Phoenix firm investigated over Navajo tribal life insurance
Arizona insurance officials scheduled an investigative hearing for November 2 in Phoenix to probe licensing violations tied to Inbanco Corp and Republic National Life. The probe targets use of individual agents marketing group life insurance for Navajo workers on the reservation.
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Weather Watch Cool fall air predominates
A large high pressure system brings cool clear weather across much of the nation. The Plains to New England and the Southeast report a fall chill as another surge of cool air moves over the northern Rockies with readings around 20 degrees in Montana and into North Dakota by Wednesday. Clouds extend from Arizona across the southern Rockies into Texas with much of the Rockys covered in clouds and New England and southern Florida partly cloudy.
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Record-breaking heat to continue in Arizona
The Associated Press reports continued warm, subtropical air across Arizona with scattered showers in the southeast. Phoenix reached 102 degrees tying a 1963 date record. Through Wednesday the pattern persists with moist air feeding southeastern areas and Greer logging Monday's rain at .42 inches.
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Regional Weather Summary for Northwest and Deserts
Northwest sunshine continues today and Wednesday with highs in the 80s to 90s and overnight lows in the 50s. Colorado River Valley expects sunny days and southerly winds under 12 mph, highs in the 90s, with lows mid 60s to low 70s. Desert regions stay mostly fair with 90s highs and upper 60s to low 70s in the night. Central Basins see partly cloudy afternoons, scattered eastern showers, otherwise fair with upper 70s to 80s and nights 45 to 55. Grand Canyon and Northeast Plateau mostly fair, highs upper 70s to low 80s, lows 40s to 50s.
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Conferees fail to adopt abortion policy
Washington AP Conferees fail to reach a middle ground on abortion funding after three months of talks. House and Senate members rejected proposals, sending the dispute back to their chambers for possible position changes. Magnuson notes the next move rests with the House as funding gaps affect Labor and HEW programs. About 50 million dollars funded 300000 abortions last year under Medicaid.
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Louden Named Parade Head For 1978 Parada del Sol
Dean Louden 34 named parade chairman for the 1978 Parada del Sol. He owns Dean's Hitch Rail Texaco and sits on Scottsdale Jaycees board. He plans a Name-the-Parade-Theme contest and will release details later. Jerry Melberg 34 named Parade queen contest chairman and external vice president of the Jaycees. Stu Brantly 29 named program chairman. branch manager of US Envelop.
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Bolin Aims to be Sworn In as Arizona Governor Oct 18
Secretary of State Wesley Bolin plans a brief 10 a.m. swearing in in the old Capitol Rotunda after Gov. Raul Castro resigns to become ambassador to Argentina. Bolin expects Castro to resign between Oct 14 and 18 and says he will deliver the state of state and budget messages at the January legislative opening.
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ASU Professor Forecasts Panama Treaty Rejection and Cuba Ties
Arizona State University political science professor Marvin Alisky told a Republican Forum that the Senate will not ratify the Panama Canal treaty and that U S business interests push normalization with Cuba. He warned trade with Cuba via the International Bank would cost taxpayers amid Cuba’s confiscation of U S property and Cuba’s high political prisoner count. He noted Soviet aid keeps Cuba afloat and doubted canal sabotage risk without ratification.
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Arizona Women’s Commission seeks funds to reopen Phoenix office
A Scottsdale group leader says the Arizona Women’s Commission hopes for grants to reopen the Phoenix office and continue its equal rights work. The 45 member panel, created two years ago by executive order from Gov. Raul Castro, closed the office when a CETA grant ended. Several applications are pending as efforts continue to restore funding.
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