City council to fill planning posts amid reappointment doubts
Republicans hold control as two Democrats on the Planning and Zoning Commission face expiring terms. Jack Sarver and Howard Schiff have varied attendance and input, with Sarver undecided about reappointment and Schiff seeking another term though business pressures limit his availability. Mayor Murphy weighs attendance and neutrality in selecting replacements.
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Jack Sarver
Howard Shiff
Lew Murphy
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Planning and Zoning Commission
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Shortages and Poor Maintenance of U.S. Gear in Europe
Government auditors report shortages and poor maintenance of U S military equipment stored in Europe for war use. The General Accounting Office says much gear reported combat ready was not in place or inoperable. They cite shortages of repair parts ammunition and a manpower shortage for airlifted troops.
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Washington
General Accounting Office
Congress
Europe
Recall petition faces 2-3 month signature validation plan
Phoenix Arizona recall effort against Gov. Jack Williams will require hand validation of about 165 000 signatures. County Recorder Paul Marston estimates 25 workers and 20 000 dollars in costs over two to three months. Gerald Pollock plans to file March 26 with Wes Bolin. Arizona Supreme Court will hear Marston appeal over a voter registrar exam after a lower court banned deputy registrar tests.
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UPI
Jack Williams
Paul Marston
Marston
Maricopa
Gerald Pollock
Wesley Bolin
Pollock
Bolin
Arizona Supreme Court
High Court
Maricopa County
Ed Hughes
Gila River Tribe Considers Liquor Sale Policy
The Gila River Indian Tribal Council will act on March 2 on a proposal to allow sale and possession of liquor on the reservation.
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Sacaton
Gila River
Senate Republicans edge toward open executive sessions
Senate Republicans agreed to open most gubernatorial appointive sessions to the public but keep some closed. Senate President William Jacquin said the majority supports open hearings on the floor and in committees, with closures only by majority vote when needed.
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State Department of Corrections
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