Lawmen Push For Arizona State Crime Lab
Lawmen from all 14 Arizona counties endorsed a state crime laboratory and will push for legislative action next January. The group estimates start up around 100000 dollars plus 100000 annually, with salaries another 10000. Experts from Pinker and Beeman outlined services and staffing needs, urging strong salaries to attract talent. A raise in four year terms for elected county officials was also supported.
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Ace Bushnell
Arizona
Arizona County Attorneys and Sheriffs Association
Walden W. Burr
Pima
Association
Ray H. Pinker
Los Angeles Police Department
Pinker
Br. Joseph A. Beeman
Veterans Hospital
Tucson
Beeman
Oregon
Central Crime Lab
Oregon State Police
University of Oregon Medical School
California
Sacramento
Wisconsin
Gila County
Jack Jones
Bureau of Criminal Identification
Florence
Carl R. Kempe
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