Labor funds linked to Senate vote on proposed construction bill
An unofficial tally shows organized labor gave 1.4 million to Senators whose votes helped win support for a measure to allow common sites picketing by unions. The bill, opposed by some labor groups, risks broad impact on building sites and faced final votes after a filibuster.
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Expert backs Hatton defense in high profile case
In court Whalley argued that lighting near the Dairy Queen made positive sightings unlikely. Lindall Scott testified he saw Hatton with youths at about 1 a.m. but Whalley countered the distance from the complex to the alleged running spot as 116 feet, insufficient to identify a figure.
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Whalley
Scott
Udall Uses Videotape to Reach Voters in New Hampshire
Democratic presidential hopeful Morris K. Udall expands reach by showing a taped Washington University appearance at five New Hampshire sessions aimed at recruiting volunteers. The cost of the $20 tape is a factor as the campaign seeks funds and monitors the $200,000 New Hampshire spending ceiling.
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Morris K. Udall
American University
New Hampshire
Udall
Terry Bracey
State demands proof of nonprofit status for Green Acres Trust
The Virginia State Corporation Commission requires Green Acres Trust to prove it is not involved in cemetery or mausoleum operations for its debentures to qualify as exempt from registration. A broadened investigation follows halted sales and potential lawsuits shift the burden of proof to the trust, with a limited lookback for actions within the past year.
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Claude Keller
Securities Division
State Corporation Commission
Green Acres
Keller
Lisle Hawkins
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Hawkins
Obituary of Alphons F Sudbeck 79
Alphons F Sudbeck 79 died Monday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after living in the Valley ten years. He was a Mobil Oil retailer for 45 years and member of Knights of Columbus and Lions Club. Surviving wife Leona M and children Gerald F James R and Mary Ann Kaiser, plus siblings and grandchildren. Memorials suggested to Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Building Fund.
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Nebraska
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Mr. Ludbeck
Leona M
Gerald F
Scottsdale
James R
Long Beach
Calif
Mary Ann Kaiser
LaJolla
Corporations Allowed to Solicit Campaign Funds
The Federal Election Commission ruled 4 to 2 that American corporations may collect political contributions from employees to support campaigns for Congress and the presidency. Donations must be voluntary, funds kept separate from normal operations, and the commission warned of potential coercion inherent in the employer-employee relationship.
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Federal Election Commission
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Guard ends riot training program in 1972
Arizona National Guard stopped annual riot control drills after 1968 to 1972 saying time was better spent on other matters. About 75 guardsmen participated including commanders and staff officers. The exercise known as Cable Splicer drew criticism from Ron Riddenhour who warned it could threaten constitutional processes. New Times seeks documents under FOIA. officials cite public safety and official use only classifications.
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New Times
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Arizona
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Geof O'Connell
Pentagon
National Guard Bureau
Chinle bailout eyed to prevent payroll delays
Arizona lawmakers including Speaker Stan Akers and Majority Leader Burton Barr met with Navajo Nation representatives, bankers and officials to discuss advancing funds to avert bounced paychecks for Chinle School District employees.
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Stan Akers
House
Burton Barr
Funks to Appeal Commission Ruling Over Greyhound Circuit
Attorney Brian Goodwin said he would appeal to Maricopa County Superior Court after the Arizona Racing Commission refused to reconsider its disciplinary action against five Funks officials. The case centers on a $5,000 fine tied to short field races in the Greyhound circuit.
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Brian Goodwin
Maricopa County
Legislative issues set for January in Arizona
Democrats name top concerns including rising home taxes utility rates crime unemployment prison overcrowding and pornography. Senators Weeks Morrison and Hardt and Representative Hamilton outlined the agenda at a Valley Democratic Women’s group meeting.
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Dphoenix
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Dglobe
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Lopez says he will not seek 3rd District seat
Maricopa County Supervisor Joe Eddie Lopez 35 says he is 99 percent sure he will not pursue the Democratic nomination for the 3rd Congressional District next year. The House seat is held by Republican Rep. Sam Steiger.
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Morris Starsky Returns to Tempe Campus After Five Years
TEMPE Morris Starsky 42 visiting Arizona State University five years after being fired declares he is winning his battle with the Arizona Board of Regents. The avowed socialist was ousted for abandoning a class to attend a peace rally in Tucson. He appeals in federal court and plans a petition drive for reinstatement.
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Morris Starsky
Arizona State University
Arizona Board of Regents
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Newsmen
Tucson
Fountain Hills recall fails in special election
In Fountain Hills a recall of two sanitary district trustees failed as incumbent Robert Williams defeated Rollen White 364 to 112 and Raymond Reed won over Richard Froncek 368 to 111. The recall, led by the Homeowners Association, cited dereliction of duty amid business failures.
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McCulloch Properties, Inc
Robert Williams
Raymond Reed
Rollen White
Richard Froncek
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Reed
Froncek
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Frank Shayer
Sanitary Board
Doyle Bauserman
Woman Injured In Bicycle Crash On Miller Road
A 45 year old woman Marilyn Frey of 2700 North Hayden Road was hospitalized in satisfactory condition after her bicycle struck a curb and she was thrown onto a sidewalk on Miller Road near Almerta Road. Police said she was riding north when the impact occurred.
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Almerta Road
Marilyn Frey
Hayden Rd
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