Democrats push 75 percent state funding for schools plan
Arizona House Democrats back a school financing bill to be debated in a special session. The plan seeks 75 percent state aid of local district costs, raises 125 million from taxes including premiums, corporate income, sales tax loopholes, and real estate transfers. It aims to equalize funding while preserving local district control.
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Phoenix
UPI
House
Craig Davids
Davids
Rebels tighten grip on Phnom Penh as clashes rage
Guerrillas clash with government troops on three fronts around Phnom Penh as Khmer Rouge overrun Kompong Tuol and close highways into the capital. Col. Am Rong says forces try to prevent rebel crossing and near-term advance toward the city amid supply by river into Pochentong airport.
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Cambodia
Phnom Penh
UPI
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Am Rong
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Vihear Suor
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Bat Deng
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Sinatra sued for beating in fracas over wife
Salt Lake City businessman Frank J. Weinstock filed a $2.5 million suit in Los Angeles against Frank Sinatra and two associates alleging they beat him during a dispute involving Sinatra's wife.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Salt Lake City
Frank J. Weinstock
Frank Sinatra
Mohave School Carnival Promises Family Fun Night
The Mohave School hosts a Friday 5 30 to 9 30 p m carnival with a spaghetti supper 1 for adults 50 cents for children 12 and under. Events include pony rides hay rides cake walk spook house and more as families join in.
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Mohave
Mopta
PTA
Donations Sought for 20-30 Garage Sale in Scottsdale
Scottsdale Active 20-30 Club seeks usable household items for their annual garage sale on Oct. 20 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Proceeds aid the Scottsdale Boys Club and 20-30 Club activities for underprivileged boys. Furnishings appliances and usable items are welcome not clothing. Pickups scheduled next weekend and Oct. 13. For info contact Charles Atkinson.
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Scottsdale
Ed Voss
E. Camelback Rd
Charles Atkinson
Cocopah Elementary Jamboree Dinner Dance Tickets On Sale
The Cocopah Elementary School Teacher-Parent Organization sells tickets for a jamboree on October 12 at Bud Brown's Barn 909 East Northern. The event features a happy hour cowboy steak dinner and dancing with tickets ten dollars each through TPO members.
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Cocopah
Bud Brown
E. Northern
Cheese eater to challenge spaghetti record in side-by-side cut-off
John Lombino a 20 year old California hairdresser and world cheese eating record holder announces plans to assault the spaghetti eating record. He targets at least 2.2 pounds in one hour against Tom Cresci of San Diego who held 2.1 pounds in two hours. Lombino cites past feats including 16 ounces of cheddar in 4 minutes 30 seconds and a prune eating record of 266 prunes in 40 minutes.
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Los Angeles
UPI
John Lombino
Tom Cresci
San Diego
Lombino
Alhambra
Calif
Doctors urged to avoid St. Josephs Hospital
Members of the Maricopa County Medical Society were urged to use facilities other than St. Josephs Hospital when possible. Dr. William Crisp said the resolution was not a boycott and some cases require the hospital for the Arizona Heart Institute and Barrows Neurological Institute. He added doctors feel unwelcome and that society members lack voice in hospital policy.
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Arizona Heart Institute
Barrows Neurological Institute
Crisp
Medical Society
Catholic Hospital
China blasts big two at United Nations
Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Chiao Kuan-hua denounced the United States and the Soviet Union in a U.N. speech calling the two superpowers locked in a fierce scramble for world domination. He said the world faces great disorder and warned against dependence on UN resolutions to solve the Middle East crisis.
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United Nations
UPI
China
Soviet Union
United States
U.N
Chiao Kuan-hua
Chile
Africa
Asia
Latin America
Chiao
Middle East
Supai Yavapai Apache Fathers Breakfast at Supai School
Supai fathers are invited to a free breakfast with staff on Wednesday Oct 17 from 7 to 8 am in the Supai Cafeteria. Guest speaker expected is Dr William Randall district superintendent. Apache parents receive Parent Orientation tonight and Thursday with grade meet ups and a PTA meeting. Yavapai holds first pep rally. football beat Paiute while girls volleyball lost. Student photos Friday at Apache. preschool photos available. Football and volleyball games scheduled around 4:30 pm with Tonalea Paiute Loloma Oct 11 16 18. Yavapai elects new Student Council officers led by President David Barney and others. All students weighed measured eye tests completed except two classes. Volunteers urged to help. contact the school office.
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Supai
William Randall
New District
Tonalea
Paiute
Tonto
Loloma
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