Citizens and Taxpayers groups organize in Phoenix
A Phoenix effort seeks to form a statewide network of property owners and taxpayers groups. Melvin Morris notes the need for stronger voices in taxes as Tax Research lists participating groups and invites contact through the committee at 1814 W. Washington. Members named include Ray A. and Joann Hirschi, E. Savidge, A. Stein, H. A. Cape, and Volney W. Peck.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Bers
Melvin Morris
Earch
Ray A
Ad Joann Hirschi
E. Savidge
A. Stein
H.A. Cape
Then
Volney W. Peck
Rs Association
Head-on crash injures pair in Scottsdale area
A head-on collision on Scottsdale Road left James S. Peterson and Kathleen M. Baily hospitalized. Peterson in serious condition and Baily in satisfactory condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. A third driver Janis R. Herold was identified. no citations issued. A separate incident involved a horse struck on Scottsdale Road. the horse was euthanized after severe injuries.
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Scottsdale-area
James S. Peterson
E. Voltaire Ave
Phoenix
Scottsdale Road
Doubletree Road
Kathleen M. Baily
E. Keim
Peterson
Baily
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
E.paradise Drive
Sunnyside Drive
Bruce D. A. McNair
Pasadena
Calif
Joanne Orlando
E. Jean Drive
Retiring SS head cites faults in plan
James B. Cardwell, retiring as Social Security commissioner at 55 after 35 years in government, says the federal retirement and Social Security systems are out of whack. He will take a $53,000 annual private-sector post and will pay into Social Security, despite hoping not to participate. The interview discusses double-dipping concerns and the windfall of the minimum benefit, and notes a House Senate conference bill to refinance the system with proposed limits on pensions drawing from Social Security.
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Washington
James B. Cardwell
Cardwell
Corporation For Public Broadcasting
Social Security
House
Senate
Moran faces questions over edited prison audit report
Rep. Pete Corpstein demands answers from John Moran about why information was trimmed from a state prison audit presented to a legislative committee. Moran says full information was provided minus editorial comments. Corpstein seeks reconvening of the committee as testimony links deputy Jewell to a deletion order affecting Saunder's audit notes and potential demotion reversal.
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Phoenix
Pete Corpstein
Paradise Valley
John Moran
Jewell
Moran
Ted Saunder
State Prison Industries
Corpstein
Saunders
No spring decision on DOJ action in alien torture case
Law professor Burton Wechsler says no government action is expected for at least four months. He is drafting a petition at the request of La Raza and CNQ to seek federal intervention in the Thomas and Patrick Hanigan case, two Douglas area brothers acquitted of abducting and beating three illegal Mexican aliens. The FBI investigation was sent to the Civil Rights Division for review after an initial recommendation against intervention.
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Tucson
U.S. Justice Department
Burton Wechsler
Antioch College
Washington
National Council of la Raza
Committee For National Concern
Thomas
Patrick Hanigan
Cochise County Superior Court
FDA weighs ban on liquid protein diet amid deaths
Sen Charles Percy urges FDA prohibition of liquid protein sales while agency mulls a Monday proposal to declare the diet aids unsafe and remove them from markets. Legal questions over whether the product is a food, drug, or additive could shape the agency's authority.
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Washington
Charles Percy
Bill
Food and Drug Administration
Percy
FDA
Mont
Senate Select Committee On Nutrition Human Needs
Bonn
Denver firm leads major Arizona oil lease exploration
Anschutz Corp of Denver has paid over 1 million dollars to explore oil on 4.1 million acres of leased Arizona state land. Arizona produced 450000 barrels from Navajo wells last year and 16.4 million total since 1958, far short of U.S. daily use. Leis notes technology changes and says the leases cover 11 counties, with Apache, Navajo and Coconino excluded.
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Phoenix
Anschutz Corp
Denver
Arizona
Andrew Bettwy
Navajo
U.S
Kenneth Leis
Anschutz
Apache
Coconino
CofC elects six Scottsdale business directors
Six Scottsdale business representatives were elected to the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce board for three year terms starting January 1. Named are Allan Brown SunBurst Hotel Agnes Edwards Coldwell Banker Bill Mack Paddock Pools Paul Messinger Messinger Mortuary and Chapel Dr Arthur Nelson Scottsdale Memorial Hospital and Tom Van Sickle Scottsdale Industrial Airpark. They join nine existing directors as officers to be elected at the December 13 meeting.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Allan Brown
SunBurst Hotel
Agnes Edwards Coldwell
Bill Mack
Paddock Pools
Paul Messinger
Messinger Mortuary
Arthur Nelson
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Tom van Sickle
John Marks
Chamber
Marks
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Calico
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Bettwy
Leis
Cofc
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Zenith
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AFC
Allegro
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Venith
Tempe Center
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