ADA Bills Would Give Half Million To Tucson
Four Tucson area school districts would gain about $465 797 more in state and county funds if average daily attendance ADA payments were kept current instead of based on the prior year Tucson District No 1 Amphitheater Flowing Wells and Sunnyside officials say a current basis would have boosted funding this year Superintendent Robert D Morrow urges passage of a Senate or House plan with differences in timing and method Sunnyside Amphitheater and Wells would see substantial pupil increases and funding gains while Flowing Wells could lower its tax rate by about 50 cents per year
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Arizona House proposes comprehensive tax study
Facing rising government costs and a resisting Legislature, the Arizona House pushes for a nine member tax study group to review taxation and revenue, intertax relationships, and education funding. The panel reports to the next regular session as both houses push toward adjournment and an expansive appropriations bill.
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Tay) Cook
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Phelps Tries to Move Davis Monthan Runway
Phelps asks Tucson officials to urge the Air Force to relocate Davis Monthan’s main runway about 614 miles southwest to reduce noise. The plan died for lack of a second as Hummel and others accused him of politics. Phelps retires May 6 after third term. he cites possible $43 million relocation cost discussed with Davis Monthan officers.
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Priday
Police Radio Stolen From Atlanta Firehouse
Police report a radio set used for the city police network was stolen from Firehouse 11 in Atlanta while firefighters answered an alarm yesterday. Officers are investigating the incident.
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Solar Heating To Be Tried For Pools
Phoenix report on an experimental solar heating project for pools led by John I. Yellett secretary manager of the Association for Applied Solar Energy.
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John I. Yellett
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Applied Solar Energy
Missing Boys Detained At El Centro
Two Arizona boys Tommy Gana thirteen and Donald Critchell fourteen missing since the family picnic near Sabino Canyon wandered toward Benson after being sighted hitchhiking. About fifty volunteers and twenty three civil rescue members searched over two days before authorities said they were detained in El Centro.
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Donald Critchell
Sabino Canyon
Mt. Lemmon
James Clark
Benson
Tommy
Gerard Dandurand
E. Towner
Donald
Vern Kiefer
E. Sylvia
Civilry Rescue Unit
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Trial Set For Jewelry Auctioneers
Two California men James W. Wylie and Nicholas William Marcosis faced city code violations for a jewelry auction at Rhoads Jewelry Store 1 W. Congress St. They were released on bonds after surrendering for warrants. The charges include illegal auction operation license and residence rules with an added post 6 pm auction charge. The case stems from Better Business Bureau complaints with Assistant City Atty. Allen David Watkins. The defendants may seek a postponement due to lack of local attorney.
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Rhoad
Congress St
James W. Wylie
San Francisco
Nicholas William Marcosis
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Better Business Bureau. Asst
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David Watkins
Tucson
Maryland Tightens Alcohol Rules As Fraternities Face Charter Revocation
The University of Maryland student life committee voted to strengthen the ban on alcohol on campus with stricter enforcement. A spokesman said fraternities that allow drinking could lose their charters.
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Student Life
How life begins and the wonder of birth
A brief explanation of human reproduction begins with the sperm fertilizing the egg and cells doubling from two to trillions to form a newborn. March Reader's Digest highlights recent research on nature's greatest wonders and offers 35 condensed articles for quick reading.
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