Court weighs constitutionality of military crime provision
The Supreme Court agreed to hear arguments on the Uniform Code of Military Justice rule forbidding disorders and conduct bringing discredit to the armed forces. It concerns two prosecutions over Vietnam War protests, with lower courts ruling the clause vague. The term also involved requests over Richmond school desegregation and obscenity rulings.
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Washington
Howard B. Levy
Vietnam
Mark Avrech
Richmond
Virginia
Court reviews funding cuts in highways education and pollution
The court refused to reconsider a ruling on forcing a newspaper to stop listing sex preferences in help wanted ads and refused to hear an appeal over a store paying female sales staff less than men in specific circumstances. The bench agreed to rule on whether welfare to striking workers interferes with collective bargaining freedom.
Robbery charge leads to two arrests in Tempe area
Scottsdale police stopped a car matching a robbery description and aided by a sheriff’s detective team two men, Charles Henry and Prentice Trimble, were arrested on robbery charges. They allegedly robbed a massage parlor customer of 120 dollars Sunday evening outside Tempe. Trimble stopped at 77th and McKinley. Henry arrested at his home early Monday. A second man in the car was not arrested.
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Scottsdale
Tempe
Sheriff’s Office
Charles Henry
E. Culver St
Prentice Trimble
Phoenix
Sheriff's
Trimble
Henry
Gordon Gartner
77Th and
McKinley Streets
Jeffrey Trapp
Richard Reed
Sheriff's Department
Tucson faces district wide busing over racial balance
Dr. Thomas Lee, superintendent of Tucson School District No. 1, says HEW seeks district wide busing to achieve racial balance. Expanded charges may lead to a court ordered plan costing 1.76 million dollars for 88 new buses and nearly 1 million yearly in operating expenses. 38 of 94 schools already exceed 33 percent minority enrollment.
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Tucson
UPI
Thomas Lee
Lee
Holladay
Spring
No federal tax increase expected this year
Roy L. Ash of the Nixon administration says there will be no federal income tax rise if Congress keeps spending down. He notes that tax appetite has grown from one fifth to about one third of the GNP and supports California’s proposed tax cap to curb state revenue.
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Los Angeles
Ash
Melvin Laird
GNP
Ronald Reagan
California
Astrological Forecast for Wednesday October 10 1973
General guidance urges embracing new approaches and finishing unfinished projects. Each sign receives a tailored tip from Aires to Pisces on advancing plans, improving finances, and choosing constructive action. Readers are advised to stay alert and pursue practical, beneficial changes.
Betty Carnes To Lead Smoking Forum On KMCR Radio
Betty Carnes of Scottsdale will join a 30 minute State Capitol Forum on KMCR 91.5 fm airing Wednesday at 7 30 p m and Saturday at 9 a m. The program features Mike Gillespie Leonard Monti owner of La Casa Vieja and Boye DeMonte.
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Betty Carnes
Scottsdale
KMCR
Boye DeMonte
Phoenix Books
State Capitol Forum
Maricopa County Community
Study urged before abolishing ed board
Donald F. Jackson of the Arizona School Board Association urged in Phoenix that the proposal to abolish the State Board of Education should be studied in depth. He noted Wisconsin as a state without a board and warned about potential conflicts between elected policy and superintendent enforcement. Jackson plans a committee to examine all sides and propose a solution.
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Phoenix
UPI
State Board of Education
Donald F. Jackson
Arizona School Board Association
Legislative and Finance Committee
Jackson
Phoenix Union High School
Wisconsin
Weldon Shefstall
Jack Williams
Lou Ella Kleinz
Mike McCormick
Arizona School Administrators
Shefstall
State Education Department
Shofstall
School Board Association
Executives Club to Host Star-Studded 27th Season Lineup
Laura Daniels announces the Phoenix Executives Club 27th year with Patrice Munsel Reid Buckley Max Lerner and others. Munsel opens Oct 14 followed by Buckley Lerner debate Nov 19 and Duffy Daugherty on Dec 12. Subsequent speakers include Don G Campbell Art Buchwald and Betty and Jack Leslie Melville through March.
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Phoenix Executives Club
Laura Daniels
Patrice Munsel
Reid Buckley
Max Lerner
Duffy Daugherty
Don G. Campbell
Art Buchwald
Betty
Jock Leslie-Melville
Miss Munsel
Metropolitan Opera
Buckley
William F. Buckley Jr
James Buckley
New York
Lerner
Great Books Leader Training Offered at Scottsdale Library
The Scottsdale Public Library hosts Great Books Basic Leader Training in the Library Auditorium starting Thursday at 7 30 p m with sessions on Oct 18 25 and Nov 1. Howard Will from San Francisco leads the four weekly 22 hour course costing 10 dollars with materials. Pre registration is required and adults who finish must lead a Great Books series in the future at the Library Reference Desk 3839 Civic Center Plaza Scottsdale.
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Scottsdale Public Library
Howard Will
San Francisco
Office of Great Books
Civic Center Plaza
Scottsdale
Desert Shadows Carnival poster prize winners named
Desert Shadows Carnival announced prize winners for the poster contest. Jan Douglas won first prize with 14 carnival tickets, Jeff Bates second with 10 tickets, and Randi Bates third with seven tickets. Presale tickets available Thursday and Friday at school. carnival runs 5:30 to 9 p.m. Friday.
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Desert Shadows
Jan Douglas
Jeff Bates
Randi Bates
Carnival Country
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Nixon
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Rickey
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Leo
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Capricorn
Aquarius
Cs Pa
Smoking Forum
Brandeis University
ABC Sports
Michigan State University
The
Arizona Republic
New York Daily News
Washington, D.C
Jack Leslie- Melville
Africa
Great Books
Holiday Inn
Len Ingebrigtsen
Arizona
Ingebrigtsen
Susan Brown
Robert O’conner
Tom Williamson
Patty Phillips
Janet Mueller
Mary Ann Jazwinski
Susan Archibald
Irmgard Tietjen
Dick Sutphen
Susan Witkowski
Scottsdale, Az
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