Legislator Salaries and Expenses Debate in Arizona
Arizona lawmakers face calls for higher annual salaries and expanded expense reimbursements. Senator William C. Jacquin argues for a $6,000 to $8,400 base pay with a sliding scale for leadership, plus increased per diem from $12 to about $25 to cover dual households and travel costs. A joint budget panel plans an advisory study ahead of possible legislation next year.
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William C. Jacquin
Pima County
House
Jacquin
Peg
Senate
Joint Legislative Budget Committee
Arizona Ranks 25th In May State Legislator Pay
Arizona places 25th among 50 states in legislative compensation for a two year period. Reported totals include salary per diem and expenses, with Arizona cited between 3,600 and 5,435. Other states show a wide range from 200 in New Hampshire to 25,000 in Michigan.
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Legisla
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Delaware
Hawaii
Colorado
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Oklahoma
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Montana
Idaho
Utah
Wyoming
New Mexico
Viet Cong to boost Saigon actions in 1967 budget rise
Declassified Viet Cong documents found in a May base near Saigon reveal plans to intensify activities in the Saigon area during 1967. The budget for MR4 rises to 323.9 million piasters or 2.75 million dollars, with 10 500 personnel in Saigon area including 6500 military and 4000 civilian party members.
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Saigon
U.S
Cholan
MR4
Viet Cong
Gia Dinh
Nguyen Chi Thanh
South Vietnam
Tucsonian's Book Shares First Prize in Folklore Contest
They Sang for Horses by Laverne H. Clark shared the 1967 Chicago Folklore Competition first prize with The British Broadside Ballad and Its Music by Claude M. Simpson. Each author earned a personal citation and $75. Clark’s book studies the horse’s influence on Navajo and Apache folklore, illustrated in part by Tucson artist Ted de Grazia.
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Tucson
Laverne H. Clark
Chicago
Mrs. Clark
University of Arizona Press
Claude M. Simpson
Stanford
Calif
Gammon Placement Service Opens San Diego Office
Gammon Placement Service of Tucson led by Larry and Beverly Gammon opens a San Diego office. They plan multiple area offices to serve Southern California and better supply Tucson area employers and applicants. Mrs. Berta James will manage the San Diego operation.
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Gammon
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