Social Security hike approved by House for 29 million
The House voted 11 percent benefit increases for about 29 million retirees and disabled workers, widows and dependents. The first 7 percent comes in April, 4 percent in July, funded by raising the wage base to $13,200 and tax rate 5.85 percent. Upper income earners over $10,800 pay the extra, with maximum tax rising to $772.20.
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Purse snatchings hit two Scottsdale shopping centers
Police tied Thursday robberies at Fashion Square and Los Arcos to two earlier thefts this week. Det. Ronald Dean said the same car, stolen in Glendale and recovered in West Phoenix, was used in all four incidents. Victims Phyllis McAnally and Clara Courtney reported purse losses of 50 and 24 dollars.
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West Phoenix
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Phyllis McAnally
Scottsdale
Fashion Square
Goldwater’s
Clara Courtney
Los Arcos Shopping Center
Obituary of Cloud Wampler Former Carrier CEO and Art Collector
Cloud Wampler 78 longtime Carrier Corp executive died Wednesday at Stanford Medical Center in California. He led Carrier during a period of air conditioning industry expansion and served in Chicago finance before moving to Scottsdale. He supported Chinese art donations to Everson Museum and Syracuse University Art School. Survivors include two daughters a brother and six grandchildren. Memorial services will be held at Messinger Mortuary in Scottsdale. A memorial fund to Stanford Medical School is requested.
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Mohave School Plans Bicycle Rodeo For Safety
Mohave School will hold a bike rodeo Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon to teach bicycle safety with obstacle tests city block hand signals and street rules. About 500 students are expected to participate with prizes and gift certificates awarded for grades kindergarten through eighth. a Scottsdale police officer will supervise and safety checks will ensure proper reflectors lights and properly adjusted seats and handlebars.
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Muriel Krahn 78 Dies. Sc Villager Born in Calendar Ontario
Mrs Muriel E Krahn 78 a Calendar Ontario native who moved to Scottsdale eight years ago from Minneapolis died Thursday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital She was a member of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church and past president of the Catholic Women's Club in Glenellen Illinois Survivors include a son E Al Overend of Scottsdale a daughter Mrs Jerry Thompson of Burnsville Minnesota a brother eight grandchildren and one great grandchild Services and interment will be in Minneapolis with Messinger Mortuary handling local arrangements
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Glenellen
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Jerry Thompson
Burnsville
Minn
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E. Indian School Rd
Burglary Reported At Scottsdale Home For $5670 In Loss
Police investigated two separate break ins with losses totaling 5670 dollars. In the first at 2813 N 68th St a break between 6 45 am and 4 pm Thursday yielded rings worth 2000 and 800 plus a 500 coin collection. The second at 8602 E Orange Blossom saw golf clubs and jewelry stolen between 7 pm Wednesday and 7 30 am Thursday.
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Shaw
Clark to Run Against Javits in New York Senate Race
Ramsay Clark former U.S. attorney general told 600 at Vassar College he plans to run for the New York Senate seat now held by Jacob K Javits and said a formal announcement is forthcoming.
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Free textbooks bill heads to house committee
Legislation to provide free textbooks to high school students will be assigned to a house sub committee to determine economic feasibility. City council candidate Jerry Lewkowitz denies rumors he will drop out of the December general election.
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Paradise Valley Homeowners Told to Get Informed and Involved
PVHA members heard an appeal to become informed and participate in local traffic planning. Louis Lagomarsino of Johannessen and Girand Consulting Engineers described a Yuma traffic survey and urged citizen involvement, citing STEP as a model. PVHA president John V. Long was re elected and pledged a more politically viable association.
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