District 1 Budget Override Polls Open at Local Schools
District 1 voters may cast ballots tomorrow from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Brichta Elementary Carson Junior High Collier Elementary Cragin Elementary Doolen Junior High Howell Elementary Hughes Elementary Keiland Elementary Lynn Elementary Magee Junior High Mansfeld Junior High Manzo Elementary Marshall Elementary Menlo Park Elementary Miles Exploratory Learning Center Naylor Junior High Qchoa Elementary Robinson Elementary Safford Junior High Sewell Elementary Spring Junior High Steele Elementary Townsend Junior High Atterback Junior High Vail Junior High Wakefield Junior High Wheeler Elementary White Elementary Voters must sign an affidavit confirming they are registered in the district.
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Broadway
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E. 18Th St
Safford
Canada St
District 1 confronts override vote on new Davis-Monthan school
Voters face two override questions plus approval to spend 2 million in federal funds for a Davis-Monthan AFB school. Smith Elementary is overcrowded with 400 more children expected this summer. A new law on utility costs may alter budget limits, but statutes block changing published budgets.
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Tucson District 1 Seeks $1.9 Million Budget Override
Voters in Tucson School District 1 decide tomorrow on a $1.9 million override to boost next year’s budget. If approved the levy adds 33 cents per $100 of assessed value, about $12 annually on a $25 000 home, with no provision to erase the added spend.
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Phoenix districts vote on budget overrides tomorrow
Washington Elementary seeks a $1.59 million override to restore programs and staff and fund raises, while Madison Elementary seeks a $487,757 override to offset declining enrollment and avoid program and staff cuts.
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Simon backs 617.6 billion debt limit through June 1976
Treasury Secretary William E. Simon recommends a 617.6 billion national debt ceiling through June 2 1976 matching Congress since the current 531 billion expires at month end. If not approved by June 30 the limit falls to 400 billion hindering new borrowing. Simon suggests Congress should focus on debt management rather than amount and urges Ways and Means to seek legal adoption of the ceiling.
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Rockefeller cites CIA probe finds wrongdoing but no broad illegality
Vice President Rockefeller says the five month CIA inquiry uncovered instances of conduct contrary to statutes but not a pattern of wide scale illegality. He notes prosecutions depend on the Justice Department and White House, and that the 350 page report promises a comprehensive, not major, assessment.
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