Kret seeks changes in election measure on school board ballots
Sen. David Kret proposes amendments to move school board elections to odd numbered years while keeping dates separate from general elections. Debate centers on shifting control away from anti school organizations and concerns over turnout and media coverage.
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Thieves Steal Air Conditioner in Scottsdale
Scottsdale police investigate two grand thefts Sunday night into Monday morning. A heat pump unit was taken from 6738 E Wilshire from David Baxter residence between 6 p.m. Sunday and 8:30 a.m. Monday, likely loaded into a pickup left backed up. At Rossie Ford, 7185 E Camelback Rd, thieves removed a spare tire carburetor battery alternator and air cleaner from a three quarter ton pickup. truck reportedly could run Sunday but wouldn’t start Monday.
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Prison term up to 25 years for Frank Delise in armed robbery
Frank Delise, former state Legislature candidate, was sentenced by Superior Court Judge Irwin Cantor after pleading guilty to armed robbery and assault with a deadly weapon. Delise received concurrent sentences of 13 to 25 years for robbery and 8 to 10 years for assault, linked to a May 1 robbery of Roadrunner Truck Stop employees in Phoenix. Witnesses described him as central to a string of Phoenix crimes.
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Road building costs rise sharply in Arizona study
Phoenix UPI reports Arizona state Highway Department study showing labor costs up from 4.93 to 7.32 per hour since 1966 and material costs up 24 percent. Major structures now cost 16 to 19 per square foot, safety requirements and federal orders add to totals, with a projected need of 73.8 million dollars to meet road building needs.
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Defense confirms file on Stevenson and public figures
The Defense Department admitted maintaining a file on Adlai Stevenson II and other public figures as part of a broader effort to handle civil disturbances. The files, described as newspaper clippings, were said to have been destroyed and a new directive now bans surveillance of officials or candidates without specific authorization, though military intelligence activities to address civil violence may continue.
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Military commanders justify broad civilian surveillance in civil disturbance
Senator Roehlke argued that military leaders may watch civilians if needed to protect people and property. He said broad snooping was necessary in the late 1960s due to civilian agencies lacking sufficient information and capabilities to cope quickly with emergencies.
Burr faces multiple charges in Tucson bribery case
Superior Court Judge Robert Royigton II to hear Burr on willful or corrupt misconduct charges stemming from a county grand jury indictment of 21 counts. If Burr admits or refuses to answer, removal by supervisors is possible. A jury trial date will be set. April trials loom for Burr and 21 counts, with seven aides facing bribery conspiracy and perjury charges, trials scheduled for September and October.
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Six accidents investigated across city routes
Police investigated six accidents on Monday, with injuries reported. Incidents included a car bicycle crash at 74th Street and McDowell Road at 10 15 a m, a hit and run at 5911 N Granite Reef Road at 11 30 a m, a one car crash at 9 50 p m at 81st Way and Thomas Road, and two car crashes at 74th Street and Wilshire at 10 a m, 86th Street and Mariposa at 2 p m, plus Indian School Road and 64th Street at 1 10 p m.
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Flag thieves strike again at Arizona School of Realty
Thieves stole an Arizona state flag valued at 22 dollars from a standard on the second floor balcony of the firm at 7120 E Indian School Rd between late Friday and 9 30 a.m. Monday. Police said a steel cable and lock protected the flag but were cut through during the thefts amid two prior incidents.
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Mixed reviews for Kyung Wha Chung at Grady Gamage
A Phoenix Symphony concert at Grady Gamage Auditorium drew mixed reactions. Kyung Wha Chung impressed in places with polished fingering and warm tone, yet critics called her performance immature and erratic with unnecessary contortions. The program opened with Bach and featured Tchaikovsky Romeo and Juliet, praised for the orchestra's rich tone under Pierre Hetu, though the modern Roussel ended with uneven pacing. The reviewer noted audience enthusiasm exceeded his own assessment and the show would repeat at Alhambra Auditorium.
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