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Washington Phoenix, 85007 Secretary of State, Wesley Bolin 271-4286 State ·Senate Senate Building 271-4231 Sena·te Secretary, Marcy Byrd State House of Representatives House Building 271-4221 Chief Clerk, Leona Young Capitol SWitchboard 271-4900 Legislative Mail Room House Building 271·4379 (copies of legislative bills) StATE AGENCIES - PHOENIX Department of Administration Old Capitol Building 271-5031 Division of Library, Archives 4th Floor and Public Records Asst. Director -Marguerite Cooley Head Librarian -Wilma Smallwood Atomic Energy Commission Commerce Bldg., Rm. 104 Director - Donald C. Gilbert 1601 W. Jefferson, 85007 271-4845 Corporation Commission 2222 W. Encanto Exeeutive Sec.-George D~psey Phoenix, 85009 271-!~.z41 Securi ties Div. 271-4242 Incorporating-Jim Kavalaris 271-4146 Office of Economic Planning & Development 1645 \<T. Jefferson 271-5371 Executive Director-Brent W. Brown Phoenix, 85007 Department of Health 1740 W. Adams 271-5306 Bureau of Air Quality Control Phoenix, 85007 Chief - R.. Bruce Scott Air Monitoring Section (Air ·Quality) 271-5308 Manager -James GJiton Engineering Services Section (Permits) 271-4540 Manager -Carl H. Billings Technical Services (Instrumentation) 271-3201 Manager - John Hoffman Bureau of Water Quality Control Room 200 271-5453 Chief - Robert Follett lUne Water Pollution -Ron Miller STATE AGENCIES Cont'd Phoenix Department of Economic Security 1717 W. Jefferson 271-4791 Director-John Huerta Phoenix, 85007 Program Servi ces Division Income Maintainance Bureau 271 - 4159 Employer Contribution Section 271-4744 (Unemployment Insurance) P.O. Box 6123 11anager, Charles Vance Phoenix, 35005 Industrial Commission 1601 W. Jefferson 271-4411 Director-Harry G. Kelley Phoenix, 85007 Occupational Safety and Health 271-5759 Div. Director-Don Wiseman Claims Division 271-4661 Div. Director-Marjorie L. Dight Labor Department Location: 271-4571 (Arizona Labor Laws Enforcement) 1514 N. C~ntra1 Director-O.E. Eagleton Mailing address: 1601 W. Jefferson 85007 Land Department 1624 W. Adams State Land Commissioner-A.L. Bettwy Phoenix, 85007 271-4621 Water Rights Admin.-Wi11iam Melling 271-4629 Minerals, Prospecting Permits, Oil and Gas, etc. 271-4623 Director -A.K. Doss Mine Inspector - ~e[ to Rem8E'O Ve:r-ne.. C • Capitol Building 271-5971 Deputy - Bob Osborne . ff1ccutd'a.~ Room 705 Emergency Phone932 -3946 Deputy - Jim i'1ott Phoenix, 85007 Deputy - Steven Naven Deputy - Charles Titus Deputy - William Fellows Deputy - Anthony Bennett Admin. Asst. - Angel Salas }1inera 1 Resources Department Mineral Building 271-3791 Director - John H. Jett Fairgrounds Field Engineer - Glen l,Ta1ker Phoenix, 85007 Resource Specialist - Ken Phillips Arizona l1inera1 Museum Curator - Arthur Bloyd Oil & Gas Gonservation Commission 271-5161 Executive Secretary - John Bannister Director Geologic Section - Jack Conley Enforcement - William E. Allen -2- STATE AGENCIES Cont'd Phoenix Power Authority. 1810 W. Adams Administrator - Lester Ormsby Phoenix, 85005 Department of Revenue Capitol '(.lest Wing 211-3381 Director - Neil G. Trasente Phoenix, 85007 211-3393 Division of Property & Special Taxes 271-3529 Asst. Director - Utilities & Mines Section Administrator - Seth Franzman Economist - Dr. R.C. Headington Mining Engineer - Ganesh Bhuyan r.Uning Property Ap.praiser .. Donald Ross Sales & Use Tax Division 271-3227 Administrator - Robert Valenzuela Chief Audi tor - John Townsend 211-4574 Income Withholding Division · 271-4561 Administrator - Robert Merrill Arizona Tax Appeals Board 1645 W. Jefferson 271-5462 Division One Phoenix, 85007 (Property Tax Appeals) Chairman - Charles Moody Members - Richard Searles George S. Borozan Clerk - Jeff Ferris Division Two 211-3288 (Sales, Income, Estate, etc., Appeals) Chairman - L. Waldo Del-a tt Members - Robert Kennedy Edward Richardson Clerk - Rueben Median Arizona Resources Information System (ARtS) 1812 W_ M('nroe Project Director - .Carl Winikka Suite 202 271-4061 Info. System Planner - Robert Hesse Phoenix J 35007 Remote Sensing Specialist - Donald Lamb - Systems Analyst - John Milner Technical Registration Board 1645 W. Jefferson 271-4055 Executive Director - Edward G. Drewry Suite 315 Department of Transportation 206 s. 17th Avenue Director - t-J.A. Ordway P.O. Box 13588 261-7226 Highways Division Phoenix, 85007 Asst. Director - William N. Price 