State tax program works with bugs but improving
Arizona's two year old tax program runs better than expected but still has administrative bugs. State Rep. Tim Barrow says gaps between county assessors and the Department of Property Valuations cause confusion. A five member committee will draft a report for Gov. Williams aiming at corrective legislation next session.
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Dick Casey
Tim Barrow
R. Maricopa
Barrow
Pima
A. E. Bade
James L. Kirk
Department of Property Valuations
Arizona
Jack Williams
Williams
Department of Property
David Kret
Robber Holds Up KFC After Job-Interview Shot
A gunman robbed the Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant at 754 E Grant Road of 660 dollars, abducted and bound a young assistant manager Dennis Schute 18, drove him to the desert where he freed himself and alerted police. The thief remained missing with both the car and weapon. Separate overnight robberies hit a Darris Texaco Station and an I-10 envelope theft near Casa Grande with 178 dollars and 1,100 dollars taken respectively.
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E. Grant Road
Dennis Schute
Schute
Geronimo Ave
Paul Schneider
Robert W. Bethell
John R. Bethell
Darris
Wallace Backers Open Convention
Supporters of George Wallace gathered in Indianapolis as their national convention opened to chart a 1970 and 1972 campaign policy. They aimed to set a unified approach for Wallace’s third party bid.
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Indianapolis
Ind
George C. Wallace
Diocese of Tucson Rejects Plan to Phase Out Schools
The Catholic Diocese of Tucson rejected a nine year phase out of Catholic schools proposed by the Committee on Social Involvement. The diocese says it seeks data and dialogue before any change, defending its ongoing lay involvement and religious formation goals.
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Diocese of
Tucson
Committee On
Peter C. Boulay
Tempe
Diocese Board of Education
Ate
Peter M. McGloin
Boulay
River Group Seeks Curtailment to Protect Arizona Water
The Upper Colorado River Commission urged Interior Secretary Hickel to add protections against excessive use of water in Arizona to river service contracts. They want enforceable rights per the 1922 Compact and 1948 agreement. The proposal follows talks over a Page Arizona power plant and river allocation. Delivered to Hickel in Washington by the states' delegation.
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Denver
Upper Colorado River Commission
Secretary of Interior
Walter J. Hickel
Arizona
Colorado
Utah
New Mexico
Wyoming
California
Page
Ariz
Interior Department
Hickel
Washington
Turibac Galleries Open Holiday Exhibit This Week
The Tubac Galleries begin a holiday season exhibit tomorrow, open 1 to 5 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday until month end. Featured artists include Carmen de la Torre of Nogales Sonora her daughter Guadeloupe and Millie Holmquist.
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Tubac
Carmen de la Torre
Nogales
Sonora
Guadeloupe
Millie Holmquist
McCarthy Wins Prize for Poem Three Bad Signs
Sen. Eugene McCarthy receives a $500 prize from the National Endowment for the Arts for a 66 line poem titled Three Bad Signs written during his 1968 campaign. The poem appeared in the New Mexico Quarterly and Life magazine and is featured in The Year of the People.
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Washington
Eugene McCarthy
Indiana
Minnesota Democrat
Washington Post
National Endowment For the Arts
McCarthy
New Mexico Quarterly
Life Magazine
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Dick Robertson
Reid Lake
Sunshine Kiwanis Club
Robertson
William B. Smith Jr
Graham Hall
University of Arizona
Speedway Blvd
Park Ave
Phoenix
Turibac
Story & Clark
Raapronenn Cable
Estey, Lowrey
Henry F. Miller
Kohler & Campbell
Pianola
Wellington
Cambridge
Motorola
Seeburg
Winters Music
East Broadway
Ature
Arthur Court
San Francisco
Mr. Court
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