Questions on pay conflicts for state official duties
George Stewart serves as sergeant at arms for the House while drawing full-time pay as a special investigator for the State Liquor Department. The piece questions holding dual roles, possible salary stacking, and the propriety of unpaid or cross departmental service, seeking guidance from House Speaker Tsy Cook and Liquor Superintendent Duncan. It also notes Frank Bowman’s prior pay as a rate technician for the Corporation Commission.
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George
Rusty) Stewart
State Liquor Department
House of Representatives
Tsy Cook
Duncan
Arines
Uquor Department
Moor Department
Jrst
Etter Cook
Department of State
Arizona
Speaker Cook
Frank Bowman
Corporation Commission
Apache County Ex Solon Dies
Former Arizona legislator Fames 8 Shreeve, a native of St Johns, died today at a Phoenix rest home after heart attacks. He served two terms in the statehouse and 13 years on the Apache County Board of Supervisors, resigning early this session. Funeral services were pending. he is survived by 16 children and his wife who died five years ago.
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Phoenix
Fames
Shreeve
D-Apache
Phoenix Rest Home
St. Johns
Arigore
Apache County Board of Supervisors
Shrewe
Agnes Pierce
Eager
Grace Lubereski
Germany
Charles
Alex
Mesa
Grant
Lymat
Mexico
Keith
Wayne
Bonds on 1 425 000 vote to fund Flagstaff schools
Voters in the Flagstaff High School and Elementary School Districts go to polls Tuesday to approve a 1,425,000 bond issue funding four construction and expansion projects. Balloting opens at 6 a.m. at Flagstaff High School and closes at 6 p.m. Voter eligibility requires district residence, real property tax payment, and registration status. The plan includes two new elementary schools, conversion of Weltzel School to a junior high, and a women’s building and cafeteria at the junior-senior high complex. The bond uses eight year notes, raising debt service by 9 to 21 cents, with payoff slated for 1968-70. Christensen notes projected 10-11 percent annual pupil growth over 3-5 years, leaving the district short on classrooms. Ballots will be separated for the high and elementary districts.
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William HoYe
Flagstall
Colonins County Recorder
Ressor
Weltzel
Flagstaff
Neil W. Christensen
Civic
PTA
Tus
Las Christensen
Christensen
Frondizi Moves to Nullify Peronist Vote Fallout
President Frondizi ordered federal control in provinces won by Peronists after a landslide in Sunday's elections. He may name governors, potentially nullifying the ballot outcome. Peronists claimed 31 national seats and 10 governors, including Buenos Aires Province. The military considered action as ministers debated Vitolo's resignation amid political instability.
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Bufnos Aires
Arto Frondizi
Frondizi
Fyondizi
Juan D. Peron
National Congress
Buenos Aires
Frondid
Argentina
Alfredo Vitola
Vitolo
Jubilunk Peronists
Peron
Radical Party
Vietnamese troops try to seal Red Guerrillas in valley
Viet Nam war dispatch from Tourane reports 12 helicopters from Ft. Devens dropped nearly 1,000 troops into a central Viet Nam valley to trap Communist Viet Cong. Allied officers say about 30 Communists were killed, 17 wounded, and 15 captured. two battalions may have escaped as fighting continued on the valley outskirts. Government casualties not yet released.
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Tourane
South Viet Nam
Jhy UK
Viet’Nam
Fai
One Shy of Majority Accommodations Bill Loses
The Arizona House defeated a public accommodations bill for the second time in three days, 40 votes, one shy of a 50 member majority. Rep. Gilbert Gray moved for reconsi deration, adding three supporters but not enough for passage. The measure would have required public places to serve regardless of race, color, or creed with penalties for violations. The vote ends the proposal for the session while the Senate advanced welfare and tax moves.
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Phoenix
Arizona House
Gilbert Gray
D-Markcopa
Senate
House
State Welfare Department
Showers and Cooler Outlook For Area Weather Update
Weather bulletin notes showers moving east from the San Diego coast with cooler temperatures to follow tonight. Flagstaff Meteorologist Paul Sorenson says a storm system Sunday night will bring additional drizzle to Yuuma and neighboring towns as it advances slowly eastward tonight and tomorrow.
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Ceoler
Arizona Northland
Tomar
Flagstaff
Paul Sorenson
San Diego
Yuma
Neerfen
Cell
Rightists Hit Back at Cease-Fire
In Algiers and Oran, the European Secret Army struck back at the Evian cease-fire with crippling strikes and terrorist attacks. Despite French reinforcements, gunfire and explosions disrupted the cities as European followers were put on a war footing. Air France and Air Algerie canceled flights as airport staff joined the strike. The attack overshadowed President de Gaulle's cease-fire, prompting renewed calls for a new path to Algeria’s future.
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Algeria
European
Secret Army
Oran
AP Cntrespmuet
Rodney Angove
Oren
France
Angove
Enopeans
DeGaulle
Evian
Ben Youssef Ben Khiddi
Algerian Cease-Fire Sparks Mixed Reactions Across World
West applauds Algeria's ceasefire while underground European forces vow to disrupt the accord. Leaders including Kennedy Khrushchev Menon Nasser Adenauer react, framing peace as a potential turning point for Africa and Arab relations. The Tass agency credits the French Communist party for steering Algeria toward independence.
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Assocl4tet
Algeria
Kennedy
United States
Khrushchev
Ben ‘Youssef Ben Khedda
Inexe
Tunis
Soviet Union
F. Krishna Menon
Geneva
Africa
Sifived
Menon
Jordan
Hazem
Muzzeibah
United Arab Republic
Gamal Abdel Nasser
France
Konrad Adenauer
Tequesta Zoning Changes Near Water Bond Bid Opening
City council agenda for a Tuesday meeting includes public hearings on two rezoning proposals and the bid opening for a $100,000 water project. Protests accompany the requests. one aims to rezone RB to B2 for a planned shopping center.
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RRIG
Los Fingstatt
Tao
O'Leary
Branoen Homes
Plagetat Planning
Fannin vetoes county supervisor vacancy bill for second time
Gov. Paul Fannin vetoed a bill changing how county board vacancies are filled, allowing the remaining supervisor and county recorder to appoint a successor before an election. He notes precedent from 1951 and says no proven need to change the current clerk of the board system.
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Phoenie
Paul Fannin
Fannin
Maricopa
Chamber Chief Jackson Stricken
Fingmatt Chamber of Commerce manager Jackson collapsed Sunday morning at home after a heart attack. He had led the chamber for about a decade. his wife Adelaide is a teacher at a local school.
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Fingmatt Chamber of Commerce
Fingstatt Howotal
Tam
Jackson
S. Hla
Adelaide
Mi. Eide Betool
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