Giss Presses Revamp of Finance Bill Before Senate Panel
Senate Majority Leader Harold Giss pushes a rewritten finance department bill amid resistance from Sens. Palmer and Kennedy. The discussion centers on creating a governor appointed finance commissioner with merit system power, while concerns about scope and discretionary authority slow progress.
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Phoenix
Senate
Harold Giss
Finance
Geal
Giss
David Palmer
Bacal
Wale Donate
House
Gise
Kenedy
Board of Regents, Commission
Kennedy
New Bill Threatens Tucson Juvenile Reformation Plan
Phoenix reports delinquents plan a catch-all co-educational diagnostic center to replace the proposed intermediate institution in Tucson. House committee debate stalls the measure as supporters push for a do-pass, citing potential cost savings and broader treatment goals for juvenile offenders.
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Jack Magee
Phoenix
Tucson
House
Aaid
Forrest Pearce
D-Pima
Harry Bandouveris
Maricopa
Bandouveris
McNtions
Elliott
Public Health and Welfare Committee
Jack Gilbert
Gilbert
Capi
Arizona
State Board of Juvenile Institutions
Deaths of Harry Jefmen and Merry Saxon in Arizona
Legislative log reports the death of Harry Jefmen, minister in the first Arizona legislature, and Merry Saxon, a farmer and treasurer, with notices from Tuscan dated mid March. Also notes a policy change allowing left turns on red from one-way streets in Pima County and related agricultural committee measures. The Tucson Daily Citizen is published in Arizona.
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Eve Mab
Redes
Maricopa
Harry Jeffmen
Arizona
Yorna
Alon
Banta Cron
Merry Saxon
Eri
Meyer
Tremeer
Tuscan
Kennedy
Pima
College disorder bill advances despite objections
The Arizona House public institutions committee recommended passage of a measure banning disorderly conduct at state colleges and giving campus police peace officer authority. Pearce questioned the plan, warning it could provoke more trouble, while supporters cited student disturbances at the University of Arizona. The bill passed 7-4 with Beaham and Fridena in support.
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Phoenix
Forrest. Pearce
D-Pima
House Public Institutions Committee
Douglas Holsclaw
R-Pima
University of Arizona
al Eluender
R-Maricopa
Pearce
Arizona Highway Patrol
Kluender
Highway Patrol
Christopher Johnson
Maricopa
Thomas Fridena
Thomas Beaham
Bond Sale Cancelled for Smaller Downtown Project
The bond sale, reduced to 4.2 million dollars, is postponed to April 5 for land condemnation and construction of a wealth welfare building in the downtown governmental center. Chairman Thom Lay cites an unsettled bond market causing nationwide cancellations.
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Governmmental Center
Thomlay
Senate OKs hefty pension plan for lawmakers
The Arizona Senate Judiciary Committee approved a new pension plan for current and future legislators. It would pay retired members up to 900 dollars monthly based on service years, starting after age 65, with no offset for other retirement benefits. The measure awaits floor action amid reapportionment changes.
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Phoenix
Senate Judiciary ‘Committee
Judiciary Thee
Senate
House
Harold Giss
D-Yuma
Giss
Two Die In Boxcar Near Hermosillo Train Stop
Police say two men died and four others were injured in a boxcar incident near Estacion Don about 20 miles south of Hermosillo. Railroad crewmen found the bodies as they looked inside the car after a train stopped yesterday. Survivors were too badly injured for questioning.
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Hermosillo
Sonora
Estacion Don
Laventientn
Teo
Suniden
Palice
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