Meeting Tonight GOP To Set Down Must Legislation
Republican leaders in Phoenix schedule a four hour meeting to decide must pass bills to finish the current session. House Speaker John Haugh and Senate President William Porter back a clear goal as the session may run three weeks past the 63 day limit and move to a go slow pace.
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Burton Barr
R. Maricopa
Senate
Barr
John Haugh
R. Pima
William Porter
David Kret
Arizona House OKs curb on federal grants to state agencies
The Arizona House tentatively approved a bill requiring legislative review of grants to state agencies not funded from the general fund to ensure funds are used as intended, amid concerns over federal grants and possible misuses. The measure passed 31-23 after debate and follows broader legislative actions on bilingual education and abortion bills.
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Tony Buehl
R. Pima
Barr
Tucson Transit Corp
Legisla
U.S
Roger Timberlake
Phoenix
UPI
Arizona House Today
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House Agriculture Committee
Tucson Daily Citizen subscription rates and publication notice
Local notice outlines home and mail delivery rates for Tucson area residents and outside Arizona options. It lists prices per week and year, monthly options, and international rates. The notice identifies publication by Citizen Publishing Co and provides contact details.
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Mexico
Citizen Publishing Co
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Arizona rodeo parade features diverse groups and historical floats
Thousands watched a rodeo parade highlighting cultural heritage with a Catalina High School Spanish Club boat from Xochimilco and a San Xavier del Bac replica float by the Knights of Columbus. Papago Prince, Black History Club outfits, and service club Canyon del Oro mobilized community groups. Rodeo shows begin at 2 p.m. daily through Sunday at S.6th Street grounds with 1:30 p.m. pageants.
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Tucson
Fire Department
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Sells
Pueblo High School
Black History and Culture Club
Canyon del Oro
S. 6Th Street
Senate honeymoon continues as Fulbright praises Nixon policies
Senator Fulbright, longtime foe of Johnson era policies, now commends Nixon and Rogers for foreign policy. He lauds Nixon's Europe trip handling and hints at future talks with the Soviet Union while pressing limits on troop deployments and urging practical, immediate diplomacy.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
Fulbright
Arkansas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Johnson
William P. Rogers
Soviet Union
Brussels
Drinking Test Casts Shadow Over Consent Bill Debate
In Phoenix Rep. Thomas Goodwin and two other lawmakers disclosed drunkenness tests after consuming two to three ounces of alcohol. The results, shown to a reporter, raise doubts about an implied consent bill requiring drivers to submit to tests when arrested for drunken driving.
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Phoenix
Thomas Goodwin
R. Pima
Dick Casey
Tucson Daily Citizen
Goodwin
C. W. Lewis
R. Maricopa
Gladys Gardner
R. Yavapai
Lewis
Burton Barr
House
Barr
Commerce and Industry Committee
New Zealand to stay in Malaysia after British pullout
Prime Minister Keith Holyoake said New Zealand troops will remain in Malaysia after Britain withdraws in 1971. He announced formation of a joint Southeast Asia defense force with Australian units in Singapore to bolster regional security.
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New Zealand
Malaysia
Southeast Asia
Singapore
Keith Holyoake
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