Exclusionary rule fight stalls Arizona crime code talks
Arizona House and Senate negotiators split over the exclusionary rule in revising the criminal code. Atty. Gen. Bruce Babbitt backs a modified rule, House members push repeal with civil remedies, while Senate keeps the rule. Proposals cover sentencing indexing, probation limits, adultery and homosexual conduct loosening, and a $2,500 fines for flagrant police abuses.
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Phoenix
House
Senate
Arizona
Atty
Bruce Babbitt
Peter Kay
R-Phoenix
Scottsdale murders end in murder suicide at home
Scottsdale police report a man and woman died from gunshot wounds in an apparent murder suicide. Sandra S. McCormick, 38, and Rodney L. Kellogg, 42, were identified as the victims at the 8215 E Gail Rd and 5904 N 83rd St scene. Kellogg shot McCormick then killed himself after a business dispute dissolution. A second apparent murder suicide occurred the same day in an apartment on Hayden Road. Robert W. Latham, 64, and Lee R., 51, were found dead with a same weapon and notes of suicide.
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Scottsdale
Sandra S. McCormick
E. Gail Rd
Rodney L. Kellogg
83Rd St
Kellogg
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
McCormick
Brush fire rages on Gila River Indian Reservation
A brush fire north of Phoenix on the Gila River Indian Reservation scorched 600 acres with 41 firefighters battling the blaze including Bureau of Indian Affairs crews. Officials aimed to contain it before afternoon winds pick up.
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Phoenix
Gila River
Metro
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Body search for Phoenix man missing after Roosevelt Lake fall
Gila County deputies hunt for the body of George McClimans of Phoenix after he reportedly fell from a boat and disappeared at Roosevelt Lake. In Phoenix, Rep Morris Udall camped by the Salt River meeting with Indians and dam builders on a proposal to place part of the river under the National Wild and Scenic Rivers Act. the Interior Committee chair will push an 86 mile stretch for protection in Congress later this year.
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GLOBE
Gila County
Phoenix
Morris Udall
D-Ariz
Salt River
House
Interior Committee
Congress
House panel backs open meetings bill on tax board
The Arizona House Judiciary Committee endorsed a Senate bill to remove the exemption from the open meetings law for the State Board of Tax Appeals. The measure seeks to overturn a state Supreme Court ruling that allowed deliberative sessions to stay closed, affecting about 25 boards and agencies.
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Kay
Senate
Supreme Court
State
Tax Appeals Board
Shooting suspect held after Salt River Indian Reservation shooting
Rey Williams of the Ft. McDowell reservation is in custody on a shooting incident at the Salt River Indian reservation near the Salt and Verde rivers. Michael H Millett, 19, of Scottsdale, was wounded in the leg and listed in satisfactory condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Witnesses described a fist fight over alleged littering before the suspect fired two shots and then aimed at Millett with a .30-30 rifle.
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Ft. McDowell
Scottsdale
Salt River
Rey Williams
Ft. McDowell Reservation
Ron Thomas
Salt
Verde
Millett
Obituary for Robert F. Hefferan 66 retired broker
Robert F. Hefferan 66 a retired real estate broker died Friday at St. Josephs Hospital He lived in the Valley 14 years moving from Michigan He was a University of Michigan graduate Alpha Delta Phi member and a World War II Navy lieutenant Survivors include wife Frances sons Robert F and Gregory A daughter Suzanne H Weigold two sisters and two grandchildren Memorial services are set for 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at Messinger Mortuary Chapel Contributions may go to the American Cancer Society
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Robert F. Hefferan
St. Joseph's Hospital
Mr. Hefferan
Michigan
N. 51St Place
University of Michigan
Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity
Frances
Robert F
Phoenix
Gregory A
California
Suzanne H. Weigold
Scottsdale
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
E. Indian School Rd
Clemons 65 dies in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Ferne O. Clemons 65 of 8604 Ed Devonshire Ave died Friday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Born in Nebraska she moved to the Valley in 1969 from Colorado. She was a management analyst for 12 years with the Office of the U S Surgeon General. Survivors include her husband Paul B son Richard Morris daughter Frances Finley one sister eight grandchildren and one great grandchild. Memorial services were held today in Green Acres Mortuary.
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Ferne O. Clemons
Devonshire Ave
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Nebraska
Mrs. Clemons
The
Valley
Colorado
U.S
Paul B
Richard Morris
Frances Finley
California
Green Acres Mortuary
Hayden Rd
Cannizzaro Rites Set After Valley Business Death
John J. Cannizzaro aged 45 died Friday at his place of business after moving to the Valley from New Jersey four years ago. He worked for Sales International Correspondence School and was starting a new business. He leaves wife Rose and children Russ John Roseann April of Scottsdale, mother Mrs. Joseph Cannizzaro of New Jersey, and three brothers and a sister out of state. Rosary is 8 p.m. today at Arcadia Funeral Home Chapel. Mass will be 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at Our Lady Perpetual Help Church on East Main Street.
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John J. Cannizzaro
Mr. Cannizzaro
The
Valley
New Jersey
Sales International Correspondence School
Rose
Russ
John
Roseann
April
Scottsdale
Joseph Cannizzaro
Arcadia Funeral Home
Indian School Rd
Fire damages apartment at Casa del Norte complex
Rural Metro Fire Department officials report a Sunday night fire at Apr. B-102 in Casa del Norte Apartments 8250 Via del Paseo Norte causing about 4000 dollars in damage. A smoldering cigarette may have started the blaze in the kitchen. resident Mike Danielevicz is listed but occupancy at the time is unconfirmed.
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McCormick Ranch
Metro
Apr
Casa del Norte
Via
del Paseo Norte
TJM Corp
Rural Metro
Mike Danielevicz
Antiques Stolen From Scottsdale Storage Unit
A theft at a Scottsdale mini warehouse reported nearly 1200 dollars in antiques missing. Fred C. Reimold reported the break in at 8615 E. McDowell Rd after finding a broken lock. Missing items included an antique brass bed table chair sewing machine and table setting. He last saw the property April 6. Police noted forced entry signs at the unit.
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Scottsdale
Fred C. Reimold
74Th St
E. McDowell Rd
Reinold
Law to require annual corporate financial filings pushed again
Arizona lawmakers renew effort to reinstate a 1976 repeal of the financial disclosure requirement for corporations. Rep. Jim Skelly introduced a bill to restore filings with the State Corporation Commission and add penalties for falsifying records, but Senate opposition stalled passage.
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State Corporation Commission
Jim Skelly
Scottsdale
House Commerce Committee
Skelly
House
Senate
Ray Bottas
Finance Committee
Bottas
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