Highway chief set to retire after 18 years in Arizona
PHOENIX UP I Justin Herman retires as head of the Arizona Highway Department on Dec 81 after nearly 18 years. He began in 1932 with Maricopa County, joined the State Highway Department in 1942, led the State Highway Commission from 1956, and will be honored Jan 4 at a Townehouse testimonial dinner. His post will be absorbed by the new Department of Transportation July 1 with a director appointed by Gov. Williams.
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Visitor Held After Pulling Pistol At County Hospital
James L. Daves, 32, of 8331 E Koralee Daan, provoked a standoff at Pima County Hospital when he pulled a semi automatic pistol in the emergency room and locked himself in a rest room. He held off more than a dozen officers for an hour before surrendering at 3 45 a m. Williams and Mcsannally persuaded him to exit. He had threatened to shoot anyone entering the room.
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Willis A. Williams
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Daniel G. Mcsannally
Daves
Steiger backs bill to split Hopi Navajo land dispute
In Washington Rep Sam Steiger R Ariz says the House could take up a bill by Rep Wayne Owens D Utah to divide equally the 1 8 million acre joint use area between Hopi and Navajo tribes This follows a 1962 Supreme Court order for shared ownership amid years of boundary conflict and clashes The Owens measure would put land division to the court while Steiger favors congressional action The bill also covers mineral rights and potential removals of tribe members and adds compensation for families forced to move
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Wayne Owens
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U.S. Supreme Court
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Owens
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Secretary of the Interior
Growers protest Bracero plan in California
California growers condemn a U S treaty proposal to admit up to 300000 Mexican temporary field workers annually. They question if a new bracero program offers a reasonable solution while seeking humanitarian protection for Mexicans crossing the border to work in the United States.
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Council of California Growers
Doctor Feise champions best health news for workers
Dr. Ron Feise of the Feise Chiropractic Center and Accident Industrial Injury Clinic travels nationwide to attend seminars. He says advanced education yields direct patient benefits and quicker return to work for on the job injuries. His strong track record in treating work injuries draws praise from colleagues.
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Accident & Industrial Injury Clinic
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America
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