Fraud and theft counts filed in estates case amid broad roundups
The report outlines a Fraud charge and three Theft counts against an individual accused of converting $76,000. Earlier, Legg faced a January indictment alleging looting of hundreds of thousands from estates. Also: brush fire scorches 1,200 acres on the Gila. 50 firefighters and slurry drops. helicopters to aid today. possible arson suspected by a Bureau of Indian Affairs official. In Tucson, a federal jury acquits six men in an IRA related detonator plot case, denying charges and calling the suit a political witch hunt. The defendants include Patrick Moley and Thomas Maguire, Irish-born residents, plus several U.S. residents with Irish ties. the trial touched on Stinger missiles and .50-caliber rifles. Text on unrelated UA salaries and professors appears garbled and not part of a clear event.
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Pete Overton
Bureau of Indian Affairs
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Gerard Anthony Brannigan
Patrick Moley
Stamford
State forms Maricopa child death review team
A multidisciplinary team will start compiling cause of death data for all persons under 19 in Maricopa County next month. The effort aims to identify trends, preventable factors, and educate the public while keeping family information confidential unless neglect or crime is involved.
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Governor signs most bills after Arizona session
Gov. Fife Symington completed action on 370 bills sent to his desk this year. Three measures became law without his signature, none were vetoed. Among signed laws is a broad property forfeiture overhaul tied to racketeering and corrupt organizations. Some bills, including voter registration and campaign finance rules, were approved without the governor’s signature, amid partisan debate.
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Arizona
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Lukewarm public confidence in state legislature and leaders
A Phoenix Behavior Research Center poll finds 20 percent rate the Legislature as good or excellent, 41 percent fair, 19 percent poor to very poor. Attorney General Grant Woods gains worsen while Gov. Fife Symington holds a 27 percent good to excellent rating. Survey of 703 adults with a 3.8 percent margin.
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Study contrasts private and public pay growth in Arizona
A historical Arizona analysis shows private wages rose about 71 percent from 1980 to 1991 while public employee pay climbed about 92 percent. By 1993 state data indicated public salaries ran roughly 20 percent lower on average than private sector equivalents, with a five year growth of about 6.7 percent for state workers.
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