Arizona Legislature Prepares Major Tax and Reform Agenda
Republican leaders in the Arizona Legislature begin shaping a new program for the regular session starting January 8 after a 45 day special session. Key items include patching the 18 program tax reform and school finance plan, creating a state personnel department, overhauling auditing, daylight saving time repeal, and highway safety and billboard rules. The Central Arizona Project looms as a potential major issue if federal action is delayed.
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Phoenix
Jeaders
Arizona
GOP
Congress
Williams Advises Remote Areas Grid For Storms
Gov. Jack Williams urges residents of remote subdivisions to prepare for storms, citing aging retirement communities and mountain cabins as future risk zones. He recommends stoves, supplies, and medicine kits, and defends response timing amid critique over relief efforts.
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Jack Williams
Wiliams
Williams
Phoenix
Arizona
Franklin
Six Draft Fees Plead Innocent in Tucson Disorder Case
Six participants in a December antidraft protest in downtown Tucson pleaded innocent in City Court to disorderly conduct and unlawful assembly charges. A seventh defendant Betsy McDonald had arraignment postponed to January 11. Trials set for Redfield, Littlefield, Shenfield, Martin. Nix awaiting date. Magistrate Charles Gatewood presided.
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Betsy McDonald
Miss Hitchcock
Redfield
Littlefield
Shenfield
Martin
Nix
Rockefeller Moves to End Bias in State Employment
Gov. Rockefeller directs state agencies to disclose race data on job forms to aid minority hiring. He asks commissioners to report by Jan 15 on positions that can be filled by Negroes and Puerto Ricans and seeks legislative changes to allow racial questions on employment forms.
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N.Y
UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Elsa Poston
State Civil Service Commission
Representa
McCarthy Attacks FCC Over Equal Time Demand
Senator Eugene J. McCarthy accuses the FCC of outrage over its handling of his bid for equal air time to respond to President Johnson. An FCC spokesman noted the agency’s reply was still en route, while McCarthy plans primaries against Johnson in the Democratic field.
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UPI
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
Federal Communication Commission
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FCC
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