Arizona scholars warn WV censorship may ripple nationwide
An ASU authority on book banning says West Virginia parent protests could trigger broader censorship in Arizona. He notes teachers may pull controversial titles to avoid controversy, citing a Chandler case where local teachers defended a book while others removed it.
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Driver impersonates traffic cop arrested after gun sighting
Scottsdale man 22 was jailed for assault with a deadly weapon and carrying a concealed weapon after police stopped him while he allegedly pointed a pellet gun at a motorcyclist. Officers found a .22 pellet gun, a Ruger, ammo, knife, BBs, slingshot and steel balls in the car.
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Scottsdale
John Kent Worrell, Jr
N. 70Th
Special Enforcement Unit
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Worrell
Scottsdale Road
Cac
Counties group backs legislators pay hike approved in 1968 growth
The Arizona Association of Counties backs Proposition 107 to raise the annual state legislators salary to 10000 dollars from 6000. The AACo board reaffirmed support at its Phoenix conference and noted increased legislative responsibilities and residence costs for lawmakers living outside Phoenix.
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Phoenix
Aaco First
Alma J. Haught
Obituary for Henry S. LaCroix
Henry S. LaCroix 83 died at home in Tempe after moving from Oklahoma. Services 10 a.m. Monday at Gibbons-Bunker Mortuary Tempe with Rev. Roger Stressman delivering the eulogy. Interment Mesa City Cemetery. Survived by wife Lavada two daughters and several out of state relatives.
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Scottsdale
Lee
Evelyn Myers Rites Held in Phoenix for 68Yearold
Evelyn Elizabeth Myers died Thursday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services were held in Phoenix and she was buried at St Francis Cemetery. Born in Pennsylvania, she came to Phoenix from Hollywood Florida four years ago. She was a member of the Order of Eastern Star and Amaranth. Survivors include her daughter Mrs Madalyn Fernany two brothers a sister and two grandchildren.
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St. Francis Cemetery
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Hollywood
Fla
Pennsylvania
Madalyn Fernany
BIA to talk peace amid Kootenai stand off near Bonners Ferry
In Bonners Ferry Idaho the Bureau of Indian Affairs sought peace talks with the Kootenai Indians who had threatened war. Martin Seneca BIA director of trust resources arrived to calm tensions while tribal spokesman Doug Wheaton accused pacification, and arrests for highway blockades were ordered by Idaho Governor Cecil Andrus though none occurred.
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UPI
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Trust Resources
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Washington
Doug Wheaton
Cecil Andrus
Kootenai
ASU Resident Enrollment Surpasses 30,000 Mark
Arizona State University reports fall resident enrollment at 31,021, including 8,423 graduate and 22,598 undergraduate students. The figure, up 2,297 from 1973-74, marks the first time resident enrollment has exceeded 30,000.
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Arizona State University
Troy F. Crowder
ASU
Crowder
Trial delayed in agents shooting case in Prescott
Three men charged with shooting two drug enforcement officers had their trial moved from next Tuesday to October 8. Judge Paul Rosenblatt granted a delay to allow a defense request for a psychiatric exam for Jonathan Grange. Defendants Christopher Stillman and Brett Byrd face assault with a deadly weapon and conspiracy charges after officers Michael Tanaka and Marty Martinez were ambushed.
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Christopher Stillman
Brett Adam Byrd
Honolulu
Michael Tanaka
Marty Martinez
Nov 12 trial set for Treadaway in murder sodomy case
Jonathan C. Treadaway Jr. 21 faces murder and sodomy charges in the death of a small child. He is held in county jail without bond as a Nov. 12 trial date is scheduled.
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Phoenix
Jonathan C. Treadaway,Jr
Treadaway
Scottsdale judge faces recall over manslaughter case
Scottsdale Justice of the Peace Dan Roth told the Chamber that Superior Court Judge Charles D. Roush favored rehabilitation over punishment by granting probation to 28 year old Jimmie Joe Koile in the death of Carla Dahlstedt. Roth, a candidate for Superior Court, argued prison rarely rehabilitates but serves to protect society and deter crime. He warned that lenient judges provoke public outcry while stressing judges must keep criminals off the streets.
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Dan Roth
Superior Court
Charles D. Roush
Mesa
Roth
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Roush
Jimmie Joe Koile
Carla Dahlstedt
Kolle
Superior Court Division 4
Burglary Steals About $1950 From Scottsdale Woman
Approximately $1950 worth of personal items were stolen from Rosalind Lattin at 8303 E Valley Vista Drive. Investigators say a rear door lock was pried to gain entry while she was at work. two televisions six silver dollars 300 in cash a barbecue and jewelry were taken.
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Scottsdale
Rosalind Lattin
Valley Vista Drive
AZ candidates warn of recession hit on small firms
In Tempe Raul Castro warns double digit inflation and a looming recession threaten Arizona small businesses. He calls for strong federal leadership to secure a fair deal for local merchants and prevent bankruptcies as economic pressures mount. He urges action from the governor and federal agencies.
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UPI
Arizona
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Castro
House
Brown
Conlan
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