House Senate panel eases arms ban on Turkey and Chile
A House Senate conference committee removed a ban on five army aid to Turkey and Chile, replacing it with good faith language tied to Cyprus negotiations. Ford warned of a veto, while Eagleton criticized the weakened amendment and the broader aid bill remains under debate amid continued funding talks.
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McGrath hearing waived in Scottsdale gun assault case
Preliminary hearing for Michael Joseph McGrath 20 of 7319 E Diamond St on an assault with a deadly weapon charge was waived in Scottsdale Justice Court. He now faces arraignment in Superior Court after a delayed Sept 23 postponement. Victims Delton Waite II and Don Taylor reported three shots fired from a car outside Circle K after an argument.
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Jensen appeal studied in Phoenix murder case
The Arizona State Supreme Court studied the appeal of Shawn Jensen a 26 year old Phoenix man sentenced to life for the 1973 slayings of James Burgoyne 19 and Kathy Roger 17 in Scottsdale Jensen claimed the trial judge failed to inform the jury of insanity acquittal consequences while the state argued no error Defense contends Jensen suffered a flashback reaction misinterpreting teenagers as enemies during the shooting and the jury was misled by the possible outcomes of temporary insanity verdict.
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Weather Watch Snow and Freeze Hit East and Midwest
Snow coated parts of the lower Great Lakes and northern Appalachians as an early cold front drove record lows across the Midwest and East. A 103 degree heat record was set in Phoenix on Wednesday, while Ohio faced a record freeze ending the corn and soybean season.
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Storm system leaves Arizona with light rainfall
A fast moving storm was forecast to bring little rain across Arizona with heavy rain limited to Mohave County where a flash flood watch was in effect. Radar showed thundershowers from near Tucson to Flagstaff and the Grand Canyon, but 24 hour rainfall was light overall. Flagstaff reported .11 inch and Payson .10 inch, with Scottsdale at .04 inch.
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Students urge MCCCD chief resignation over SCC flight
Scottsdale Community College student leaders demand the district president resign over a $3,000 airplane trip for a Pasadena City College game. The flight carries 45 people though bus travel would cost about $1,877, sparking charges of extravagance and board influence.
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Politicians Debate Inflation Tax Relief and Budgets
In Phoenix Raul Castro urges annual tax schedule adjustment for inflation arguing higher taxes follow income gains. Republican rival Williams pledges tighter budgets and opposes new taxes next year. Other figures advise environmental planning and federal action on narcotics, including Pat Brown and Bruce Babbitt addressing fundraisers and enforcement.
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