Senate stalls on bill to lift teacher pay limits in Arizona
In Phoenix the Arizona Senate debates a bill to raise teacher salaries beyond a 6 percent budget cap. Senator Glenn Blansett seeks to reconsider a 14 14 tie as education chair William Huse rallies support. If passed the bill goes to the House amid district by district limits and unanimous county board approval requirements.
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Arizona Senate
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D-Navajo
Senate
Education Committee
William Huse
Tucson
Amphitheater
Sunnyside
Flowing Wells
Gold And Copper Stocks Strong But Market Dips
Gold mining stocks led gains while the overall market fell midday. Traders watched potential gold price moves above 35 dollars an ounce as large caps and glamour issues declined on the New York Stock Exchange.
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Benguet
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Dome Mines
Homestake
McIntyre Porcupine
White House
Kennecott Rose
Anaconda
International Nickel
Former Bank Worker Gets Probation For False Entry
Margie A. Edwards, 27, of 6830 E Koralee St, a former Valley National Bank installment loan disburser, received two years of probation after pleading guilty to issuing a 150 cashiers check without authorization on August 15. Two similar counts were dismissed. Separately, George M. Weldon, 23, of 2895 N Edith Ave, pleaded innocent to failing to report for Army induction. a trial date is to be set this week.
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U.S. District Court
James A. Walsh
Margie A. Edwards
E. Koralee St
Edwards
U.S
District 1 Wins Approval To Exceed Budget
County Board of Supervisors allowed School District 1 to exceed its budget by 425000, with a possible future increase to 705000 as state school aid law effects are reviewed. District official H V Summers cited current needs for instructional supplies, library books, contracts, and industrial compensation totaling 310000 at the high school and 115000 at the elementary level.
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County Board of Supervisors
H. V. Summers
Summers
Venezuelan Gang Attacks Tucson Resident
The Maracaibo Panorama reports an attack on Lynn Gelrud of Tucson, Arizona, in a supermarket on the outskirts of Maracaibo. The gang aimed to strip her and seize $400 she carried. police identified some assailants as members of prominent local families.
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Venezuela
UPI
Panorama
Lynn Gelrud
Tucson
Ariz
Lais Gelrud
City Debates Who Has Say On Disaster Ruling
The Tucson City Council debated who should declare a disaster and control authority. Fire Chief L F Peterson heads a committee plan placing power in a disaster control chief. officials urged multi person consultation and police chief as chief, with rapid decision safeguards. The plan defines disaster as events beyond city emergency forces and outlines a 55 page procedures booklet.
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Council
L. F. Peterson
Conrad F. Joyner
Hector Morales
Roger O’mara
Randolph Park
Tucson
Poverty War Shift Fights Arizona Poverty Program Move
The Tucson NAACP opposes Gov. Williams plan to take over the state's poverty program. An NAACP spokesman cites Arizona's poor record on minority discrimination and says the Green Amendment lets cities choose state or local control, not mandating state directives.
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Tucson
Naional Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Jack Williams
NAACP
Arizona
State Coordinating Agency
OEO
Poverty War
Jeanne d Arc refuels in San Francisco with wine cargo
The French carrier Jeanne d Arc, after a goodwill visit to San Francisco, fueled up and took on 3500 gallons of red wine as part of its provisioning voyage.
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San Francisco
FDA Chief Warns Speed Drug Use Rising Among Hippies
UPI Washington James L Goddard commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration testified before a Senate subcommittee that methamphetamine known as speed is increasing in use while LSD use shows signs of leveling off He warned speed is the major current and near term problem and urged penalties for possession to curb trafficking He noted concerns about criminalizing casual personal use and preferred penalties be aimed at peddlers rather than young first time offenders.
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UPI
James L. Goddard
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Goddard
Senate
White House
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