Regents Won't Close Books On Four ASU Officials
The Arizona Board of Regents declined to close the books on four ASU officials named by the attorney general in connection with a film company doing business with the Tempe university. Regent Durhams report found no financial loss and no breach of fiduciary duty, while urging more documents be shared with the board.
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ASU
Tempe
Board of Regents
Arizona State University
Gilbert L. Cady
George Morrell
Joel A. Benedict
Audiovisual Bureau
T. Tilman Crance
Robert Pickrell
Leon Levy
Tucson
Durham
Bradford
Cady
Crance
Southwest Film
Arizona
U S Sues Louisiana Over Voter Testing Law
The United States sues Louisiana challenging a voter literacy test as unconstitutional. The complaint seeks a three judge panel and immediate injunctions to stop enforcement, citing racial discrimination and civil rights law. Defendants include Gov. Davis Lt. Gov. Aycock Speaker Jewel and Board director Cutter.
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U.S
Louisiana
Washington
UPI
United States
Justice Department
Federal District Court
New Orleans
Jimmy H. Davis
C.C. Aycock
J. Thomas Jewel
State House of Representatives
Hugh E. Cutter Jr
Louisiana Board of Registration
Shark Mauls 2 Australian Swimmers Near Queensland Beach
A 10 foot shark attacked a young couple at a MacKay area beach in Queensland. Margaret Hobbs 18 had her right arm torn from the shoulder and her left arm above the wrist while Martin Steffan 24 sustained a severe forearm injury. Grah am Jorgensen helped pull them from the surf and both remain in critical condition after the shark returned to the scene.
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Brisbane
Australia
Mackay
Queensland
Margaret Hobbs
Martin Steffan
Steffan
Graham Jorgensen
Jorgensen
Rivera seeks Arizona Supreme Court review of murder verdict
Jesus Mares Rivera 35, sentenced 12 years to life for second degree murder in the stabbing of cousin Jesus Peralta Romero 45 near 326 W Oregon St. Attorneys Tinney and McDonald filed notice of appeal contending the verdict was not supported by the evidence. The crime occurred after an argument and drinking in a car. Rivera's trial concluded with sentencing on November 30.
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Jesus Mares Rivera
Arizona Supreme Court
Attys
William Tinney
John McDonald
Rivera
Tinney
Jesus Peralta Romero
Romero
Oregon St
S. 12Th Ave
John F. Molloy
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Citizen Publishing Co
North Stone Ave
Shark Mauls
Johnson
Auto Repair
N. Alvernon
Great Savings
Ee Bailey Hearing Aid Center
4Th Ave
Men’s Clothing Society
Orion
Fieldcrest
Embassy
Bath
Terrytip
Ceters
Kendall
ANGEL
S.M.L
Muk Luks
Drapery Dept
China
West Germany
China and Silverware Dept
Jacome
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