DPS to cut traffic tickets to pressure pay hike
Scottsdale dispatch reports Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 32 says Arizona Department of Public Safety officers may sharply reduce traffic tickets to push the legislature to restore pay and benefits. Union leader Ron Young blamed Sen Bill Hardt for blocking raises, noting officers may seek Teamsters support as talks with the state stall.
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Department of Public Safety
Ron Young
Order of Police Lodge 32
DPS
Vernon Hoy
Teamsters
Young
Arizona
Bill Hardt
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FOP
State General Fund
Maine
Director urged to make apology
Phoenix. House Majority Leader Burton Barr urged the Department of Public Safety director to apologize for false charges about the legislature. Barr said Hoy hurt himself with the remarks and must apologize, predicting floor speeches when he returns to testify Monday. Barr denied ever receiving any gifts from the DPS head.
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House
Burton Barr
Department of Public Safety
Hoy
Barr
DPS
BPS
Attorneys to discuss using law to protect finances in Scottsdale
Five lawyers speak at a free public legal seminar to explain protecting and managing financial affairs. Tuesday 7:30 to 10 p.m. at the Scottsdale Center for the Arts auditorium. Speakers include Frazer, Case, Novak, Whitney, and Gallagher. Sponsored by Scottsdale, Maricopa County and Arizona Bar Associations.
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Mary K Hess Victim in Canary Islands Jet Collision
Mary K Hess 36 of 5402 E Rockridge Rd died Saturday at Brooks Army Medical Center Texas from injuries suffered in the March 27 two 747 collision in the Canary Islands. She was born in Illinois and moved to the Valley in 1944. Survivors include her husband Edward and children Carl and Mary Anne of Phoenix, and her parents Carl and wife of Scottsdale. Services set for 10 a.m. Tuesday at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church.
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E. Rockridge Rd
Canary Islands
Brooks Army Medical Center
Texas
Northern Arizona University
Edward
Carl Art Mary Anne
Phoenix
Carl Collins
Scottsdale
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
56Th St
Fel d Carolyn L Feld obituary in Arizona Valley
Carolyn L Feld 82 of 6801 E Camelback Rd died Saturday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Born in Indiana she moved to the Valley three years ago She was a former state director and ware houser for Dunlap Tires in Indiana Survived by daughters Gloria Scott Scottsdale and Mrs Jack Hopkins California and one grandchild Memorial services will be at 11 a m Tuesday at Messinger Mortuary Chapel 7601 E Indian School Rd Interment in Indianapolis Indiana
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E. Camelback Rd
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
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Feld
The
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Dunlap Tires
Gloria Scott
Scottsdale
Jack Hopkins
California
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
E. Indian School Rd
Indianapolis
Legislature faces weeks more for budget cleanup and tax relief
Senate and House leaders expect another two to three weeks for budget cleanup and at least ten days to resolve a fifty million dollar tax relief package. Education funding shifts after a California ruling. NSBA president Will Davis urges new financing methods to ensure equity and quality. Tempe police report two youths arrested after the shooting of ASU catcher Dale Eiler at a fast food restaurant. suspects Michael Dunbar and Earl Wright located after a chase ending in a minor crash.
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Senate
House
National School Boards Association
Will D. Davis
California Supreme Court
Tempe
Arizona State University
Dale Eiler
ASU
Michael Dunbar
Earl R. Wright
el Mirage
Firemen’s Spare Time Belongs to Students
Rural Metro Fire Department chief K. C. Scott notes high school students clean and polish trucks better. He parked a fire truck on 68th Street and Thomas Road to illustrate the point.
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Metro Fire Department
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68Th Street
Thomas Road
Burglaries Hit Scottsdale Home and Ramada Inn Rooms
Police report valuables stolen over the weekend from a Scottsdale residence and two Ramada Inn hotel rooms. Estell Slyder's home losses exceed 4700 dollars, including a 2000 dollar platinum watch and a 1500 dollar diamond ring. At the Ramada Inn on East Main Street, 516 dollars in cash disappeared from wallets. Victims include Joseph E. Weigs and his wife from Novi Michigan and Robert E. Andrews of Waterford Michigan. Burglars forced entry in both hotel rooms between 1:15 and 1:45 p.m. Sunday.
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Scottsdale
Estell Slyder
N. 78Th St
Joseph E. Weigs
Novi
Mich
Robert E. Andrews
Waterford
Ramada Inn
E. Main St
Graham draws 45000 at Notre Dame stadium sermon
Evangelist Billy Graham filled University of Notre Dame stadium with about 45 000 people for his final sermon. The crowd was the largest ever on campus for any event outside a football game.
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University of Notre Dame
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