Health bids taken for state employee insurance in Phoenix
The State Personnel Commission will study bids from two companies for 22 000 state employee group health coverage. Arizona Blue Cross Blue Shield submitted bids on three optional plans with monthly costs from 16 18 for one person and 30 74 for a family to 22 38 and 44 42. Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co also bid on a direct reimbursement plan for medical service providers.
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State health unit Shakeup asked
Arizona state health department may undergo reorganization after Sen. Scott Alexander calls it a mess. The Legislative Council aims to keep former health commissioner William P. Moore to lead a restructuring. Alexander faulted Edmund Garthe and Thomas Woods for overstepping authority and criticized air pollution policy actions.
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Roy F Buralli obituary highlights Masonic ties and ASU degree
Roy F. Buralli 45 an industrial engineer with Motorola's Semiconductor Division and a 32nd Degree Scottish Rite Mason died Wednesday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. He lived at 5023 E Osborn Phoenix was past master of Montezuma Lodge 35 past patron of Laurel Chapter 30 Order of the Eastern Star member of Prince of Peace Lutheran Church and Army Air Corps WWII veteran who moved from Nazareth PA to Phoenix in 1952 a graduate of Arizona State University in industrial engineering Survivors include his wife Betty two sons Roy S and Peter B all of Phoenix his parents Mr and Mrs Peter Buralli and three brothers all of Nazareth Visitation 5 to 9 Sunday Grimshaw Benoval 710 W Bethany Horne services 11 a.m. Monday at 3641 N 56th St burial following in Phoenix area facility notes partial text due to OCR.
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Paratroopers and Marines Deployed to Miami for DNC Security
About 2,500 naval and Marine forces began arriving near Miami to secure the Democratic National Convention. The 82nd Airborne landed 11:23 p.m. EDT from Ft. Bragg, with 2,000 more paratroopers aboard eight MAC C141s and 500 Marines from Camp Lejeune to follow. Troops will serve as riot control and civil defense specialists, on call if Florida Governor Askew requests assistance. Local police and highway patrol coordination would govern activation.
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World chess championship delayed as arbiter leaves Iceland
Chief arbiter Lothar Schmid flew home from Reykjavik citing his son's injuries, prompting fears of further delays to the Spassky Fischer world title match. Gudmundur Armangson will assume duties, with U S chess officials warning of possible postponement of the July 11 opening game.
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Chavez expands drive to organize farm workers in the West
UPI reports Cesar Chavez announced plans to push organizing into northern Arizona and New Mexico and into Mexico after a 150-strong mass rally. Jim Drake said the recall drive against Governor Williams has 50 000 signatures with 103 000 needed, and NOREM joined the effort amid opposing remarks from Delores Mendoza about the Farm Labor Bill.
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Jack Williams
Reveles urges lesser penalties for marijuana use
Fourth District candidate Bob Reveles calls for reduced penalties for first time marijuana use while opposing legalization. He says federal authorities must crack down on drug traffic from Mexico and notes AMA support for relaxing penalties for private use.
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Mexico
Arizona
American Medical Association
Revenue sharing measure eyes November ballot in Arizona
Petitions filed with the Secretary of State to place a state revenue sharing proposal on the November ballot. Circulated by the League of Arizona Cities and Towns, the group gathered over 58 000 signatures, about 17 000 above the threshold. The plan would send 15 percent of state income tax revenues to incorporated cities, allocated by population, in exchange for cities surrendering income and luxury taxes to the state.
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Phoenix man to be sentenced for bar stabbing death
Ray Napoleon Jr. of Phoenix was convicted of second degree murder for the stabbing death of Otis W. Youngblood in a fight at the Tap and Bottle Tavern in Scottsdale. He faces a possible 10 years to life when sentenced July 28 after a two hour jury deliberation.
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