Pinon Ehrlichman helps Navajo in school financing bid
Former Nixon aide and Watergate figure Pinon Ehrlichman is assisting Navajo officials to secure support for new school facilities. Doyle Wyant of the BIA school says Ehrlichman has visited the school multiple times and will promote financing for a new school locally and for Low Mountain. In Phoenix, two hospitals failed to overturn a court ruling blocking them from terminating insured patients under the defunct Arizona Health Foundation, as Judge Robert Corcoran denied their motion.
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PINON
John Ehrichlman
Nixon
Doyle Wyant
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Said Ehrlichman
Low Mountain
Phoenix
Arizona Health Foundation
Maricopa County
Robert Corcoran
St. Luke's Hospital of
Pompe Community Hospital
Glendale Teen Wounded by Police After Rock Attack
A Glendale teenager, 16 year old Larry B Sagarnaga, was shot by a police officer outside a residence after rocks and beer cans were hurled at the officer. Sagarnaga was in very severe condition after a two hour operation at Maricopa County Hospital. The shooting followed Sgt C Lynn Babcock responding to a public disturbance call at about 1 am.
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Glendale
Larry B. Sagarnaga
Maricopa County Hospital
C. Lynn Babcock
Warrant issued for pro marijuana lobbyist Moran in Arizona
An arrest warrant was issued for Michael Moran after he failed to appear for sentencing in Maricopa County Superior Court. Moran, 44, faced sentencing for possession of 2% pounds of marijuana for sale as he has long advocated decriminalizing possession under 50 grams.
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Phoenix
Promarijuana
Michael Moran
Maricopa County Superior Court
Moran
Third youth agrees to Scottsdale McDonough Plan in court
Three of four youths arrested after a North Scottsdale party disturbance have accepted the McDonough Plan in city court. David W. Johnson, 18, agreed to participate after the six month no-activity period could lead to charges being dismissed. Robert W. Parker, 18, will also appear to accept the plan. he had requested a jury trial. Dale S. Cochrane, 22, of Tempe, still faces trial September 15 for disturbing the peace and failure to obey officers.
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North Scottsdale
McDonough
Scottsdale
David W. Johnson
Sahuaro Drive
Fenton McDonough
Robert W. Parker
E. Onyx
Parker
Johnson
Dale S. Cochrane
Tempe
Cochrane
Southern half of Thomas Road bridge opens to traffic
City official Pat Neal announced the southern half of the new Indian Bend Wash bridge on Thomas Road is now open. Detours around the bridge have been removed and overall construction is about 80 percent complete with grading about 50 percent and the storm drain installation around 50 percent done.
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Indian Bend Wash
Thomas Road
Pat Neal
Neal
Scottsdale Road
Thomas
Unemployment Rate Edges Up in August
The US unemployment rate rose to 7.9 percent in August, the third straight monthly increase, with employment up by 74,000 to 88 million in a workforce of 95.5 million. Non farm payrolls rose 240,000, while manufacturing gained 85,000 aided by strikes settlements.
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Washington
Labor Department
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Ford Administration
Meany
Perons
City Crafts Tighter Nepotism Policy For City Workers
City personnel officials draft a more specific nepotism policy to be ready next week and presented to the city council on September 21. Council had asked City Attorney Richard Filler to determine legal scope, with guidance that the city can regulate nepotism without being discriminatory.
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Gary Barham
Richard Filler
Franklin D. Aleshire
Aleshire
Charles Smith
Filler
Barham
Judge weighs central calendar rights in Bolles murder case
A Maricopa County Superior Court judge considers defense motions claiming rights are limited for defendant John Adamson because his murder case is on the court’s centralized calendar. Adamson faces trial Oct. 1 for the Don Bolles bombing death after his car was struck by a blast in Phoenix. Judge Perry plans a ruling after hearing arguments by defense attorney Feldhacker.
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Phoenix
A. Maricopa
John Adamson
Maricopa County
Adamson
Arizona Republic
Don Bolles
William Feldhacker
David Perry
Feldhacker
Pastors urged to back Conlan in Arizona primary
Two former chairmen of the Arizona Billy Graham Crusade urged 800 Arizona pastors to back Rep. John Conlan in the Republican Senate primary. The letter, signed by Ralph H. Eaton and Elmer Bradley, says Conlan has a strong Christian witness and should represent Arizona in the U.S. Senate. Bradley denies Crusade endorsement and notes no preaching orders were requested.
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Arizona
Billy Graham Crusade
John Conlan
U.S. Senate
Ralph H. Eaton
Graham Crusade
Elmer Bradley
Crusade
Conlan
Sam Steiger
Republican Senate
Jesus Christ
America
United States Senate
Bradley
Billy Graham
Graham
Goldwater accuses Conlan of being dishonest in politics
Sen Barry Goldwater ties Rep John Conlan to a lack of honesty and broken word while backing Sam Steiger for the GOP Senate nomination in Arizona. Conlan retorts about Goldwater possibly drinking, noting his own chronic pain and drinking limits.
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Phoenix
John Conlan
R-Ariz
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Conlan
United States Senate
Sam Steiger
Colan
Barry
Washington Post
Idwater
John
Deem Construction Plans Appeal Over Scottsdale Center Ruling
Deem Construction will appeal a Court of Appeals decision that voided a 22500 judgment against Scottsdale for the Vista del Camino Neighborhood Center contract. Attorney Norman Skeens says a petition for review will be filed with the Court of Appeals and then the state supreme court. The appellate ruling sided with Deem on the five percent bid preference but found no timely appeal to the superior court. Skeens argues the criminal statute on preference enforcement could allow civil damages.
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Deem Construction Company
State Supreme Court
State Court of Appeals
Scottsdale
Vista del Camino
Norman Skeens
Deem
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Arizona
Superior Court
GTS Construction Co
California
Skeens
Drug hearing continued for two Scottsdale men charged with narcotics
The preliminary hearing for Stanley Akers Jr. and Paul Zisser, charged with possession of narcotics for sale, was continued to next Friday after more than three hours of testimony. DPS agent Michael Stevens testified about cocaine and marijuana seeds found in a rental car trunk. Defense challenged the reliability of informants used in the investigation.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Justice of the Peace
Nancy West
Stanley Akers, Jr
Paul J. Zisser
Akers
Arizona
Stan Akers
Phoenix
Zisser
Department of Public Safety
Michael W. Stevens
Stevens
DPS
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Daily Progress
Associated Press
Ehrlichman
Thomas Bridge
Eaton
Eaton International Corp
Joanne Ralston
Conlan Campaign
Ralston
Shefrin
Democratic
Senate
Dick Shefrin
Audrey Bergner
Patt Mead
Citizens For Skelly Committee
Edward A. Saunders
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