Industry Union Talks In Dispute In Arizona
Negotiations between Arizona construction industry leaders and five craft unions resume with both sides silent on progress. Operating Engineers Local 428 and state aggregate industry meet at Fund Administrative Associates. Building trades discuss new contract issues with Construction Information Committee at Industrial Council. William E Naumann says management does not want another strike. labor says management aims to provoke one. Negotiations for a new contract began April 27 and broke off June 6 after a work halt and statewide lockout. Unions had been on a day-to-day schedule since May 31, the expiration date of a two-year contract.
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Arizona
Fund Administrative Associates of
Third
Tucson Area
Construction Information Committee
State
Industrial Council
North First Street
William E. ‘Naumann
Contractors Association
Parkinson
Clemency Denied for GI Killers in Kansas
TOPEKA Kan UPI Gov William H Avery denied executive clemency for two GI killers James Douglas Latham and George Ronald York both scheduled to be hanged shortly after midnight tonight The decision ends a clemency bid that sought commutation or reprieve before the executions set for late tonight
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Topeka
Kan
UPI
William ‘H. Avery
James Douglas Latham
George Rona] d' York
Surplus Arizona Youths Face Road Cleanup Plan
Dr Louis Meyer says more than 2000 melon pickers recruited for Yuma area could be used on highway beautification if funds are available. The plan would keep them on standby for melon fields if needed while budget reviews and federal aid discussions continue.
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Arizona
Yuma
Louis Meyer
Goddard
Meyer
Woman Dissuades Attacker in North Side Tenement
A young mother in a north side apartment woke to a man bending over her and pulling at her clothing. She saw a gun outline and the intruder threatened her with a knife before fleeing after her pleas and her children cried. Police said the attacker, about 19, was deterred during the struggle. The husband, a night worker, was away at the time.
Senators Scrap Veto On Bases
The Senate Armed Services Committee voted 10 to 3 to drop a House approved veto over base closures. It rejected the provision in approving its own 1.74 billion dollar bill, while noting concerns about base crossings and Congress surveillance. Senator Stennis said the veto should not become hard law, stressing executive responsibility.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Armed Services Committee
Congress
House
Senate
Senate Committee
Bilion
John C. Stennis
Dmiss
Sten
Stennis
Progress Report On Camelback Mountain Preservation Effort
The Camelback Mountain preservation group forms with Barry Goldwater as chair and Harry Coblentz as executive secretary to protect the 8000 foot summit area for public use. The meeting at Hotel Valley Ho in Scottsdale launched the foundation’s tax exempt drive and outlines the need to persuade landowners to donate or preserve property above the mountain while detailing initial officers and directors.
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Goss
Henry R. Luce
John C
Pritelaff Jr
Tenis Ruskin
Byld C
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Hotel Valley Ho
Scottsdale
Harry Coblentz
Zamelback Mountain
Leslie
Margaret) Tober
Harry Montgomery
Phoenix Gazette
The
Arizona Republic
Ralph Burgwacher Sr
Richard Bur
Mexico Nabs FBI Suspect Rainey Arrested in Sonora Mexico
Donald Dean Rainey 40, on the FBI Ten Most Wanted list for a $19,999 Del Rey California bank theft with his 16 year old son Gerald Lee Rainey arrested in Mazatlan last week. Officials expect deportation and pickup at the U S Mexico border by FBI agents.
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Mexico City
UPI
Donald Dean Rainey
FBI
Sonora
Mexico
Rainey
Gerald Lee Rainey
del Rey
Calif
Mazatlan
U.S
Brownsville
Texas
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Employment Security Commission
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Latham
West Cadly
Kansas Railroad
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Bruce Parkinson
Heskett Hearing Aid Center
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Bill Johnson
Big Apple
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Senators
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Thomas Mall
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19Th Ave
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