Judicial impartiality worries among judges under new ABA code
ABA debate centers on a proposed code of conduct that may permit judges limited political activity. Critics say Cannon 7 risks undermining judicial independence by inviting political interference. Conference speakers urge state selection boards to reduce gubernatorial influence in appointments.
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Ackan Szea
Nation's Temperatures Bulletin
UPI reports 24 hour period ending 4 am today with temperatures and precipitation across regions noting notable highs and rainfall patterns. Weather summary emphasizes regional contrasts and daily climate shifts affecting communities.
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United Press International
Student book sale opens for Scottsdale high schools
Scottsdale high school students in grades nine through 12 may buy textbooks at their school bookstores starting Monday from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Fees payable by check or cash. purchase before the opening date September 5 to avoid delays. Dr. Philip Gates, director of fee education, notes careful payment and early purchase.
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Fee Education
Sears Conducts Local Good Citizenship Vote Program
Sears Roebuck and Co employees at the Scottsdale store run a nonpartisan Good Citizenship program to acquaint workers with public office candidates and encourage registration and voting. The Scottsdale unit is one of about 100 companywide participating in the campaign.
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Record B52 missions in Vietnam mark heavy day of air raids
U S air force B52 bombers flew a record 43 missions over North and South Vietnam in 24 hours, dropping over two tons per minute. About 120 bombers range from the Mekong Delta to the North Vietnam panhandle, with 33 strikes over the north and 10 over the south, the command said.
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Obituary of Bradford K Rhodes M
Bradford Keith Rhodes 27 of Tempe died in a Mesa car crash. A Scottsdale native born in Oak Park Michigan, he moved to Scottsdale in 1958 from Villa Park. He worked at Arizona State University Memorial Union and studied at Phoenix College. Survived by wife Evelyn and children Heather Roy and Matthew, parents E Keith and spouse, brother Randy, sister Patti Hodson, and grandmothers Amanda Wilson and Arla Rhodes. Services Tuesday at Green Acres Mortuary with visitation Sunday and Monday.
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Scottsdale
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Obituaries for Amy Brown and Elmer Olson in Arizona notices
Amy Brown died Friday at 920 N 82nd St in Phoenix. Burial will be in Bluefield West Virginia with burial services arranged by Messinger Mortuary and sister in law Ora Trigg of Scottsdale. Elmer Olson age 70 died Tuesday at Doctors Hospital Phoenix after long amateur radio work. Services Monday at Paradise Chapel Funeral Home with private cremation to follow. Mary of Phoenix and eight grandchildren survive with two daughters in Riverside California and Portland Oregon. Heart Fund is asked as donation.
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Sheriff denies agency membership in crime intelligence unit
Sheriff John Mummert denied the accusation that his agency was refused membership in the Law Enforcement Information Unit. Opponent Richard Harrington had claimed Mummert applied after taking office in 1969 but faced rejection. The unit requires agencies to meet standards, and a Sacramento spokesman said information cannot be obtained by phone.
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UPI
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Democrats warn Nixon on arms control deal risk
Democrats press President Nixon to win unamended Senate approval of the five year arms control pact with the Soviet Union. Sen. Frank Church warns that amending the agreement could derail major welfare and revenue sharing programs. Senate leader Mike Mansfield says approval hinges on party line pressure to pass without changes as Sen. Henry M. Jackson files an amendment seeking parity in future arms levels.
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