Four candidates for MCCCD District 2 board race outlined
Gary Deonise Dennis Freeman Barbara Hitchcock and Cecelia Kline present distinct approaches to MCCCD District 2 issues. The Scottsdale Paradise Valley area seat fosters debate over Artichoke influence at SCC a new president search and a $20 million bond while candidates pledge openness fiscal prudence and community input. Deonise opposes Brooks Artichoke control Freeman pushes transparency budgeting end travel and broader funding Hitchcock advocates a new president hiring standards and citizen input while Kline stresses communication vocational training and senior services support.
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Bonnie Foster
Maricopa County Community College Board
Gary Deonise
Dennis Freeman
Barbara Hitchcock
Cecelia Kline
Kenneth Badertscher
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Paradise Valley
John Prince
Artichoke
SCC
Roger Brooks
Robert Robertson
Community College
Artichokes
Deonise
Brooks
Roger
Citizens
District 2
Freeman
Arizona State University
Glendale Community
Hitchcock
American Association of University Women
Phoenix Art Museum
Kissinger defends Israel as asset not burden
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger rebutted a Joint Chiefs chairman’s remark that Israel is a military burden. He told a Jewish group dinner that the United States views Israel as a strong asset and a bastion of democracy, in contrast to the unnamed general’s comments from an April 12 interview distributed by King Features.
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New York
Henry Kissinger
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Israel
United States
George S. Brown
Kissinger
Brown
U.S
Ronan Lurie
King Features
Tucson water crisis tied to Papago Indian water rights lawsuit
A federal official warned Tucson could face serious water problems before the Papago Indians receive a full groundwater allocation. The Justice Department suit, filed 18 months earlier, aims to secure priority water rights, potentially reducing supplies for other users if Indian needs are not met while court proceedings continue for years.
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Tucson
R. Dennis Ickes
Department of the Interior
Justice Department
Arizona
Ickes
Supreme Court
Seven Scottsdale Residents Naturalized in Federal Ceremony
Seven Scottsdale residents were among 52 people from 24 countries who became U S citizens during a October 15 naturalization ceremony in federal court. New citizens hailed from Canada China France Great Britain India and Italy. A budgerigar show with 200 birds, judged by Don Powers from Fort Worth, will be held at Eldorado Park Center Saturday and Sunday with awards on Sunday.
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Scottsdale
Canada
Hiikka Riikonen
Monte Vista Rd
China
Hang Ming Liaw
N. 87Th St
France
Marcel Leon Odie
E. Sixth St
Great Britain
Ching Cheung Kowong
N. &Ard St
Richard Axtell
N. Pima
India
Ranjit Singh Bisla
E. Chaparral
Italy
Pina Conceio
E. Edward Ave
United States
Arizona Budgerigar Society
Eldorado Park Center
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McCcd Board
Kline
Artichoke Group
The
Legislative
Scottsdale Art Collection
Israel Asset
Don Powers
American Budgerigar Society
Fort Worth
Tex
Hyatt Regency
Hyatt
2Nd Street
Adams
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Arizona Association of Industries
Arizona Association of Realtors
Arizona Conservation Council
Arizona Division
Arizona Lung Association
Arizona Medical Association
Arizona Nurses Association
Arizona Society of Professional Engineers
Arizona State Afl-Cio
Arizona State Chamber of Commerce
Automotive Service Councils of Arizona, Inc
Central Arizona Labor Council
Governor's Commission On
Arizona Environment League of Women Voters of Arizona
National Wilderness Society
Phoenix Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce Proper Environmental Planning
PEP
Sierra Club
Grand Canyon
Southern Arizona Environmental Council
Hunston Fest Systems
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