U S says alien raid not linked to Arrowhead strike
Border Patrol seized and deported 19 illegal aliens from Arrowhead Ranch amid a strike by about 200 workers over wages and conditions. Organizers claim more aliens will be sent. ranch owners and Bodine Produce deny involvement. a plane and multiple vehicles were used to pursue workers.
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Glendale Arrowhead
U.S. Border Patrol
Mexico
Border Patrol
Arrowhead
Robert Goldwater Sr
U.S
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Arthur Martori
Paradise Valley
Carol Sanchez
Maricopa County
el Mirage
Sanchez
Goldwater
Romo
Bodine Produce Co
Land swap discussed over SCC lease with Indian Community
Scottsdale Community College considers exchanging two adjoining land parcels with the Salt River Pima Maricopa Indian Community. Barbara Hitchcock notes the plan is tentative amid others to resolve the 10 year lease for SCC on reservation land. The tribe seeks higher payments or use of funds for expanded Indian programs at SCC.
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Scottsdale Community College
SCC
Salt River
Barbara Hitchcock
Maricopa County Community College Board
Pima
Chaparral
Hitchcock
Scottsdale Council Approves Nepotism and Policy Shifts
The Scottsdale City Council approved a nepotism policy that bans supervisory relations between relatives yet allows relatives to work for the city. It also adopted a new layoff policy and grievance procedure, promoted team leaders to captain and captains to major, and approved evaluating all employee positions against other cities. The policy defines relatives and requires transfers to avoid supervision by relatives.
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Scottsdale
Obituary for Kathrine J. Mackey, 72, Valley resident
Kathrine J. Mackey, 72, of 5415 E Voltaire Ave died Tuesday at St. Josephs Hospital. Born in Kansas she moved from Colorado to the Valley 14 years ago. Survived by daughter Marylin Ramsey of Scottsdale stepson George of Colorado two brothers and two sisters six grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Services and interment in Macksville Kansas. Gibbons Bunkers Garden Chapel handled arrangements.
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Kathrine J. Mackey
E. Voltaire Ave
St. Joseph's Hospital
Kansas
George
Colorado
Macksville
Kan
Gibbons Bunkers Garden Chapel
Bisbee Jury Deliberations Set in Abduction Trial
In Cochise County two Douglas area brothers Patrick Hanigan 23 and Thomas 18 face 14 counts including conspiracy kidnapping robbery and assault in a case tied to abducting and torturing three illegal aliens almost 14 months ago Closing arguments were scheduled for this afternoon Jury deliberations could begin today in the Superior Court trial. Arizona Insurance Director J N Trimble filed a suit to place All-Service Life Insurance Corp of Phoenix in receivership after learning all officers and directors had resigned.
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Bisbee
Cochise County
Patrick Hanigan
Thomas
Phoenix
Arizona
J.N. Trimble
All-Service Life Insurance Corp. of
Trimble
Hegarty Hospitalized After Heat Stroke Incident
Former Department of Public Safety director James J. Hegarty was found unconscious in his car outside a Phoenix restaurant. He was treated at St. Joseph's Hospital for heat stroke.
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Phoenix
James J. Hegarty
Department of Public Safety
St. Joseph's Hospital
Investigator pleads guilty in wiretap case tied to Mafia figures
Edwin R. Richards a 34 year old former Pima County Attorney’s Office investigator pleaded no contest to wiretapping and eavesdropping. He admitted listening in on conversations connected to organized crime figures during an ongoing investigation.
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Tucson
Joseph Bonfiano Sr
Edwin R. Richards
Pima County Attorney’s Office
Superior
Edwards
Senator seeks extra aid for Arizona copper miners
Tucson Democrat Sen. Frank Felix requested the U.S. Department of Labor provide supplemental federal assistance to regular state unemployment insurance for about 7,000 copper miners in Arizona who have been laid off. The appeal came Tuesday.
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Phoenix
Tucson
U.S. Department of Labor
Frank Felix
Judge Set to Hear Magma Copper Mine Safety Suit
A federal judge will hear on October 28 a suit filed by Interior Secretary Cecil Andrus accusing Magma Copper Co. of blocking federal mine inspectors from investigating safety conditions at its San Manuel mine.
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Phoenix
Magma Copper Co
San Manuel
Cecil Andrus
ASU Fans Bask in Team Wins Say University Psychologist
Arizona State University psychology professor Dr. Robert B. Cialdini studies BIRG basking and finds fans emphasize "we" after victories. In surveys with 168 undergrads, the insecure group used more "we" when recalling wins than those primed with personal success.
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Arizona State University
ASU
Missouri
Robert B. Cialdini
Beavers
Cialdini
Birg
Tempe
Warren Sr. faces bid to drop 11 mortgage fraud charges
Deputy county attorney plans to challenge a defense motion to dismiss 11 remaining false mortgage charge counts against Ned Warren Sr. The case ties to a May Maricopa plea deal granting him immunity in land fraud cases, with prosecutors noting Warren provided limited information about Equitable Mortgage Co. in July indictments.
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Parrish
Warren
Equitable Mortgage Co
Pima County
Warren Admitted to Hospital During Fraud Case
Ned Warren Sr. 63, famous in Arizona land schemes, was admitted to John C. Lincoln Hospital for tests under guard as part of a plea deal. He has pleaded guilty to 22 counts and remains under house arrest at his Camelback Mountain home with ongoing costs estimated at $50,000 to detain him since September 1.
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Phoenix
Ned Warren Sr
John C. Lincoln Hospital
Maricopa County
Sheriff's Office
Warren
Camelback Mountain
Arizona
William Steeper
Phillip Severson
Arson Suspected In Cocopah Area Fires
Police and fire officials report arson suspected in multiple Cocopah School area grass and fence fires. A set at 11428 N 64th Place damaged a fence and a carport, totaling about 10 dollars. Earlier fires at 11628 N 64th Place and 11416 N 66th St caused fence damage estimated at 50 dollars.
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Cocopah Scool
64Th Place
66Th St
Waylon Jennings Cocaine Charges Dropped Temporarily
Federal judge dismisses conspiracy to possess cocaine charges against Waylon Jennings and co defendant Mark Rothbaum without prejudice. Prosecutors requested dismissal possibly to delay trial, leaving chance for refile. Proceedings leave Jennings temporarily free while case can be revived.
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Nashville, Tenn
Waylon Jennings
Jennings
Mark Rothbaum
Danbury, Conn
Burglary Suspect Jailed After Scottsdale Break-In
Ernesto Munoz a 34 year old resident of 1200 North 77th Street was jailed in Scottsdale on charges of attempted burglary at 7420 East Latham Street. Police say he may be linked to several recent cat burglaries in the city and was arrested about 30 minutes after the break in while walking on North 77th Street. Wayne Dimmitt identified him as the suspect.
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Scottsdale
E. Latham
Ernesto Munoz
77Th St
Munoz
North
77Th Street
Wayne Dimmitt
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