvey allegedly brandished a .38 revolver when a detective ordered him to stop his car in an apartment garage at about 3:30 a.m.
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Montreal
Brink’s
John Slanvey
Stanvey
Ford Campaigns by Train in Michigan Weather
President Ford tours Michigan by presidential train amid wet conditions delivering a report he has done a good job and deserves another term. Voters in key cities hear his message as the campaign swing continues across the state.
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Ford
Michigan
Levi weighs Boston desegregation case at Supreme Court
A Justice Department spokesman said U S Attorney General Edward H Levi is weighing whether to back opponents of Boston’s court ordered desegregation plan in a friend of the court brief. He would support the Boston Home and School Association, a parents group opposing busing.
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Washington
Justice Department
U.S. Atty
Edward H. Levi
Boston
U.S. Supreme Court
Robert Havel
New York Times
Levi
Boston Home and School Association
Amin urges all-out campaign against white South Africa
Ugandan President Idi Amin called on African nationalist movements to launch an immediate guerrilla campaign against white-ruled South Africa. He said such attacks would pressure Pretoria to end its support for white-ruled Rhodesia and its control of Namibia.
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Kampala
Uganda
Idi Amin
South Africa
Uganda Radio
Rhodesia
Namibia
South-West Africa
Amin
Rockefeller urges rebuilding Western naval power to counter Soviet growth
Rockefeller addressing a U.S. Bicentennial event urged Western allies to rebuild naval power amid growing Soviet naval strength in ships submarines missiles and technology. He warned the world faces a challenge from the expanded Soviet navy and urged a strong allied response.
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A. Rockefeller
U.S
Soviet Union
Rockefeller
Japanese envoy heads to New York over Lockheed bribe scandal
Japanese special envoy Shizuo Saito travels to New York to meet U.N. Secretary General Kurt Waldheim about corporate bribes. He has met with Henry Kissinger and Elliot Richardson to discuss the Lockheed scheme involving Japanese officials and the risk to Prime Minister Takeo Miki.
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Shizuo Saito
New York
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Saito
Henry A. Kissinger
Commerce
Elliot Richardson
Lockheed
Takdo Miki
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