Challengers clash in Maricopa Sheriff race at Republican Forum
Challenger Barker Hickox attacked Sheriff Paul Blabaum’s administration as top heavy and under staffing. Hickox cited rising crime, ballooning budgets from 4.6 to 9.6 million and the lack of new deputies. Blabaum defended budget discipline and programs while touting reforms and crime prevention efforts.
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Barker Hickox
Maricopa County
Paul Blabaum
Republican Forum
Hickox
Blabaum
Federal Bureau of Investigation Statistics
Salt River
Blue Point
Durango
Phoenix
Blubaum
Phoenix pilots discretion in handling small marijuana cases
Scottsdale police say discretion on pot arrests has long been practiced, while Phoenix implements a six month test allowing officers to release or book those with an ounce or less if not dangerous. Evidence is seized and sent to the county attorney for review, with prosecutionsdecided there.
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Blabaum
Durango Center
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Phoenix Council
Arizona
Justice of the Peace Court
Justice Court
Scottsdale oil lease firm exempt from real estate license
Superior Court Judge Robert J. Corcoran ruled that American Standard Oil and Gas Leasing Service does not need an Arizona real estate broker's license because its leases involve land outside the state or clients outside Arizona. The ruling follows arguments that oil and gas leases are not real estate leases and that the suit impedes interstate commerce. The firm has removed licensed statements from literature and awaits possible appeal from the attorney general's real estate division.
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Scottsdale
Arizona
Superior Court
Robert J. Corcoran
American Standard Oil and Gas Leasing Service
N. Hayden Rd
State
Atty
William P. Mahoney Jr
State Attorney General’s Office
Corcoran
Attorney General's Office
State Real Estate Department and Corporation Commission
Andrew Bettwy Jr
Attorney General’s Real Estate Division
Auto crash on Bush Highway kills Phoenix man
William B. Hammond, 35, of Phoenix, died after a single car crash on the Bush Highway near Granite Reef. His brother Edwin R. Hammond, 36, in critical condition, and passenger Mirek Szadkowski, 21, both treated at Mesa Lutheran Hospital with severe injuries. Szadkowski later moved to Maricopa County General Hospital in satisfactory condition.
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Aworth Phoenix
Bush Highway
Scottsdale
Sheriff's Deputies
Hammond
Granite Reef Campgrounds
Saguaro Lake
Mesa Lutheran Hospital
Ham
Mirek Szadkowski
E. Alice
Phoenix
Szadkowski
Mesa Lutheran
Maricopa County General Hospital
You’re Never Too Old To Hear Better Ad Offer
Bel tone Electronics advertises a free non operating model of the smallest hearing aid to anyone replying. The unit weighs under a third of an ounce and sits at ear level. Mail to Dept. 9072, Bel tone Electronics Corp., 4201 W Victoria St, Chicago Illinois 60646 for yours.
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Chicago
Beltone
Beltone Electronics Corp
Victoria St
Illinois
Bond backs Carter but cites concerns in campaign
Chicago AP report shows Black leader Julian Bond endorsing Jimmy Carter while voicing irritation at aspects of Carter's campaign. Bond notes past opposition in Georgia's May primary and recalls his 1968 DNC vice presidential delegate support.
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Chicago
Julian Bond
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Bond
Georgia
Obituary of Thomas J Brady polo referee and NYSE member
Thomas Joseph Brady 81 a New York native and famed polo referee in the 1930s died Monday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital He moved to the Valley 15 years ago living at 7749 E Mariposa St He is survived by his wife Margaret and brother James Andrew of Long Island NY Prayer service is 9 am Thursday at Messinger Mortuary Chapel with interment at Paradise Memorial Gardens Friends may call Wednesday 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 9 pm at the mortuary
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Thomas Joseph Brady
New York
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
New York Stock Exchange
Brady
Valley
E. Mariposa St
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
Indian School Road
Paradise Memorial Gardens
E. Shea Blvd
Retired Fireman's Agent Hazael Severns 85
Hazael H Severns Hazel Hill Severns 85 a retired special agent of Fireman's Insurance Co died Monday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Born in Westfield New Jersey he moved from Miami to Scottsdale five years ago living at 4019 N 82nd Place. World War I veteran and American Legion Post 85 member in Miami Survivors include daughter Marguerite Berges of Scottsdale and three grandchildren Services and interment in Miami Fla arrangements by Messinger Mortuary Chapel
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Hazel Hill Severns
Fireman’s Insurance Co
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Westfield
N.J
Scottsdale
Miami
Florida
82Nd Place
American Legion
Fla
Marguerite Berges
Messinger Mortuary & Chapel
Pelicans Rain Over Southern Arizona While Bank Drops PROMO
In Tucson pelicans from the Gulf of California are blown inland by high winds as wildlife experts note their attempt to migrate toward Baja California. In Phoenix Great Western Bank and Trust agrees to discontinue its advertising and prepayment interest promotion on new accounts under an assurance of discontinuance.
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Tucson
Arizona
Gulf of California
Pacific
Baja California
Gulf Islands
Phoenix
Great Western Bank and Trust
Great Western
Fire service seeks sanction for Rural Metro in Arizona
Rural Metro Corp. seeks official recognition from the Arizona state authorities for its fire protection duties in unincorporated Pima Pinal and Santa Cruz counties. The firm already holds a certificate under the Arizona Corporation Commission but wants formal authorization to serve in defined areas.
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Tucson
Rural Metro Corp
Pima
Pinal
Santa Cruz
Arizona Corporation Commission
Williams named deputy director of Arizona Health Services
Governor Raul Castro names Ted Williams 32 as deputy director of the Department of Health Services. He is believed to be the first African American to hold a top position in a major Arizona agency.
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Phoenix
Raul Castro
Ted Williams
Department of Health Services
Williams
Drug seizures fall sharply in Arizona
U S Customs reports a steep drop in narcotics seizures in Arizona for 1975 76 with 153 600 pounds of marijuana and 4 6 pounds of heroin seized a decline from 216 200 pounds and 7 1 pounds respectively in the prior year Officials call the decline a mystery and note no clear cause or pattern behind the drop
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Tucson
U.S. Customs Service
Arizona
Mayor Jenkins Sidelined by Valley Fever Illness
City official Barbara Markiewicz said Mayor William C. Jenkins will remain bed-ridden for two weeks after being diagnosed with valley fever following illness last week.
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Jenkins
William C. Jenkins
Barbara Markiewicz
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