Dee Ann Deaton

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  Dee Ann Deaton Public Relations 602-402-6306

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  And a visit from Community View's new Producer Dee Ann Deaton

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  Dee Ann Deaton Public Relations

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  photo by Dee Ann Deaton

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  Dee Ann Deaton

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  57% of stores here fail scanner survey - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 11/19/2001    Last Visited: 11/20/2001  

  "It is more human error," said Dee Ann Deaton, the department's spokeswoman.
  
  Sometimes prices are changed in the scanning system, but the posted signs remain up.
  
  Petco failed 100 percent of its inspections locally and 92 percent statewide.
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  "The retailers who make pricing accuracy a top priority are where we see the (passing) results," Deaton said."We need Arizona consumers to be our eyes and ears."
  
  Stores may be fined up to $500 for each failed inspection, up to a maximum of $5,000 per month for each store that fails.
  
  Consumers may report problems to the department by calling (800) 277-6675.
  
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  Source: Dee Ann Deaton, spokeswoman, Arizona Department of Weights and Measures

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  Published on: 5/19/2005    Last Visited: 5/2/2007  

  Staff Present: Sherri Collins, Roxann Ide, Carmen Green, Lynn Wakefield, Dee Ann Deaton, Vicki Thompson
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  Introduced our new Planner/Public Relations Coordinator, Dee Ann Deaton
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  Sherri Collins called Dee Ann Deaton to speak to the commission.

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  Az. retailers fined $365K for missing price tags - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 12/20/2001    Last Visited: 12/20/2001  

  Retailers face civil penalties of up to $500 an item incorrectly priced with a maximum of $5,000 a location a month, department spokeswoman Dee Ann Deaton said.
  
  Locally, Kmart Super Center, 7053 E. Broadway, failed all three inspections conducted there.An inspection consists of 125 or 250 items.A passing score is 98 percent of the items with the correct price on or near them.
  
  Kmart Super Center scored a 95.

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  Cabs using taximeters regulated by state - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/12/2002    Last Visited: 1/13/2002  

  Of the 667 inspections, 177 didn't receive a passing grade, meaning the meters either over- or under-charged the passenger, said Dee Ann Deaton, a department spokeswoman.
  
  Tucson cab companies had favorable things to say about the program.
  
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  Source: Dee Ann Deaton, spokeswoman, Arizona Department of Weights and Measures

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  Check fast-food bill: It might not be right - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/14/2003    Last Visited: 1/14/2003  

  Dee Ann Deaton, publicist for the agency, said it was spurred by consumer complaints.
  
  Among the problems found were situations where the menu signs posted at the counter did not match the price actually charged at the register.
  
  Deaton said that occurs because most all chains use automated registers where the clerk punches a button with the name of the item.That means if the register is not programmed to match the menu price, the customer will be wrongly charged.
  
  Another problem, she said, was situations in which the prices on the drive-through menu did not match those posted inside the store.
  
  The system works like the surveys the agency is required to do at grocery stores.
  
  State inspectors ask for 25 items.The law says a store passes the test if no more than one of those items rings up at the incorrect price.
  
  Scoring the worst - failing three separate inspections at two restaurants in Mesa and one in Gilbert - was Del Taco.
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  Deaton said anyone who notices a problem should ask the restaurant to correct it.
  
  The full report is available at http://www.weights.az.gov/.

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