Scruggs Seeks Arizona Supreme Court Seat
Edward W. Scruggs of Tucson announces candidacy for the State Supreme Court subject to Republican primary on September 9. He cites duty to curb unbridled government and to preserve constitutional freedoms as his motive for seeking election.
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Fred O. Wilson Seeks Reelection Amid State Legal Actions
Arizona Attorney General Fred O. Wilson asks reelection on the Democratic ticket citing ongoing federal and state cases involving millions of dollars and fundamental state rights. He warns abrupt administration change could jeopardize outcomes and lists Indian social security and welfare costs as an example.
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Williams Held On Check Charge In Scottsdale
H J Williams of Mohawk was bound over to Maricopa County Superior Court on a charge of passing bogus checks after a hearing in Scottsdale Justice of the Peace court. Bond set at $1500. Also in Scottsdale magistrate court Evan Ray fined $100 for drunken driving. Ruth Valdes of Guadalupe sentenced to 25 days in the county jail for shouting abusive language. Constable Kenneth Caswell filed the complaint. Caswell also arrested Ned Hyduke of Scottsdale on the same bogus check charge with bond $500.
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Arizona Rights in Colorado River Under Santa Fe Compact
The piece discusses Arizona’s rights in the Colorado River per the Santa Fe Compact and the law of the river. It also covers the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company’s request for a further increase in telephone gates, which is argued to be already excessive.
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Arizona 4-H Leaders Annual Meeting Dates Set
Arizona 4-H leaders and junior leaders will meet August 26 through 30 at Arizona State College in Flagstaff. The conference will feature group workshops on teaching methods community service health safety and leadership with sessions on recreation planning and 4-H club work goals. It is sponsored by the Sears Roebuck Foundation in cooperation with the University of Arizona Agricultural Extension Service.
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