Protests Erupt After Tanita Farm Arrests Near Phoenix
More than 100 farm workers march through downtown Phoenix after seven Tanita Farm arrests. Demonstrators accuse deputies of beating a couple and leaving children in an onion field. Seven cited for violating a 10 person picket limit. specifics cited by Sheriff Lt. McBreen.
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Phoenix
Tanita Farms
Maricopa County Organizing Project
Onion
Superior Court
Federal Building
Coy Alvardo
Isabel
Thomas McBreen
Alvrado
McBreen
Tanita
ASU dean warns Bakke ruling may ruin affirmative action
Dean Ernest Gellhorn at Arizona State University cautions that a favorable U.S. Supreme Court decision in the Bakke case could dismantle affirmative action programs nationwide. He argues professional schools should admit minorities to rectify past injustices and opposes Bakke's reverse discrimination claim.
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TEMPE
Arizona State University
Law School
California
Ernest Gellhorn
ASU
Gellhorn
Allan Bakke
University of California Medical School
Bakke
U.S. Supreme Court
High Court
Jury acquits Dunlap then convicts in Bolles murder case
Jurors initially voted 8-4 to acquit Max Dunlap but after further review found him guilty of first degree murder and conspiracy in the slaying of Arizona Republic reporter Don Bolles. James Robison of Chandler was convicted on the first ballot. Sentencing set for Dec. 6 in Maricopa County Superior Court.
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Dunlap
Manuel Sauceda
Don L. Koch
Sauceda
Phoenix
Robison
Chandler
Maricopa County Superior Court
Bolles
Arizona Republic
John Adamson
Bolles murder case costs near 280000 in three convictions
Phoenix officials report almost 280000 spent to convict three people of the Don Bolles car bomb murder. Convictions include Max Dunlap and James Robison for first degree murder and conspiracy. Adamson pleaded guilty to second degree murder after a mistrial and trial moves to Tucson.
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Phoenix
Don Bolles
Maricopa County
Max Dunlap
James Robison
Gordon Allison
Jerry Hill
John Harvey Adamson
Dunlap
Robison
Adamson
Bolles
Tucson
Allison
Pima County
Health care costs plan criticizes Carter proposals in Arizona
An Arizona Hospital Association report slams President Carter's cost containment plans and offers 40 recommendations to cut hospitalization costs. W. Austin Turner says government policies drive cost increases and hospitals face scapegoating. Ronald D. Krause says the association will pursue implementation with member hospitals.
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Arizona Hospital Association
Carter
Arizona
Washington
W. Austin Turner
Association
Turner
Reservists Hold Joint Field Training in Four Peaks Area
Army Reserve Special Forces detachment from Phoenix and several Naval Reserve units will conduct a two day field exercise in the Four Peaks region on Saturday and Sunday. The training covers insurgency and counterinsurgency warfare helicopter air assault desert survival field radio communications first aid tactical intelligence land navigation patrolling and rappelling.
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Army
Naval
Four Peaks
Army Reserve Special Forces
Naval Reserve
Warner fete honors state official with dinner guest list
State Superintendent Carolyn Warner will be honored Friday at a Towne House dinner. U.S. Sen. James Sasser and guests Dennis DeConcini and Erma Bombeck will attend as speakers and guests. Dinner costs 50 dollars per plate.
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State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Carolyn Warner
W. Clarendon Ave
U.S
James Sasser
D Tenn
Dennis DeConcini
D-Ariz
Erma Bombeck
Congressmen plan to attend luncheon
A congressional conference luncheon will be held at noon Wednesday at the Lake-Greenway Post No. 1 of the American Legion in Phoenix. Gov. Wesley Bolin will address the conference, with Sen. Dennis DeConcini and Reps. Rhodes Stump and Rudd among attendees. The event, sponsored by veterans groups, will discuss a national cemetery for Arizona, 500 VA hospital beds, veterans preference and pension, and VA hospital system preservation. The luncheon costs $2.75.
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Lake-Greenway
American Legion
Seventh Ave
Phoenix
Wesley Bolin
U.S
Dennis DeConcini
D-Ariz
John Rhodes
Rariz
Bob Stump
Eldon Rudd
National Cemetery
Arizona
Hospital bid to be studied at Camelback Hospital hearing
A review of Camelback Hospital's 74 bed satellite psychiatric facility proposal will be conducted by a Central Arizona Health Systems Agency committee at 7 tonight. Hearing at Camelback Hospital 5055 N Mth St. Proposal to build at Miller Road and Earls Drive. A citizens committee said 163 additional psychiatric care beds would be needed in Maricopa Pinal and Gila counties by 1983.
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Camelback Hospital
Central Arizona Health Systems Agency
N. Mth
Miller Road
Earls Drive
Citizens
Maricopa
Pinal
Gila
City considers 10900 bid to move steam locomotive to park
Scottsdale City Council weighs approving a $10,900 bid by Mid State Truck and Rigging to transport an 89 ton steam locomotive from Superior to McCormick Railroad Park. Staff note higher price may cover insurance. Locomotive bought for $7,500 by Scottsdale Railroad and Mechanical Society will be placed for children's recreation and education.
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Superior
McCormick Railroad
Scottsdale Railroad and Mechanical Society
Bill Ensign
Scottsdale
Southern Pacific Transportation Co
Ensign
Mesa
Scottsdale Center For the
Butz Says Farmers Should Not Strike
Former U S Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz warns against a general farm strike calling it a bad idea and irresponsible He urges farmers to drop talk of a strike and instead present specific requests to Congress since low participation would make a strike unfeasible.
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Chicago
U.S. Agriculture
Earl Butz
Congress
SCC Press Seeks Additional Funding For Free Press
Maricopa County Community College District board considers a $1,758 increase to fund Scottsdale Community College Free Press. The all student Board of Publications says rising printing costs outpaced the $4,800 1977 78 budget as ad revenue remains around 100 dollars per issue.
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Free Press
Scottsdale Community College
Maricopa County Community College District
Robert Little
Board of Publications
Steve Miller
SCC
Jeff Evans
The
Little
New Leaf
SCC Campus News
Wallace still eyes Senate campaign
Gov. George Wallace's spokesman rejects U.S. News and World Report claims that he will not run for the Senate next year. Elvin Stanton says there is nothing to the report and notes Wallace may pursue the Senate seat or a lecture circuit instead.
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Wallace
Senate
Montgomery
Ala
George Wallace
U.S
Elvin Stanton
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Port Elizabeth
South Africa
Butz
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Christian Science Board of
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
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