Scottsdale accountant pleads in tax case
Public accountant Alan Blau of Tempe pled no contest in Federal District Court to four charges of failure to file federal income tax returns for 1970 through 1973. Blau, 37, reported income of $124,083 in that period and faced a maximum $10,000 fine and one year in prison.
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U.S. Attorney’s Office
Phoenix
Noto
Alan Blau
Tempe
N. 67Th Place
Blau
Nolo
Authority on Mafia to address Scottsdale Dinner Club
Former New York City police officer Ralph Salerno, a noted authority on organized crime, will speak at the Scottsdale Dinner Club meeting set for 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at Mountain Shadows Resort in Paradise Valley. Reservations go through club secretary Mrs. Ray Stout. Salerno, on the 1966 President's Crime Commission, has advised the U.S. Department of Justice and various state attorneys general. Blau faces sentencing May 2.
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Ralph Salerno
Scottsdale Dinner Club
Mountain Shadows Resort
E. Lincoln Drive
Paradise Valley
Ray Stout
Salerno
New York Force
President’s Crime Commission
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President’s Commission On Violence
Arizona Senate rejects police rights and teachers bargaining bills
The Arizona Senate defeated an officers bill of rights 18 to 12 and a teachers collective bargaining bill 15 to 14. Debtors harassment protections were also blocked, signaling one of the session’s first major legislative defeats.
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Arizona Senate
Senate
Sen
Jones Osborn
D-Yuma
Osborn
Arizona
Morris Farr
Tucson
Farr
House
Carter urges UN action on human rights at the United Nations
President Carter in his first UN speech urged stronger international action to defend human rights. He praised diverse delegates and received a standing ovation. He outlined aims including a Soviet American treaty on weapons, a $7.5 billion foreign aid request, peaceful change in southern Africa, and a flexible Arab Israeli framework.
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Israel
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U.N
U.S
United States
Africa
Election slated at open house for Kachina Tribe officers
Open house at Kachina School Tuesday invites parents to visit classrooms and vote on next year’s Kachina Tribe officers. The slate includes Ann Sievers president Cheryl Hennesy vice president Effie Fleischer secretary and Liz Wolfenbarger treasurer.
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Kachina School
Ann Sievers
Cheryl Hennesy
Effie Fleischer
Liz Wolfenbarger
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