State Legal Unit Notes Case Hike
Former Attorney General Robert W. Pickrell reports a 21.8 percent rise in cases filed by the state legal department last year. He notes 921 cases versus 445 in 1961 and 786 in 1983, with 190 opinions requested, 77 concurred, 24 formal rulings, and 44 letters. He urges a fair investigations agency for state employees within AG or Highway Patrol jurisdiction.
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State Legal Department
Robert W. Pickrell
Pickrell
Attorney General's Office
Department of Law
Darrell Smith
Pickell
State Highway Patrol
Trial delayed in slaying case for Madril on June 28
Superior court judge Fred J. Hyder reset the murder trial of Gilbert Munoz Madril to June 28. Madril is charged with beating and strangling his wife Edna Merle McGrew Madril at her home 2341 East Monroe while free on a $300 peace bond. defense attorney is David Ground.
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Gilbert Munoz Madril
Superior Court
Fred J. Hyder
Madril
David Ground
Edna Merle McGrew
E. Monroe
Picket turns into arrest after Radar Check sign incident
Edward Theodore Suever, 27, of 3638 E Shaw Butte, received a speeding ticket on West Dunlap radar. He returned with a placard reading Radar Check Ahead and paraded near the checkpoint. Police halted the stunt. he was arrested for obstructing police and vagrancy.
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Edward Theodore Suever
E. Shaw Butte
West Dunlap
Suever
Art Program For Children Starts June 7 at Phoenix Park
Grammar school children will go exploring beginning June 7 as the Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department with the Arizona Artists Guild launches the "Exploring the Arts" program. Eight sessions, twice weekly, cover dance, singing, rhythmic instruments, painting and sculpture. Cost is $10 per child. Registration due by Tuesday. Call Mrs. Betty Puckle at 262 6412 for information.
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Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department
The
Arizona Artists Guild
Betty Puckle
Mother of Six Earns Nurse Quiet Honors At League Event
Katherine Ayers of Ninth Ave mother of six will be named League Family of the Year at a Towne House meeting. She graduated February 23 from the practical nursing program and works on the staff at Good Samaritan Hospital. Ramon Scruggs of AT&T will speak at the event.
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Phoenix
Katherine Ayers
Oba 5
Ninth Ave
League
Good Saxx2eer
Tan Hospital
Ramon S. Scruggs
New York City
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American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Forfeiture Tops $18,000 in Tempe Feed Lot Dispute
A federal court filing seeks to abate odor from a Tempe beef cattle feed lot in a dispute involving homeowners, Tempe, Reed Bail Bonding Co., and several cattle firms. The action seeks removal from state court to federal court, with the United States named as a defendant and potential dismissal anticipated.
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City of Tempe
Tempe
Maricopa County
Reed Bail Bonding Co
Washington
Supreme Court
Tse
Richard Gormley
U.S
United States
Gorniley
Thieves Take Bag With Three Rattlesnakes In Scottsdale
Special to The Gazette near downtown Scottsdale two Tempe men Tom Tomelty and Jordan Weinstock reported that a white laundry bag containing three rattlesnakes was stolen from their car while they gathered desert specimens for Arizona State University. Police warning was posted to would be thieves not to open the bag.
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Scottsdale
Tom Tomelty
Jordan Weinstock
Tempe
Arizona State University Biology Department
TUMS Antacid Tablets Endorsement Claim
An advertisement-style passage promotes TUMS antacid tablets as rapid and soothing relief for acid indigestion. It emphasizes fortification and immediate neutralization of stomach acid with a gentle on the spot effect. The tone imitates a consumer pitch inviting reader interest.
Range Fire Controlled Near Safford in Turtle Mountains
A range fire burned about 300 acres of prime grasslands in the Turtle Mountains thirty miles northeast of Safford, extinguished after 26 hours. Lightning likely started the blaze, fought by 35 Bureau of Land Management firefighters and prisoners from the Safford Federal Prison Farm. Range grasses are partly green but will dry in weeks. caution urged for sportsmen, vacationers, and ranchers.
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Os Control
Turtle Mountains
Safford
William S. Earp
U.S. Bureau of Land Management
Bureau
Safford Federal Prison Farm
Earp
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