Six indicted in Phoenix land mortgage fraud scheme
Ned Warren Sr. and five others were indicted on 23 counts each in relation to Consolidated Mortgage Corp. the Phoenix firm once controlled by Warren. The group allegedly defrauded clients of 18 million dollars through fraudulent mortgage contracts.
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Phoenix
UPI
Ned Warren Sr
Consolidated Mortgage Corp
Warren
Robert H. Gunnison
Donna Stevens
Columbus
Ohio
Consolidated Mortgage
Emanuel Singer
Mission Viejo
Calif
Alvin A. McCollum
Scottsdale
William Nathan
New York City
Nathan
Ex wardens view on prison crowding and rights push
Florence Arizona ex warden Alva L Weaver recalls his tenure from 1943 44 near the Florence State Prison and criticizes federal court control and inmate rights He notes inmate counts rising from about 700 to 2200 and argues for more facilities at Florence while recalling dual gas executions in 1934 and a watermelon feast before the Hernandez brothers death.
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Florence
Alva L
Buck” Weaver
Arizona State Prison
Weaver
Sidney Osborn
A. G. Walker
U.S. District Court
Carl Muecke
Arizona
U.S
Arizona Supreme Court narrows Miranda rule on volunteered comments
The court ruled a suspect who insists on talking despite advice to remain silent does not trigger Miranda. In Troy D. Fears case, the defendant kept commenting after officers stated the public defender advised silence, so his statements were voluntary remarks not subject to Miranda.
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Phoenix
Anzona Supreme Court
Troy D. Fears
Maricopa County
High Court
Supreme Court
Fears
Lawmakers Eye Higher Pay for Arizona Legislature
House Speaker Frank Kelley says 23 of 47 Republicans favor raising pay from $6,000 to $9,600 and will forward the proposal to the Salary Study Commission. The commission will decide before the voters in 1978 ballot. Senate Democrats support $11,000, with discussion on dropping to $9,600.
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Phoenix
UPI
House
Senate
Legislative
Frank Kelley
R-Phoenix
State
Sawyer
Arizona Supreme Court approves lawyer advertising in phone books
The Arizona Supreme Court votes to revise the ethics code and allow lawyers to advertise in local telephone directories. The change follows a U.S. Supreme Court ruling overturning a prior ban and lets lawyers list services they offer while noting they are not certified specialists.
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Phoenix
State Supreme Court
Code of Ethics
Arizona
U.S. Supreme Court
Police Target Bus Safety In Phoenix Crackdown
Phoenix Mayor Margaret Hance ordered detectives to ride city buses with students while officers drive behind. Buses will carry silent alarms linked to police HQ as part of a crackdown on assaults by students, with authorities vowing zero tolerance.
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Phoenix
Asrsaulis Ts
Margaret Hance
Hance
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