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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1977
Page
2
The House and Senate agree on raising Social Security taxes but clash on 1980s burden shares. A conference committee must decide tax increases, 50 50 payroll split, and top earnings subject to tax, with figures showing worker tops rising from 965 to as high as 2407 by 1987 and employer tops from 965 to over 5325 under the Senate plan.
The jury in the Don Bolles car bomb murder case works on its fifth day of deliberations. Defendants Max Dunlap, 48, and James Robison, 55, face first degree murder and conspiracy charges as tentative plans call for a full day of deliberations today and a partial day Sunday if needed.
A Tucson psychiatrist testified that Michael Cagle was legally insane at the time of his alleged May 20 murder of his wife Jamie Lynn Cagle. Another Tucson psychiatrist disputed the diagnosis, saying Cagle did not meet Arizona legal standards of insanity at the time.
Greyhound Lines and the Amalgamated Transit Union extend the pre November 1 labor contract on a day to day basis with 24 hour notice. The extension lasts until the strike vote tally on November 18 and ballots are being mailed to members.
Phoenix AP report says Gov Wesley Bolin's no-growth mandate could scrap mental retardation care improvements. DES official Brian Lensink says an extra 3.5 million dollars is being sought to upgrade services for the mentally retarded.
Jewelry valued at 35000 was stolen from a Scottsdale residence Friday night. Suspects pried open an Arcadia door at Clyde W. Sissman’s home and removed the pieces between 645 and 840 PM, police said. No pieces identified.
President Carter plans to delay his overseas visit until energy policy work in Congress ends, likely after mid December. The White House declined to confirm the postponement. In Paris, Giscard d Estaing was told Carter would not visit on November 29, with no new date set.
Arizona utilities blocked the State Corporation Commission from considering a document accusing utilities of inflating fuel costs with accounting tricks. The Environmental Action Foundation of Washington published the document, presented at a hearing on halting monthly electric rate adjustments tied to generator fuel cost fluctuations. Thomas Rogers, SCC staff special counsel, faced objections from Tucson Gas & Electric Citizens Utilities and Arizona Public Service Co.
A solar energy fair with demonstrations and displays runs 10 am to 3 pm Monday through Friday at Phoenix College 1202 W Thomas Rd. The Arcosanti Foundation presents a 2 pm slide show on arcology. Experts speak daily. sponsors include Phoenix College Associated Students Sunbow Food Co op Gentle Strength Co op Desert Harvest Food Co op and Arizonans For Safe Energy.
A schedule of public meetings includes Camelback Hospital Scottsdale satellite facility hearing at 7 p.m. November 8 at 5055 N. 34th St Phoenix. Scottsdale School Board 7 30 p.m. at Education Center 3811 N. 44th St Phoenix. City Council 8 p.m. at Scottsdale Center for the Arts. Planning Commission 8 p.m. City Hall kiva. Airport Commission 7 p.m. November 9 7500 E. Butherus Drive Suite K. Paradise Valley Town Council 7 30 p.m. November 10 Town Hall 6401 E Lincoln Dr.
Salt River Indian Community church, Salt River Assembly of God, a 20 by 40 foot wood frame building, was destroyed by fire Friday night. Officials said nearby trash burning may have started the blaze. The church was valued at 3,500 dollars. Six Rural Metro fire units responded after 6 30 p m.
A discussion on preventing child molestation led by Sgt. Dale Samuels of the Scottsdale Police Department will be held at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Pueblo School cafeteria. The program follows three reported local cases in the past month.
Arizona labor leader Darwin Aycock warned lawmakers that the State AFL-CIO would spend every dollar to oppose amendments to the workers compensation law. Employer groups argued rates rise and the law needs revision while advocates pointed to benefits and vocational rehabilitation. hearings continued as the subcommittee weighs proposed changes.
Denis William R. Schulz who has indicated his candidacy for governor is the scheduled guest speaker for Legislative District 28 Democrats. The 7 30 p m meeting will be at City Hall kiva 3939 Civic Center Plaza. Schulz owner of a Valley apartments chain will discuss his gubernatorial race philosophies with audience questions and public invitation.
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