Prevent Crime Through Prison Reform, Arizona Urged
Editorial urges national commission on prisons and state action in Arizona to fund staff and rehabilitation programs. Cites FBI crime rise, unreported crimes, and crowded Florence prison as evidence. Argues reform reduces recidivism and crime through better mental health services education and opportunities.
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FBI
United States
Bureau
Commission On Law Enforcement
Arizona
Florence
Moving Van Fire Shows Gaps in Federal Household Goods Protections
A moving van wrecked near Casa Grande en route from Washington to Texas burned and destroyed a shipper’s goods. He claimed up to 11445 coverage but was charged 1597.08, the destination fee. ICC declined to rule, citing limited power. The mover argued the shipper was better off by the transportation charge, reflecting industry bias in law.
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Casa Grande
Washington
Texas
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Water bill sparks hard line in Congress and Blatnik clash
An unsigned industry memo urged watering down a Muskie bill, but Rep. John Blatnik rejected any deal with coal and oil interests. In a separate clash, Ambassador Walter Annenberg's refusal to let deputy Joseph Greene file routine efficiency reports triggered a personnel rift at the U.S. Embassy in London.
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Washington
John Blatnik
Minnesota
House Public Works Committee
Congress
Edmund Muskie
Public Works Subcommittee
Muskie
Senate Public Works Committee
Senate
Blatnik
John
Walter Annenberg
Joseph N
Jerry) Greene
Grosvenor Square
Greene
Annenberg
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Nixon
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Chester Bowles
India
State Department
London
Arizona voting-law clash fuels federal scrutiny in nine counties
The Justice Department reviews the 1970 Arizona law purging voter rolls amid claims of discrimination affecting minorities including Indians and Mexican Americans. Common Cause sues in federal court while the act’s compliance with the Voting Rights Act is examined, with potential for new elections and shifts in terms for state officials.
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Orren Beat
Arizona
Justice Department
Apache
Cochise
Coconino
Mohave
Navajo
Pima
Pinal
Santa Cruz
Yuma
South
U.S
Maricopa County
Pima County
David L. Norman
Jack Williams
Gary K. Nelson
Richard Kleindienst
Kleindienst
House
Morris K. Udall
2Nd District
Slips and a Shovel Trouble Near Neighboring Sisters
An 84 year old man accuses three middle aged sisters next door of beating him with a shovel a broomstick and a can. The report notes his claim and a separate item about his resignation from an Episcopal church to pursue wilder ministry experiences. Also referenced is a cows exchange at Unity Union Church in Bangor Maine.
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Minneapolis Tribune
Washington Post
Diane C
Randall R
Robert R
Unity Union Church
Bangor
Daily News
Washington Letter Tree Cutting Sparks Legal Move
Mrs John Bross mother of Marshall Field seeks legal action against Nancy Dickerson and Wyatt Dickerson after 90 foot trees were cut on the Brosses McLean Virginia property on July 22 Interior Department officials viewed the damage as terrible and ordered replacement of the trees as part of a scenic easement dispute The Brosses also consider a trespass and willful destruction claim and note the Dickersons had previously cut trees to gain a river view on their shared property line
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Washington
John Bross
Marshall Field
Nancy Dickerson
Wyatt Dickerson
Dickerson
Brosses
McLean
Joanne Bross
Dickersons
Interior Department
Potomac River
Interior
National Park Service
Sahara Desert
Nancy
Merrywood
New Hampshire
John
Mr. Bross
Chicago Daily News and
Sun-Times
Scottsdale wins zoning case against Hallcraft at Indian School site
The writer praises Scottsdale for defeating Hallcraft in a zoning dispute over building townhouses and apartments at Indian School and Pima Roads, noting signatures against the plan and frustration that the council approved the request despite opposition.
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Scottsdale
Hallcraft
Indian School
Pima
Granite Reef
Hayden Roads
James Bakewell
Paradise Valley Dog Leash Law Frustration Grows
A resident complains that neighbor dogs defecate on private property and pollution worsens as town leaders resist leash regulations. After talks with Town Manager and Mayor fail to yield action, the family considers selling their 14 year home to relocate to a leash law area.
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Paradise Valley
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Vice Mayor resigns council seat over potential conflict
Lincoln Nebraska Star reports Vice Mayor D. announced resignation from city council to avoid a conflict of interest due to his new role as manager of Electric Hose and Robber Co. The note cites his new employment as the reason for stepping down.
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Electric Hose and Robber Co
Lincoln
Neb
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