Barr calls welfare system reform to curb overpayments
Arizona House leader Burton Barr labeled food stamps an insidious issue and urged major welfare reforms at a Scottsdale luncheon. He cited over $2 million in welfare overpayments since January and 70 000 families on food stamp aid, signaling possible incentives for business welfare subsidies and potential corporate tax concerns. Barr warned of fiscal strain with higher school and Corrections funding requests and predicted a multi year path to economic recovery.
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Scottsdale Burglary Unit to Install Lock-up Program
By mid October Scottsdale Police Burglary Prevention Unit will receive 192 heavy duty deadbolt locks for installation in 96 homes by December 1 1975. Locks cost $9 each with free installation two city employees volunteering 75 hours each. The program targets high burglary areas across three team zones with one block radius clustering and aims for 100 percent homeowner participation.
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Camelback
Rusty Rogers
Bob Rollins
Rogers
Rollins
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Scottsdale Lock-up
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Scottsdale to modernize radio and records with LEAA funds
Scottsdale plans to upgrade police radio communications and records with two position modular console for 17746 dollars and a microfiche records system for 44565 dollars funded by LEAA grants. The move aims to speed dispatch and handle a growing file workload, with a 30 percent expected rise this year.
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Warner to address Scottsdale Jaycees meeting
Carolyn Warner state superintendent of public instruction will speak at the Scottsdale Jaycees gathering tonight at 8 p.m. at the Jaycee clubhouse on Hinton Drive north of Osborn Road.
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Obituary for Denver T. Ford
Denver T. Ford 64 yard foreman for Ray Lumber in Scottsdale died Wednesday at John C. Lincoln Hospital. Services Friday at 10 a.m. Messinger Mortuary Chapel with interment at Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Survivors include wife Edna son Donald Earl daughter Betty Nowicz sister Ann Jenkins and six grandchildren.
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Phoenix
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MCCCD insured by Aetna Life and Casualty not Aetna Insurance Co
The Progress corrects earlier reports stating MCCCD is insured by Aetna Insurance Co. The district is actually covered by the Casualty and Surety Division of Aetna Life and Casualty.
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Unemployment tax rise tied to ASU forecast study
Security Chief John Huerta said Wednesday the increase will be tailored to a statewide long range employment forecast produced by Arizona State University. Arizona Vietnamese student population could nearly triple by next spring per the Vietnamese American Association leader. Five state leaders across law, insurance, finance, education and government will chair crime discussion panels at the 27th Arizona Town Hall in Grand Canyon October 12 to 15.
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Surgeon Rejects New Contract Moves to Private Practice
A University of Arizona administrator says surgeon Brack Hattler was offered a new contract but did not sign it. The Arizona Daily Star reports he has opened a private practice in Denver.
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Jail drug smuggling cited by inmate in Yavapai case
In Prescott Superior Court an inmate testified that drugs and alcohol are smuggled into the Yavapai County Jail and easily obtained by prisoners. Robert Jensen, 31, of Mayer, said he received drugs and stimulants on several occasions while jailed.
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Scottsdale CC Senate backs backer for MCCCD Precinct 3
The Associated Students senate at Scottsdale Community College endorsed Bob Robertson for Precinct 3 on the Maricopa Community Colleges Governing Board. Robertson, 32, an Air Force veteran and former Glendale CC student body president, faces election October 7 with Paul Wright vacating the seat. Muriel Small plans a write in bid. Precinct 3 covers Glendale north Scottsdale Paradise Valley and Fountain Hills.
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Glendale
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Muriel Small
Phoenix College
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Scottsdale man killed in four car collision
A 22 year old Scottsdale man, Rick Lahr of 2100 N Scottsdale Rd, died after a four car crash at East Indian School Road and 36th Street. Police said witnesses linked a confrontation with Gege Keeler, 41, of 4902 E Picadilly Rd, to the fatal sequence. Lahr’s car clipped Keeler’s pickup and collided with Mary Mazzone, Kathleen Stanberry, and others as vehicles swerved and mounted lanes. Lahr died at Doctors Hospital.
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Scottsdale Rd
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Picadilly Rd
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Indian School
Lahr
Keller
Mary Mazzone
Blackrock Trail
Mazzone
Kathleen Stanberry
E. Belleview St
Voter involvement urged at Scottsdale Hiram Club
Political activist Jonathan Marshall urged Arizona citizens to engage more in government work during a Scottsdale Hiram Club talk. He cited low 18 to 21 year old turnout and national voter participation, calling for a 76 percent registration and ballot goal in the next cycle.
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Rhodes cites 86 energy hearings as duplication of effort
House Minority Leader John J. Rhodes charges that 86 energy related appearances before committees in eight months show duplication of effort. He calls for a select energy committee with broad jurisdiction and notes he introduced legislation to create such a panel in January.
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