Arizona and Mexico agree on border alien entry program
Arizona and Mexico plan a joint information exchange to identify illegal entrant smugglers. U S Border Patrol official Hysette says smugglers caught on the American side could be returned to Mexico for prosecution if U S cases are not feasible. Mexican law allows trials of Mexicans arrested on either side of the border.
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Tucsonian named to state oil and gas commission
Robet Gallaher of a Tucson aircraft sales company is appointed by Gov. Raul Castro to complete the unexpired term of Geoffrey Ballard on the State Oil and Gas Conservation Commission. The six member panel governs oil and gas and geothermal resources. term expires 1978.
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Marine on leave shot by Phoenix police in park incident
A 19 year old Phoenix man on leave from the Marines was shot to death after allegedly threatening officers with a sawed off shotgun. Four police officers responded to a report of a suspicious person at a west Phoenix park. The man had been assigned to Japan and was home on leave. His parents said he planned a hunting trip but offered no reason for carrying the weapon.
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Couple face homicide charges in infant death
In Mesa police arraignment court, Linda Dailey 32 and Joe Moreno 35 face homicide charges after a 22 month old boy, Troy Dixon Dailey, died at Desert Samaritan Hospital. Hospital staff were told the child was injured by a water heater collapse, but doctors found signs of beating.
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Acquitted developer files $750,000 damage suit
Yonlack Cohen, acquitted of bribery, sues Ron Lebowitz former state prosecutor and two witnesses Jack Hemmitt and James Kidd in Maricopa County Superior Court claiming they interfered with his business affairs in a malicious manner related to a planned redevelopment project in Phoenix Arizona.
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Teacher pursues Ward 3 seat in Tucson council race
Democrat Bob Goodpaster, a 32 year old real estate teacher and former recall candidate, joins George Miller as a challenger to Ward 3 incumbent James A. Hooton. Primary is Sept 20 with citywide general Nov 8. Goodpaster criticizes water rate hikes and neglect of northwest Tucson services.
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Smugglers Seek Refuge on Navajo Reservation
Airborne narcotics smugglers unload cargo on the Navajo reservation escaping prosecution due to lack of tribal drug laws and jurisdictional questions. Navajo Police Superintendent Meek cites remote landing strips and unclear enforcement while U S attorneys say prosecutions on reservations are not current concerns.
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Arizona counties ordered to fund Medicaid, state not
The Arizona attorney general's office says counties must pay their shares of Medicaid despite challenges to the program. Counties argue state law conditions were unmet and want relief from a $22 million funding obligation. The state maintains counties are legally bound while no state mandate exists to fund the program.
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