State sets appearance for UFW before examiner
The State Agricultural Labor Relations Board ordered United Farm Workers Union to appear before an examiner September 12 on an unfair labor charge. General counsel Robert Dickelman cited Safeway stores’ June claims that the union picketed to block purchases of grapes and lettuce and tried to bar Safeway from handling union nonproduced produce. Superior Court Judge Charles Hardy had refused injunctions and blocked the board from joining court action. Dickelman said an American Arbitration Association examiner would hear the case, and noted the board can compel appearance and enforce the ruling in court if the union fails to attend.
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Phoenix
UPI
State Agricultural Labor Relations Board
United Farm Workers Union
Robert Dickelman
Safeway
Charles Hardy
Dickelman
American Arbitration Association
Reinstatement Bid Challenges Sheriff Appointments
Seven applicants seek reinstatement to a deputy eligibility list in Pima County. The case before Superior Court Judge Richard Hannah questions Sheriff William C. Cox authority to disqualify candidates after exams under the state merit system. The plaintiffs include Bobby Lee Bass and Kathy Harrington amid claims of arbitrary action. Cox cites executive review and statutory authority.
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Pima County
Superior Court
Richard Hannah
Hannah
Bobby Lee Bass
William D. Patze
Roy C. Taylor Jr
Michael E. Monreal
Janet Kessler
Kathy Harrington
Margaret Tiffany
Wiliam C. Cox
Scott Schlievert
Sher ME
Sheriff's Office
Jack LeVasseur
Alty
Ard Baldwin
Cox
Nol
Depunty
Jon Neubauer
Neubauer
Bass
Kessler
Harrington
Patze
Kennecott workers strike over brickwork outsourcing
About 150 workers left Kennecott Copper site in Hayden in protest at the plan to hire an outside contractor for brickwork on a redbrick conveyor furnace. Union leaders dispute company claims they agreed, saying no discussion occurred before the walkout.
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Lopez
Triano’s Name to Be Listed on City Absentee Ballots
Republican Gary Triano will appear on absentee ballots for the Sept 18 primary after a Superior Court ruling that he was ineligible was stayed pending appeal. Judge J Richard Hannah allowed the ballots with a bond for printing costs if Triano loses the appeal.
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Gary Triano
Superior Court
J. Richard Hannah
Trane
Hannah
Triano
Arizona Supreme Court
Thomas Cox
Supreme Court
Hall
John W. Massion II
Conmntiiman
Michael Borozan
GOP
Ward
Donald DeNent
Cox
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WED
Televisions
Black & White
T.v.’S
APT
Fedders
Holmes & Mobile
Television & Appliance Warehouse
N. Stone Ave
Tucson
Blackcherry
Sarsaparll
Park Ave
22Nd
N. Campbell
Grant
Craycroft
Sarnoff
Broadway
Kennecott
GLOBE
REVCO
U.S. Environ
Ntal Protection Agency
Church Street
Fucson
Arzona
Cassand Agency
U.S
Environmental Protection Agency
Washington, D.C
Pima County Air Polluron Control Congress
Equaanons
SUNN
U.S. Environmental Protection
California Street
Suite Tisa
San Franesco
California
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