Former Flowing Wells band director sues for reinstatement
John E. Hokanson, fired as Flowing Wells High School band director two weeks ago, files suit in Pima County Superior Court alleging arbitrary dismissal and nine legal errors by the Flowing Wells School Board and a three member commission. He seeks immediate reinstatement with back pay, plus attorney fees and further court testimony.
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John E. Hokanson
Flowing Wells
Pima County
Hokanson
Pompon
Legislative changes tighten penalties in crime and perjury cases
The bill expands penalties for multiple offenses including perjury under immunity, aiding or harboring felons with knowledge, and intimidating witnesses. It requires independent corroboration for felonies based on accomplice testimony and sets prison terms up to five years for witness intimidation. Funding was allocated to the Attorney General and Public Safety Department for the Bolles case, including witness protection costs.
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Atty. Gen. Babbitt
Department of Public Safety
Bolles
Scholarship voted to aid Bolles kin in Washington
The Washington chapter of Sigma Delta Chi awarded a four year scholarship of 1500 dollars per year to a child of Don Bolles the Arizona Republic reporter killed by a bomb. Bolles 47 died after a June 2 attack while investigating land fraud and organized crime. The grant comes from the chapter’s fund with extra fundraising support expected.
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Washington
Society of Professional Journalists
Sigma Delta Chi
Don Bolles
Arizona Republic
Bolles
Fish vaccine license aims to curb enteric redmouth disease
The Agriculture Department licensed Wildlife Vaccines Inc of Wheat Ridge Colorado to produce the first biological immunizing agent for fish. Enteric redmouth disease harms trout and related species, threatening commercial fish growers. The immersion vaccine replaces lost body fluids without needle injections, first identified in Idaho's Hagerman Valley and spread via fish shipments to other hatcheries.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Wildlife Vaccines, Inc
Wheat Ridge, Colo
Hagerman Valley
Idaho
Streaking youth nabbed after tree top run near school
A 17-year-old youth was arrested in Mankato Minnesota after a woman bird watcher spotted him swinging naked through trees near Mankato East High School. He was charged with disorderly conduct and his arrest reportedly cleared up about eight prior complaints. The juvenile's name was not released.
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Mankato, Minn
UPI
Mankato
Tarzan
Mankato East High School
OSHA to Iss ue Emergency Standard for Divers Safety
The U S agency will issue an emergency health standard to protect divers in education science and research diving. It will cover underwater instructors and educational purposes but not recreational or sport diving. Dr Morton Corn cites unsafe practices as driving the action.
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Washington
UPI
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Morton Corn
Suit filed in death at Canyon del Oro High School
Relatives of 60 year old custodian Wilford E. Butman sue Universal Bleacher Co. and distributors PBSW Office and School Products Inc. over fatal May 4 bleacher collapse at Canyon del Oro High School. The claim alleges defects in design and assembly led to his death during gym setup. The suit in Pima County seeks unspecified damages on behalf of his wife and daughter Dawn.
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Canyon del Oro
Pima County
Anna G. Butman
Wilford E. Butman
Universal Bleacher Co
Champaign
Ill
Universal Accorall Bleachers Inc
Pbsw Office and School Products Inc
Arizona
Butman
Dawn R. Butman
Arkansas youths held after Tucson beauty salon holdup
Four Warm Springs Ark youths were arrested after robbing the Carol-Lyn Beauty Salon on Grant Road. Police recovered most of the about $100 stolen cash while three suspects fled in a car then were stopped near 16th Street and Beverly Avenue by motorcycle officer Mike Kud-Kudjaroff.
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Tucson
Arkansas
Carol-Lyn
E. Grant Road
Mike Kud-Kudjaroff
James N. Anderson
Gary L. Jenkins
Roger B. Morelan
Daniel J. Finley
Warm Springs
Ark
Pima County
German Shepherd Kills Infant in Hauppauge Home
A two week old infant, Vincent Buffoleno, was bitten to death by the family’s 90 pound German shepherd named Satan in Hauppauge New York. Police said the mother slept in the same room as the fatal attack occurred after the dog toppled the basinet containing the infant and then bit him repeatedly.
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Hauppauge
N.Y
Suffolk County Police
Vincent Buffoleno
Tucson Daily Citizen AP membership notice and subscription rates
The Tucson Daily Citizen lists Associated Press affiliation and United Press International membership. It details home delivery rates in Tucson and outside Tucson, with December 1975 pricing for new or renewed subscriptions and rail rates payable in advance, including Canada and Mexico.
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United Press International
Tucson
State of Arizona
Arizona
Canada
Mexico
Tucson Arizona
Citizen Publishing
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