Moss opposes Arizona right to work law in governor bid
Democratic candidate Dave Moss decries the right to work law as a cause of low per capita income and higher crime, arguing large businesses dodge fair wages by hiring at substandard rates. He links economic deprivation to crime while addressing state policy debates.
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Arizona
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State Department of Public Safety
Jack McCormick
Arizona Association of Licensed Private Investigators
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McCormick
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Attorney General
James Hegerty
John Driggs
Driggs
Phoenix
Scottsdale teen arrested in mistreatment case
A 15-year-old Scottsdale boy was arrested after a 5-year-old girl was allegedly mistreated Sunday. The girl rode with him to an abandoned mobile home behind Saguaro High School where she was harmed, then taken home. Police identified the suspect after neighborhood tips and a photo lineup. his family plans to move to Missouri soon. Police have not yet decided on juvenile authority referrals.
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Scottsdale
83Rd Street
McDonald Drive
Saguaro High School
Ron Dean
Buckley pushes elderly focused consumer price index
Senator James L. Buckley proposes a new consumer price index tailored to elderly living costs to determine adjustments for Social Security benefits. The plan aims to reflect senior expenses more accurately and guide benefit increases.
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Washington
UPI
James L. Buckley
Rn.y
Buckley
Burglary at Summerfield Town Homes Young Pacific Electric site
A Pacific Electric construction site at 1200 N 84th Place reported a burglary with about 3600 dollars in losses. Police say 18000 feet of copper wire 1000 wall plugs 750 switches 2000 wall plates and other items were taken. No forced entry signs suggest a thief with a key.
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Summerfield Town Homes
Pacific Electric
N. 84Th Place
Richard Rollins
Arizona unions press on as talks with two majors stall
United Press International reports Magma Copper Co. continued negotiations with striking unions in Phoenix while talks with Phelps Dodge Corp. and American Smelting and Refining Co. remained stalemated. Cass Alvin of the union coalition expressed hope negotiations would resume soon.
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Phoenix
Magma Copper Co
Cass Alvin
Coalition of
Phelps Dodge Corp
American Smelting and Refining Co
Miranda hearing postponed to August for gun possession charge
Ernesto Miranda, connected to the 1966 Supreme Court case, faced a preliminary hearing that was delayed on Wednesday and rescheduled for August 19. The case concerns illegal possession of a firearm.
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Tempe
Ernesto Miranda
U.S. Supreme Court
Democratic candidate sues over ballot signatures in District 17
Lewis E. Singer, a Democratic hopeful for the Arizona House in District 17, filed a superior court suit alleging opponent Dennis J. Serbick failed to secure sufficient valid signatures on nominating petitions to qualify for the primary ballot. The suit argues Serbick did not meet ballot requirements.
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Phoenix
District 17
Lewis E. Singer
House
Dennis J. Serbick
Arizona Selective Service urges youth to register at 18
Phoenix report says all males must register for military service when they turn 18. Col. Norman Erb notes about 25 percent of Arizona youths fail to register and those who do register are often late.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Selective Service System
Norman Erb
Dry ice seen could have killed plane crew in abortive flight
Civil Air Patrol said the light plane missing since Friday carried 110 pounds of dry ice which could have exhausted all cabin oxygen. Pilots Paul Kimball and Stan Adams, both of Salt Lake City, were en route from Salt Lake City to Mexico for fish. CAP traced an earlier beacon to a Utah high school student who had turned on an electronics class transmitter, wasting hours of search time.
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Flagstaff
UPI
Civil Air Patrol
CAP
Paul Kimball
Salt Lake City
Stan Adams
Mexico
Utah
Kimball
Phoenix
Arizona-Utah
State Supreme Court rules Guard not liable in crash
Phoenix in 1973 a San Manuel man Virgil Derrick 21 driving to a National Guard installation collided with another car killing Derrick and two others Durwood Rousseau 26 Oracle and Robert Schraft 2 Las Vegas The survivors sued Arizona for 5 million alleging Guard liability but the court rejected the claim citing state immunity in traffic incidents involving National Guard members.
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Phoenix
UPI
State Supreme Court
Arizona National Guard
Virgil Troy Derrick
San Manuel
Derrick
National Guard
Durwood Raymond Rousseau
Oracle
Robert Monroe Schraft
Las Vegas
Nev
Stillman release petition denied in Prescott court
Yavapai County Superior Court Judge James Hancock denied a habeas corpus petition to free Christopher Stillman 28 amid the shootings of two narcotics agents. Bonds for Stillman Brett Byrd 24 and John Collins Grange 28 remain at 110000 each as preliminary hearings loom.
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Wood
Hancock
Stillman
Brett Adam Byrd
John Collins Grange
Justice of the Peace Court
Maher hearing delayed over Cocopah co principal case
Scottsdale School Board extends closed session on Frank Maher status after his April arrest on indecent exposure. The charge was dismissed June 25 following a psychiatric evaluation condition. Eight character witnesses testified as the board seeks a decision by weekend.
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Scottsdale
Frank Maher
Cocopah
Jim Wellington
Maher
Papago Park
Phoenix
Eugene Mangum
Wellington
Local man hospitalized after two car collision
A 19 year old Scottsdale man, John Lester, was hospitalized in stable condition after a two car crash on East Shea Boulevard in Phoenix. He faced a failing to yield citation after his west bound car turned left into the path of a vehicle driven by Joseph Carney. The other driver, Viki Carney, 23, was treated and released.
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North
Lester
Joseph Carney
No-fault divorce seminar hosted by Arizona Bar at Mountain Shadows
A day-long family law seminar in Arizona focuses on the year-old no-fault divorce law. The program from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Mountain Shadows Resort Hotel features forms revision, conciliation court, property settlement issues, a commissioner’s view, handling troubled clients and tax aspects. Participants include Judge Irwin Cantor, Sheldon Mitchell, Joyce Mangum, Virginia Hash, Robert Jensen, Thomas Novak, Dr. Stanford Perlman, and David Frazer.
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Arizona
State Bar of Arizona
Mountain Shadows Resort
Commissioner’s Bench
Obituary for Mrs Virgil A Baldwin in Scottsdale
Mrs. Virgil A. Baldwin 71 died Tuesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services set for 2 p.m. Friday at Messinger Mortuary with entombment in East Resthaven Mausoleum. She lived at 5113 North 83rd Street and came from Kansas City Missouri six years ago. Surviving are husband Alfred J., a daughter A. J. Stephens of Scottsdale, an aunt and two cousins. Friends may call at the mortuary until 9 p.m. tonight.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Messinger Mortuary
E. Indian School
East Resthaven Mausoleum
Baldwin
N. 83Rd St
Chicago
Scottsdale
Kansas City
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