Williams warns tax open door for schools policy
Arizona Governor Jack Williams warns against a tax plan that could invite future unrestrained increases in school district levies. He cites past education taxes and rising district taxes while urging a review of government services versus education spending. He notes Arizona ranks fourth in per pupil education spending nationally.
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Jack Williams
Arizona
Education bills flailed by Carillo in Arizona House
Rep. Tony Carrillo D Pima criticised the House education bill listing four flaws including unequal aid distribution mechanisms and penalties on districts receiving federal funds He warned that a simple petition could trigger elections to boost operating budgets noting low voter turnout this year He defended educators lobbying rights.
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UPI
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D-Pima
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Carrillo
Fog and Rain Hit Scottsdale With Road Closures
The Scottsdale area faced fog in the morning and heavy rain at night. Over a week, more than an inch of rain fell, flooding low-lying areas. Police reported three road closures from midnight to six am on Shea Boulevard, Hayden Road, and Indian Bend Road. Temperature reached 68 degrees with a 47 degree low.
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Cyprus crisis ends as Greece Turkey reach accord
In Athens informed sources say Greece and Turkey reached a Cyprus settlement with formal approval pending Makarios. Turkish jets flew over Cyprus as talks continued with U S envoy Vance and NATO figures expressing optimism while troop withdrawal terms and disarmament plans remained key hurdles.
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Marvel Cigarette Demand Drops Despite Low Tar Rating
The Marvel brand, labeled by the FTC as having the lowest tar and nicotine, remains a slow seller in Scottsdale and the valley. Ponca Wholesale Merchants Co. reports Marvel sales at about 45 cartons per 30 days, though they say orders have risen to around a case monthly since the FTC report. Only one in five Scottsdale drug stores carries Marvels, and stock is currently out but due for a new shipment within a week.
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Goodwin
Scottsdale Drug Stores
Weather outlook: cooler, windy and rising clouds
A cooler day ahead with fair skies then increasing clouds tonight. Tomorrow turns windy in the afternoon with a high near 65 after a morning near 35. Today’s high around 62 with tonight’s low near 35.
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Controversy Over School Sex Education Sparks Board Meeting
Scottsdale Board of Education debated adding sex and venereal disease education to the curriculum, with PTA backing and strong views from clergy and educators. The proposal was referred to a health textbook committee, which will meet after the state approves textbooks.
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Scottsdale
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Educators oppose tax relief plans in Arizona public schools
Progress City editors report educators campaign against spending controls as Arizona lawmakers push two tax relief plans. Legislators argue more funds do not guarantee better education and urge efficiency. 220 million in property taxes last year supported by 221 districts. Public relations battle follows.
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Progress City
Arizona
White House denies rift between LBJ and McNamara
The White House says reports of a rift between President Johnson and Secretary of Defense McNamara are false calling them nonsense. The World Bank nomination of McNamara was confirmed yesterday. The article also notes a House Ways and Means Committee hearing on a year tax increase and October cost of living uptick driven by car prices clothing and medical services.
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Railroads denounced Arizona tax plan as inequitable
State lawmakers move to place railroads in the highest tax category. Raymond Marks of Southern Pacific said the measure would raise railroad assessments compared with competing carriers. In Flagstaff, the north country is snow covered with 4 inches in McNary, 2 in Payson and Show Low, 1 in Grand Canyon as storms slide through the region.
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Scottsdale Students to Hear Phoenix Symphony Concerts
Scottsdale elementary pupils will attend three Coronado High School concerts by the Phoenix Symphony under a state enrichment program funded by the US Education Act. Concerts start at 9:30, 10:20 and 11:10 a.m. featuring Introductory pieces and selections highlighting orchestra sections.
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Mesa Public School System
Burglary Nets $350 At North 66th Street Home
Scotts dale police said burglars entered the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Touraine at 4508 N. 66th St. yesterday, ransacked the home and took about $350 in cash and valuables. Entry was gained by pulling loose a screen door safety catch between 8 30 am and 7 43 pm.
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66Th St
Scottsdale
Touraines
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