261-7391 Water Commission 222 N. Central 258-7561 Executive Director - Wesley E. Steiner Suite 800 Phoenix, 85004 -3- TUCSON Arizona Bureau of Nines University of Arizona Director - William H. Dresher Room 134, Geology Bldg. Mineral Technology Branch Basement, Hines Bldg. lUning Engineer - David B. Rabb Tucson, 85721 Mineralogist - Robert O'Haire I1etallurgist - Wal ter Fisher l1etallurgist - Samuel Ruddy Geological Survey Branch 845 N. Park Avenue 884-2733 Principal Geologist - Richard T. Moore Geologist - Stanton B. Keith Geologist - H.W. Pierce Geologist - John Vuich Mineral Resources Department State Office Building 882 -5399 Field Engineer - G.W. Irvin Room 208, 415 W. Congress .lUning Engineer - Vernon Dale Tucson, 85701 Mine Inspector State Office Building 882 -5129 Deputy - Ed Chamberlain Room 207, 415 W. Congress Deputy - John Taylor Tucson, 35701 Depu ty - Warren Traweek (emergency on1y)298-4244 Deputy - Pat Miranda GLOBE & VICINITY Mine Inspector - Field Offices Deputy - Elroy R. Boone Rt. 1, Box 8B, Globe, 85501 425-6388 Depu ty - Dave Nanqueros P.O. Box 1006, 85539 473-3702 PRESCOTT & VICINITY Mine Inspector - Field Offices Deputy - Roy Dunivan P.O. Box 26, Dewey, 86237 632 -7776 FEDERAL AGENCIES - PHOENIX Legisla tors Federal Switchboard 261-3900 Senator Paul Fannin Federal Building !I 261-4486 Senator Barry Goldwater II II 261-4086 !I Federal Building is located at 230 N. First Avenue, Phoenix, 85025 -4- FEDERAL AGENCIES Cont I d PHOENIX Representative John Conlan Federal Building 11 261-3071 ". " Representative John Rhodes tI " 261-3181 Representative Sam Steiger " " 261-4041 Forest Service - Dept. of Agriculture 522 N. Central, Rm. 213 Arizona Zone Office - Minerals Phoenix, 85004 261-4372 Mineral Examiner - Gilbert J. Mathews Mineral Examiner - Stewart Behling For individual Forests and ranger districts, see National Forest section page 8 Dept. of Army - Corps of Engineers Arizona Real Estate Office , 2721 N. ' Central 261-3671 Chief - B. David Reichardt Rrn. 1010, 85004 Bureau of Land Management , . Arizona State Office 2400 Valley Center 261-3706 Director - Robert Buffington Phoenix, 85073 261-3873 Assoc. State Dir. - Edward Spang Division of Technical Services 261-4774 Chief - Glendon E. Collings Branch of Lands and Ninera1s Chief - Mario Lopez Mining Engineer - Robert McColley 261-4977 For individual BUt Districts, see BLM District Section page 10 Bureau of Mines - Liaison Office - Arizona 2721 N. Central Avenue ,' 261-3358 Liaison Officer - "Joseph- C. Arun'd'a le Room 1012, 85004 mrs, U~\'tn tno\'\().f,t" Mining Enforcement & Safe~y ~aministratiod (MESA) 261-3233 Sub. District Manager- E. Levi Brake 2721 N. Central Supervisory Mine Insp. - Gary J. Day Suite 706 Mining Engineer - Charles MacQueen Phoenix, 85004 Mining Eng. Tech. - Richard J. Jackson Mine Inspector - Desi Apodaca Mine Inspector - Billy' E. Boult Mine Inspector - David T. Polk Admin. Asst. - Lucille Stoops !I Federal Building is located at 230 N. First Avenue, Phoenix, 85025. -5- FEDERAL AGENCIES Cont'd PHOENIX Federal Mediation and Consiliation Service Room 3455, Fed. Bldg. 261-3648 Commissioner - GUy Parent 230 N. First Avenue Commissioner - Sam Franklin Phoenix, 85025 Bureau of Reclamation - Arizona Projects Office 261-3106 Projects r1anager - C.A. Pugh 2200 Valley Ctr. Assoc. Projects Nanager-'R1chard E. Shunick Phoenix, 85073 Field Engineering Division Chief - A. K. Dolyniuk Geology Branch Chief - P.D. Wald Land Division Chief - B.R. Bond Right-of-Way Engineering Division (Central Ariz. Project Right-of ';'Way) Chief - Harlan F. Hobbs Geological Survey (U.S.G.S.) Conservation Division 522 N. C~ntral 261-3766 Dist. Mng. Supervisor-Hal F . Susie Phoenix, 85004 i'lining Engr. - Noon Hom (P.O. Bldg., Rm. 208) Secretary - Sandra Pausman Water Resources Division 1880 Valley ~enter Sub. Dis t. Chief - Burt Thomsen Phoenix, 85073 261-3188 Hydrologist - Herbert H. Schumann Aerial Photographic Section 261-3456 Physical Sci. Tech. - Geneva Hagnes Bureau of Indian Affairs See indian Agencies, page 10 National Labor Relations Board - Regional Office 261-3717 Regional Director - Ni 10 V. Price 6107 N. 7th Street 261-3648 Asst. Regional Dir. - Roy Garner Phoenix, 85014 261-3717 La Torre Bldg. Small Business Administration Suite 200 261-3611 ristrict Director - Stanley D. Goldberg 112 N. Central Phoenix, 85004 Social
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