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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1963

Page

2

Ex-Officers Happy Over Arizona Savings and Loan Acquittal

James Heron and Chuck Lee welcomed the Arizona Supreme Court reversal of their felony convictions linked to the defunct AS and L. Heron, now in Globe, pledged a real estate comeback while Lee, a Phoenix CPA, called the exoneration long overdue and justice served. The court overturned five convictions tied to false reports and entries, tossing charges connected to a conspiracy with Carl Payne.

Phoenix API James Heron Chuck O. Lee Arizona Savings and Loan Association State Supreme Court Heron Globe Lee As&l Carl Payne Payne High Court

Scottsdale School District bus drivers praised for safety

Scottsdale School District bus drivers received high praise from state highway safety inspector Lee M. Mull after porto-clinic examinations last Thursday. Seventeen of the district’s 22 drivers are women and Mull commended their visual acuity reaction time and depth perception as excellent, noting these exams will be filed in his personal records as outstanding in the state.

Scottsdale State Highway Department Board of Education Lee M. Mull Traffic Safety Mull

State Labor Meeting in Phoenix Praises Labor Peace

State AFL-CIO delegates in Phoenix hear Gov. Fannin praise relative labor peace and tranquility enabling growth. John L. Holcombe commends Arizona unions for Landrum-Griffin law compliance and notes ongoing automation affecting jobs while retraining lags. Stanton Smith cites rapid automation expansion.

Phoenix UPI Organized Labor Paul Fannin Arizona Afl-Cio John L. Holcombe Bureau of Labor Management Reports Washington Holcombe Landrum- Griffin Stanton Smith

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