Adjourment Delayed Over 250 Billion Spending Cap Clash
Washington protests mount as a bipartisan deal to cap spending at 250 billion hangs over Congress. President Nixon would gain power to cut or eliminate programs, delaying adjournment of the 92nd Congress as House and Senate negotiators seek a final compromise amid opposition from schools and other groups.
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Nixon Faces Battles Over School and Welfare Aid Budgets
Congress backed $681 million in impact aid for areas hit by federal employment impact, higher than Nixon’s request of $415 million. Lawmakers also delayed adjournment over a $6 billion welfare Social Security bill with broader benefits, and a $4 billion foreign aid bill where the Senate trimmed $545 million.
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Girl 15 Injured Slightly in Bicycle Car Crash
A 15-year-old girl Roxanne Gardner of 7933 E Latham St was struck by a car while cycling near Coronado High School on Miller Road around 3 20 p m. She was injured but not hospitalized and cited for failing to yield right of way. The driver Harold Schick 29 of 7407 E Thomas Rd was cited for no Arizona license. In a second Monday incident Victoria Baehr 29 of 8543 E Montecito suffered minor injuries when her car was rear ended by David Eichbaum 16 of 3413 N 81st St on Hayden Road north of Fairmont Street. Eichbaum was cited for speed not reasonable and prudent.
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Tax bill due Nov 1 with 10 percent penalty
Maricopa County Treasurer H D Lafferty warns the first 1972 property tax installment is due by November 1 with a ten percent per year penalty pro rated monthly for late payment. Taxpayers missing statements should contact the County Assessor. the treasurer may lack records of amounts owed and cannot extend the delinquent date beyond November 1.
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H.D. Lafferty
Lafferty
Bond set at 55000 for Phoenix man in kidnapping case
A Phoenix man Jesse L. Coppinger, 40, faces kidnapping and assault with a deadly weapon charges after allegedly forcing Nora Branum, 29, from a car near Scottsdale. Bond set by Scottsdale Justice of the Peace Daniel Roth. Extradition decisions pending as investigation continues.
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Pop Singers Fined for Drug Possession in Australia
British pop singer Joe Cocker and six group members were fined a total of 2880 dollars for unlawful possession of drugs and injection needles in Adelaide. Cocker said the verdict was fair.
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UPI
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Early learning conference set at Arizona State University
The Harvard Preschool Project director Dr. Burton L. White will headline ASU’s Conference on Early Learning on October 21 in Neeb Hall and the Payne Education Building. The event runs 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. with White addressing child rearing and competence development. Two more lectures accompany his visit Friday.
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SCC to Host Monthly Student Raps at Campus Center
Scottsdale Community College launches a monthly rap session open to students faculty staff and the public. Don Whitney SCC freshman and newspaper staffer chairs the event with Dr Marion Donaldson and deans confirming attendance. Jazz performances start at 11:30 with lunch and a social period following the discussion.
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Vietnam War Faces New Communist Attacks Amid Election Plans
UPI reports allied commanders expect a fresh wave of Communist assaults in South Vietnam this weekend to influence the upcoming U.S. presidential election. In Saigon, Adm. Noel Gaylor and Gen. Creighton Abrams arrive for talks as operations continue around the capital. Bombing raids persist with B52s and jet fighters striking targets near Saigon and along the DMZ, while field reports note road disruption near Trang Bang and casualties north of the capital.
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Progress launches broad newspaper sponsored accident policy
The Scottsdale Daily Progress offers a new readers service a newspaper sponsored accident insurance policy with $17 daily hospital benefits seven other coverages including a $30 ambulance benefit up to five doctor visits for minor injuries and death and dismemberment benefits up to 10000 with an 8000 maximum for freeway or airplane death. Costs are 3 for three months or 11.50 for a year. Benefits paid to the policyholder regardless of other coverage.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress Today
Kosak
Voter safeguard urged for off list voters in election
The League of Women Voters asks Secretary of State Wesley Bolin to seek an attorney general opinion on alternate procedures for voters whose names are not on precinct registers. It urges allowing a ballot using a proof of registration or sample ballot with ID and a county recorder check before counting.
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League of Women Voters
Wesley Bolin
League
Clement W. Zandler
Bolin
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Scottsdale High School Class of 1952 Reunion Friday
A class reunion for the 1952 Scottsdale High School graduates is set for Friday night. Graduates should contact Mrs. Robert Benjamin known as Pat Peer at 4715 N. 69th St. for details.
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Scottsdale High School
Robert
Pat Peer) Benjamin
69Th St
Navy to Seek Women Pilots in Near Future
Navy Secretary John W. Warner said women will soon pilot naval aircraft. He told reporters after a speech in Richmond that women would fly in the Navy, but cautioned they would not yet operate the most advanced planes due to the required physical stamina.
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UPI
Navy
John W. Warner
Warner
Civic Club
Richmond Council
Navy League
Scottsdale PTA asked to supply safety helmets for flag football
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce aligned with candidate Dave Richards urged the Scottsdale PTA Council to provide safety helmets to elementary flag football teams. He warned against waiting for a brain concussion to prompt action and endorsed the district’s $1.8 million bond referendum for a 20th elementary school, set for Thursday.
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Scottsdale School Board
Dave Richards
Scottsdale Pta Council
Richards
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Revolution in School Finance Book Offered for $5
A book titled Revolution in School Finance by state Sen. David B. Kret is available for $5 from Neologics at 4900 E. Indian School Rd. The work analyzes public school finance methods and problems, proposes viable alternatives, and cites recent court rulings and their impacts.
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David B. Kret
Neologics
Indian School Rd
Speedup of justice urged by Salcito at KIWI Club event
Dan Salcito, candidate for Superior Court Division 18, urged faster justice at a Phoenix KIWI Club luncheon. He argued criminal trials should occur within 60 to 90 days after arraignment and called for prison reforms to reduce crime and ensure released offenders reintegrate as responsible citizens.
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Superior Court
Division 18
Phoenix
Kiwi Club
Richard Sunblade
E. Columbus
Scottsdale
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