Poll shows half oppose Panama canal treaty in AP poll
An AP nationwide poll finds 50 percent oppose the Panama Canal treaty, 29 percent favor, and 21 percent undecided. Opposition spans regions and parties, strongest among seniors, with 18 to 29 year olds most favorable to the pact.
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Panama
Washington
Carter
Senate
Associated Press
United States
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Omar Torrijos
Canal Zone
South
Inmate Trades Proposal Draws Arizona Officials
Arizona lawmaker William Rigel of District 28 urged teaching trades to inmates to cut corrections costs. He and colleagues toured Florence, Fort Grant, Tucson and Safford facilities noting high numbers of nonworking inmates and comparing statewide costs to Texas. Rigel blamed Gov Castro for limits on inmate construction work.
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Arizona
William Rigel
R-Dist
Rigel
House Appropriations Committee
Florence
Fort Grant
Tucson
Safford
Texas
Raul Castro
Arizona court narrows reach of Miranda warnings
The Arizona Supreme Court ruled that a suspect's continuing discussion about a case after being advised may be considered voluntary and not bound by Miranda. The decision focuses on guidance for prosecutors, not police officers, in the grey area of rights and questioning.
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Arizona Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Troy D. Fears
Maricopa County
Fears
Gilbert
Paradise Valley Considers Building Hours Ordinance
Town council tonight will consider an ordinance restricting on site building to 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. six days a week and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sundays and holidays. Planning commission backed the measure 3-2 on Sept 6.
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Paradise Valley
the Planning and Zoning Commission
Schulz to speak at Scottsdale Democratic Luncheon
Denis William Schulz the Democratic candidate for governor will address the Scottsdale Luncheon Club at noon Tuesday at the Scottsdale Elks Club on Oak Street. Tickets are $2.75 at the door and the luncheon is open to the public.
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William Schulz
Scottsdale
Elks’ Club
E. Oak St
Hopi Leaders Abbott Sekaquaptewa and Alvin Dashee Seek Reelection
Abbott Sekaquaptewa 48 and Alvin Dashee 34 announced they will run together for reelection as Hopi Tribal Chairman and Vice Chairman. Sekaquaptewa has served three one year terms, while Dashee has held the vice chair position for one four year term.
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Oraibi
Abbott Sekaquaptewa
Alvin Dashee
Sekaquaptewa
Dashee
Arizona lawmakers back 9600 salary with voter OK plan
Republican leaders in Phoenix informally backed setting legislative pay at 9600 dollars pending voter approval next year. House Speaker Frank Kelley reported 47 Republicans supported the figure, drawn from Bisbee attorney James McNulty's salary commission recommendation. In a separate move, city buses carrying students will be patrolled by undercover police to curb assaults, with detectives onboard and silent alarms linked to headquarters.
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Phoenix
House
Senate
State
Margaret Hance
Audit deemed unnecessary for Arizona DES
DES director John L. Huerta says no audit is needed as the department is under constant review with 40 external and 177 internal audits since July 1973. He will cooperate if Rep. Sam McConnell presses for further scrutiny.
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Tucson
Arizona Department of Economic Security
DES
John L. Huerta
Huerta
Sam McConnell
R-Williams
Cleaner air shown as pollution drops in two Arizona counties
Pollution data from the Pinal Gila Counties Air Quality Control District shows sulfur dioxide levels cut by up to 60 percent over five years. L C Kopische told the advisory council that air quality has improved annually in the region.
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Pinal and
Gila Counties
L.C. Kopische
Pinal- Gila Counties
Castro to Receive Civil Service Award for Training Indians
Gov. Raul Castro will be honored Friday with a U.S. Civil Service Commission award for arranging on-the-job training in the State Personnel Division. The program enabled two Indians to work in personnel roles within their tribal governments.
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Phoenix
Raul Castro
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Castro
SCC students seek clarifications on new MCCCD policies
SCC student leaders and officers plan to press for clarifications on five college district rules passed by the MCCCD Board to govern student government. Major changes include an arbitration process, no officer stipends, a six credit hour requirement, and a four semester term limit with effective dates next July.
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Scottsdale Community College
Maricopa County Community College
MCCCD
Thomas Koeppel
SCC
Independent Party
Burglary Reported At Holiday Inn Room
Police said a visitor’s room at the Holiday Inn on North Scottsdale Road was burglarized with about $2,000 in jewelry and camera gear stolen. The room registered to Horace C. Porter of Fairport New York showed forced entry, with the break in occurring between 5 30 and 11 15 p m.
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Holiday Inn
N. Scottsdale Rd
Horace C. Porter
Fairport, N.Y
Obituary of Erna L Bottcher 85 Valley Resident
Erna L. Bottcher 85 of 8517 E Wilshire Drive died Monday at Medicenter. A Minnesota native who moved to the Valley in 1910 she was a member of Christ Church Lutheran. Survived by three daughters Mildred Rovey Renata Bond Ruth Barbar two sons A E Norbert 15 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. Services were held today at A L Moore and Sons Mortuary with interment at Membry Lawn.
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Erna L. Bottcher
E. Wilshire Drive
Medicenter
Minnesota
Sally Rand to return to stage for Lincoln Park run
Detroit AP reports dancer Sally Rand, 73, can resume performances after a three week recovery from a lung ailment. She is slated to perform at a Lincoln Park nightclub tonight through October 8 with her famous fans.
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Detroit
Sally Rand
Lincoln Park
Audit finds no misused funds in artichoke shirt account
Roger Brooks reports MCCCD board released audit results showing no mismanagement of a five year old artichoke shirt fund once used to cover legal expenses from a student government dispute. The account, established in 1972, was closed last December and will not reopen.
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Scottsdale Community College
Maricopa County Community College Board
Roger Brooks
SCC
MCCCD
Ween
Artichoke
Brooks
Independent Party
Sherri Panke Winters
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