Former DPS Directors Deny Gift Allegations in State Hearing
Two former State Department of Public Safety directors testified to the House Judiciary Committee denying giving gifts to lawmakers and contesting remarks about a DPS slush fund. Col. James Hegarty and Col. Lloyd Robertson said no gifts were ever offered or accepted and discussed the Arizona Association of Highway Patrolmen fund used for officer expenses. An audit of the association’s books was scheduled to begin, amid questions from legislators.
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Carson Douglas To Lead FNBA
In Phoenix First National Bank of Arizona announces Edward M. Carson to become president and chief executive officer while James Stuart Douglas is named chairman of the Executive Committee both effective October 1. Carson will replace Robert D. Williams who retires at age 90. chairman Sherman Hazeltine retires August 31 ending a 48 year banking career. The chair of the board position will be discontinued.
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First National Bank of Arizona
Edward M. Carson
James Stuart Douglas
Carson
Robert D. Williams
Douglas
Williams
Sherman Hazelline
Hazeltine
FNBA
Fire Restrictions Set In Coconino Forest
Fire management officer Bill Buck announces campfire and smoking restrictions begin Friday at 8 a.m. across Coconino National Forest and extend to Apache-Sitgreaves Prescott and Tonto National Forests. Existing bans cover Chalender North Kaibab Tusayan and Williams Ranger Districts of Kaibab National Forest. Building or using fires without a permit is prohibited except in Forest Service developed areas.
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Tusayan
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Kaibab National Forest
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Markets Open Flat After Four Day Rally
The stock market ended near unchanged as the Dow fell 1.02 to 940.89 at noon, wrapping a four session rally with gains of 16.37 points. Traders awaited the Fed weekly credit statistics and Friday's Labor Department CPI report while noting hesitancy near the 940 level and a balanced mix of NYSE issues. The article also details forest fire restrictions at campgrounds with strict rules on fires and smoking due to high to extreme fire danger.
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Mayor Hob Bostwick Wins Page Mayoral Race
Hob Bostwick defeated Bill Young by 24 votes in the Page City Council general election. Bostwick 327 votes, Young 303. Bostwick previously led in last month's primary by three votes and has chaired Page since January.
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