Democratic Party Reform Struggles Over Mini-Conventions and Judicial Council
The 167 member Charter Commission signals support for reforms backed by chairman Robert Strauss and Terry Sanford. A policy conference every four years and a full time judicial council would shape delegate disputes and internal party decisions. Regulars fear mini conventions undercut elected officials during presidential eras.
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Kansas
UPI
Democratic: National Committee
Robert Strauss
North Carolina
Terry Sanford
Democratic Party
National Committee
Phoenix couple help catch two men after three-car crash
A Phoenix couple assisted police in capturing two men who fled a three-car collision at Oak Street and Hayden Road. The southbound vehicle struck a northbound Volkswagen driven by John Linderman, 53, causing further impacts. One fleeing man, Mario Martinez, 20, was arrested on suspicion of hit and run. his companion Ruben Martinez, 21, was taken to a medical center with injuries.
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Oak Street
Hayden Road
Phoenix
Eric Dermer
John Linderman
E. Cypress
St. Johnson
Mario Martinez
77Th St
Dermer
Steven
Georgianna Blanton
24Th St
Chris Bingham
Martinez
Ruben Martinez
E. Beatrice Sr
Phoenix Indian Medical Center
Suit accuses Scottsdale firm of deceptive advertising
Arizona attorney general's office sues National Express Inc. and named executives in Maricopa County for allegedly misleading consumers. The suit seeks to halt deceptive ads and require refunds of 10 renewal and 25 lifetime payments.
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Scottsdale
Arizona Attorney General’s Office
Consumer Protection Division
Attorney General's Office
Maricopa County
National Express, Inc
Jeffrey Champagne
E. Thomas Rd
Richard Hayes
N. 33Rd Lane
Phoenix
Theodore Kyle
S. Jen Tilly Lane
Tempe
National Express
County to consider road bonds for Fountain Hills project
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors will review bidding on a $750,000 bond issue approved in 1971 to pave roads in Fountain Hills road districts 8 9 10 and 11 as a single unit. McCulloch Properties donated land and will support grading. Bids go out Sept 9 with a tax rate of $2.11 per $100 assessed value in 1973 74 and total Fountain Hills tax of $9.76 per $100.
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Hal Marron
Fountain Hills
McCulloch Properties, Inc
Inquest Opens Over Phoenix Woman Death
Nineteen witnesses are to testify at an inquest into the death of Linda Ann Tracey a 22 year old woman who died from a gunshot wound at her boyfriend Jeff Robinsons home in East Phoenix The inquest begins at 9 am Tuesday in Justice of the Peace Court No 1 and centers on events June 21 when a derringer discharged striking Tracey in the left temple.
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Phoenix
Linda Ann Tracey
E. Calle del Media
East Phoenix
Justice of the Peace Court No. 1
Jeff Robinson
E. Heatherbrae
Robinson
Political Round-up Highlights Tax Breaks and Open Government
Arizona GOP candidate John Driggs attacks corporate tax breaks as bad for industry and jobs. Sun City events include softball games and protests over incentives while open-government proposals from Jonathan Marshall push full public access to Senate votes and committee meetings.
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John Driggs
Arizona
Sun City
Driggs
Jonathan Marshall
U.S. Senate
Senate
Marshall
Scottsdale Progress
Dairy firms and executives indicted for milk price fixing in Arizona
A federal grand jury charged four dairy companies and six executives with conspiring to violate anti trust laws in Arizona. The defendants include Borden Inc James E Graves Jack de Cordova Carnation James F Bryant Foremost McKesson Ralph C Delong Shamrock Foods Norman P Mc Clelland and Paul R Dew.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Borden, Inc
Borden
James E. Graves
Jack de Cordova
Carnation Co
Carnation
James F. Bryant
Foremost — McKesson, Inc
Ralph C. Delong
Shamrock Foods Co
Shamrock
Norman P. McClelland
Paul R. Dew
Peacock firing explained in Arizona medicine trial
University of Arizona President Dr. John P. Schaefer testified that Dr. Erle E. Peacock Jr was fired as head of surgery at University Medical Center partly because he threatened to ruin the College of Medicine He said Peacock warned in June 1973 that if fired he would bring the College of Medicine down in flames during an $11 million lawsuit filing against the university and Board of Regents
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Prescott
University of Arizona
John P. Schaefer
Erle E. Peacock, Jr
University Hospital
College of Medicine
Schaefer
Peacock
University
Board of Regents
State to Probe Demotion of Real Estate Chief Investigator
A State Personnel Board hearing will probe the demotion of Wayne Tangye, chief investigator for the State Real Estate Commission. Board administrator Harold Bennett said a preliminary inquiry found reasonable doubt Talley demoted Tangye solely for job performance.
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Phoenix
State Personnel Board
State Real Estate Commission
Harold Bennett
J. Fred Talley
Wayne Tangye
Land fraud appeals set for bond hearings in Phoenix
The State Court of Appeals will hear Aug. 28 whether J. W. Lippard 49 and Anthony N. Serra 40 should be freed on bond while appealing their prison terms following the collapse of Great Southwest Land and Cattle Co. Both men formerly held executive and sales positions at the now defunct company.
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Phoenix
State Court of Appeals
Great Southwest Land and Cattle Co
J. W. Lippard
Anthony N. Serra
Great Southwest
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Channel 12
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Ted Wyckoff
U.S. House
Wyckoff
Max Hawkins
B.C. Lambert
Lambert
Govenor
Republic Development, Inc
Hayden & Jackrabbit
Laggna
Christ Lutheran School
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United Press International
W. B
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Willis Brown
Jerry McElfresh
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
National Newspaper Association
Age Newsrates Association
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