Legislator Collapses on Floor During Debate
The incident saw Representative King collapse back in his chair on Tuesday as the House debated. Speaker Maurice Barringer commented that such events happen at least once per session and King did not appear to be seriously harmed.
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King Fel
Maurice Barringer
King
City loses bid for permanent injunction over mortuary growth
Scottsdale failed to secure a permanent injunction to stop construction at Green Acres Mortuary after two days of hearings in Maricopa County Superior Court. A temporary injunction remains until the case goes to trial. Mortuary manager Lyle Hawkins said a 25 foot dedication for Hayden Road and Van Buren Street would affect grave sites within the cemetery.
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Scottsdale
Green Acres Mortuary
Dick Filer
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Maricopa County
Hayden Rd
van Buren St
Lyle Hawkins
City approves police cruiser bid process and recreation building plans
City council authorizes bids on nine new police patrol cars for either leasing or direct purchase before the current lease ends June 30. A recreation building at Coronado High School park is set for bids March 20 with an 11,700 square foot design and initial cost estimated at 197000 dollars. The panel also approves buying a diesel park mower for 6390 dollars.
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Bill Donaldson
Donaldson
Coronado High School
Joe Wong
Parks and Recreation Department
Workers Barred in Spanish Mines Over Strike Protests
About 4,000 miners in Asturias were barred from pits after 11 miners led a squatters protest over firings. Management locked them out fearing sabotage, causing production losses estimated at $100,000 daily.
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Barcelona
Spain
UPD
Asturias
Fair bills paid against state Fair Commission in Phoenix
The Arizona state auditor paid about 50 000 in back claims Tuesday after learning the Fair Commission and Veterans Memorial Coliseum were operating at a deficit. Payments included 625 to ex manager Ralph Painter 32 798 to Ken Patton Advertising 2783 to Ed Winburne for bands and 10 300 to Rex Allen for livestock show. Deputy auditor Margaret Griffith said 12 500 was received from the coliseum last week and that added to income allowed the payout. The deficit was estimated at 60 000 and a legislative committee meeting on the deficit was to issue recommendations.
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Phoenix
UPD
State Fair Commission
State Auditor’s Office
Fair Commissan
Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Ralph Painter
Fairgrounds
Ken Patton
Ed Winburne
Rex Allen
Margaret Griffith
Fair Fund
Fair Commission
Testimony in doubt in Miranda retrial
In Phoenix the admissibility of Twila Hoffman testimony as Miranda's witness was debated while a judge considered whether she could testify. Miranda previously confessed to kidnapping and raping an 18 year old. his 1963 conviction was overturned by the Supreme Court.
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Phoenix
UPI
Twila Hoffman
Maricopa County
Ernesto Miranda
Miranda
High Court
John Flynn
Hoffman
Ing
Flynn
Twila Miranda
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