Pollock weighs independent bid for Arizona governor
Pollock contemplates an independent gubernatorial run amid concerns over tax reform Indian policy and access to state government. He cites recall petition discontent and bloc support while noting the need to collect 4000 signatures from nonprimary voters within eight days.
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McCarthy third party likely after Phoenix appearance
Gerald Pollock, a former recall candidate against Gov. Williams, predicted that Gene McCarthy will announce a national third party during a Monday Phoenix press conference. Pollock said McCarthy believes Congress has ceded power to the executive and that the two party system has failed to curb the imperial presidency.
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Arizona lawmaker seeks mandatory prison terms for homicide
Rep. Peter Kay of Phoenix said he will urge a bill to bar probation for first or second degree murder and replace it with mandatory prison sentences. He cited past judicial discretion abuses and pointed to Judge Charles Roush's five year probation for involuntary manslaughter in the Mesa death of a 3 year old, which sparked a recall movement.
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Ford places nation’s health above Nixon in pardon decision
White House spokesman said President Ford’s main concern was the health of the nation rather than Nixon’s health after granting an unconditional pardon. Huishen noted Ford would answer questions next week and that the president had asked Dr. Lukash to keep him informed on Nixon’s condition.
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Eisenhower comments on Nixon pardon and possible confession
Former president Dwight D. Eisenhower described Nixon’s pardon and alleged demands for a confession. He said there was no prior pardon agreement before Nixon resigned on August 9 and that Nixon refused to concede legal issues while privately insisting on innocence. He noted White House hints of possible confessions and Nixon’s rejection of broader pardons for associates.
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Scottsdale to build county court facility with circular courtrooms
Council member Richard Campana announced a joint county city project to erect a 6,800 square foot court building in the Civic Center, with two circular courtrooms for justice and superior court, costing about 310000 total and funded by a 60 year prepaid lease of 330000 from the county. Architect Michael Defiel and judges Dan Roth and Edward Boyle led the design, plans to be reviewed next week with bids expected November 5.
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City and state offer help to collect back taxes on liquor licenses
City officials discuss state efforts to compile a list of establishments owing city sales tax to aid in liquor tax collection. Miss Farrell previously operated under an old Hungry Cowboy license while pending approval, prompting council concerns about licensing while in default of tax payments.
Scottsdale Towing Fees Increase Under New Ordinance
Scottsdale to raise towing base rates for passenger vehicles and motorcycles from 17.50 to 22.50 plus a 1 per mile charge beyond the pickup point. Heavy-duty vehicles cap at 40, scooters at 10. extra mileage charges vary by vehicle type. Ordinance also mandates daily impound lists to police and updated rotation compliance.
Retail beef prices rise to highest since February
United Press International reports late August retail beef at 1.465 a pound as middlemen margins grow. An expert notes cattle and wholesale prices fell in early September and a next week report may show a price easing for the week ending Sept 7. Wages for hired farm workers rose 14.7 percent to 2.19 an hour this summer, per Agriculture Department.
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