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Whats the Cost of Elk? Maybe $10,000. - December 28, 1995
Secretive group considers letting ranchers charge for elk hunting on public land
The Mouse That Bored - December 21, 1995
Trawling for tedium on theWorld Wide Web
No Fowl, Some Harm - December 21, 1995
Nick's gave Thanksgiving turkeys to 32,000 people--but4,000 more got the bird
Broke and Broker - December 14, 1995
Failing to disclose adverse legal judgments can cost a real estate broker his license--unless he happens to be governor
First Interstate Blank Check - December 14, 1995
Bank gave governor loan write-downs, despite evidence of false financial statements
Upon Further Review - December 14, 1995
Auditors claim attorney general violated procurement law, overpaid outside lawyers
Flashes - December 7, 1995
Sentence: 90 Days of Pain - December 7, 1995
Jail inmate with 50 bullet fragments in arm waits months for medical treatment
Class Reaction - December 7, 1995
Legal aid to farmworkers and Indians slashed as Congress seeks end to mass lawsuits
THE DEAD RETURN - December 5, 1995
. . . DEADHEADS, MARIJUANA SMOKE AND LAWMEN TRAIL IN THE WAKE. BUT THIS TIME MIGHT BE DIFFERENT.
MINES AND MEN - December 5, 1995
DIGGING AT GRANITE MOUNTAIN AND COPPER BASIN WOULD SCAR THE FACE OF PRESCOTT. PLANS HAVE BEEN STOPPED, BUT ONLY FOR A WHILE.
A MOTHER'S LOVE - December 5, 1995
WITH THE STATE OUT OF MONEY, ONE WOMAN WENT TO EXTREMES TO GET HELP FOR HER MENTALLY ILL SON
Sizzling Video - November 30, 1995
A TV cameraman's arrest while coveringa fire raises questions about police and fire department policies on media access
Earth to Santa - November 30, 1995
Behind the scenes at Kriss Kringle's holiday high-wire act
The Governor Who Cried Wolf - November 30, 1995
Experts say Symington's howling at the moon with antiwolf rhetoric
Flashes - November 30, 1995
A No-Refund Policy - November 23, 1995
AG failed to require Symington campaign to return excessive donations from lobbyist
Flashes - November 23, 1995
Trophy Strife - November 23, 1995
Sculptor says downtown partnership bootlegged his award design
A Fashion Expose - November 23, 1995
With the Super Bowl coming, dancers should consider upgrading and updating the things they take off
Seats of Discord - November 23, 1995
Gammage relents, makes lowest-priced tickets available to wheelchair-bound patron
Dr. Crime Lab Returns - November 16, 1995
Melatonin for Your Sins - November 16, 1995
No Bones About It - November 16, 1995
The Little Mermaid "erection"arouses knee-jerk reaction
Dont Keep Those Cards Coming - November 16, 1995
Foundations' wish is to stop achain letter requesting business cards for dying boy
Flashes - November 16, 1995
Rescue Workers Grilled in Derailment Probe - November 16, 1995
Investigators check background of firefighter, repeatedly interview thosewho responded to wreck site
Trusting in Family Values - November 9, 1995
A Sitting Duck - November 9, 1995
Symington's conflicting financial statements provide creditors with plenty of ammo
Flashes - November 9, 1995
Fif'e Slow Dance With Debt - November 9, 1995
A Three-Pronged Probe - November 9, 1995
State's AHCCCS program under investigation by trio of federal agencies
A Pack of Trouble - November 9, 1995
With the Humane Society refusing to accept healthy stray dogs, the county pound is expected to overflow
The Hard Hat Cafe - November 2, 1995
Stadium construction threatens new restaurant's survival
Flashes - November 2, 1995
Georgist Burns - November 2, 1995
Aging tax activists insist that a $40 million foundation fulfill its promise: to advance the ideals of 19th-century social reformer Henry George
Behind the Green Dior - November 2, 1995
Yellow Pages goof thrusts dress-shop owner into frisky business
Boxer Rebellion - November 2, 1995
When it comes to Sheriff Arpaio's underwear policy, taxpayers are taking it in the shorts
Fear and Loafing - October 26, 1995
The Arizona Republic's fealty to Symington isn't just bad for journalism, it's bad for business
Flashes - October 26, 1995
Countdown to Indictment? - October 26, 1995
Washington to decide Fife's fate in next six weeks
A Heartbreaking Ruling - October 26, 1995
That Darn Cathouse! - October 26, 1995
Mesa sexagenarian blows $25,000 windfall in Nevada whorehouse spree
Historic Misconduct - October 26, 1995
Fife Pays His Taxes - October 19, 1995
Nonbelieve It or Not - October 19, 1995
Phoenix's Freebie for Fife - October 19, 1995
The city torpedoed an urban development program when it let Symington off the hook for $2.7 million.
Flashes - October 19, 1995
Congressman Communes With Godless Do-gooders - October 19, 1995
A Shut and Open Case - October 12, 1995
TRW's air-bag plant was closed because of chronic explosions. Mesa officials weren't ready for the political explosion that followed.
Death of a Defendant - October 12, 1995
21 months after being charged with looting the estates of elderly Arizonans, one defendant dies. The other awaits trial.
Collateral Damage - October 12, 1995
Conflicting financial statements from 1990 may leave Symington vulnerable to creditors and prosecutors
News - October 12, 1995
Kickback Story Irks Symington - October 12, 1995
Governor denies payment improper; public documents dispute his denial
STIFF COMPETITIONDEATH-POOL PLAYERS CASH IN WHEN CELEBRITIES CASH OUT - October 5, 1995
REINVENTING MAG - October 5, 1995
THE COUNTY WANTS TO DISBAND IT. THE CHAIRMAN SAYS IT JUST NEEDS BETTER SPIN CONTROL. BUT MANY PROBLEMS AT THE VALLEY'S REGIONAL PLANNING AGENCY COULD BE SOLVED BY COMMON-SENSE REFORM.
A HOUSE DIVIDED - October 5, 1995
COUNTRY-CLUB LIVING IS NOT WHAT IT WAS CRACKED UP TO BE FOR ELLEN AND JOEL BARISH
REVERSAL OF MISFORTUNE - September 28, 1995
JAMES MCPHEETERS BEAT A MOLESTATION RAP, BUT WAS SENTENCED TO 561 YEARS FOR POSSESSING CHILD PORNOGRAPHY. AN APPELLATE COURT SAYS HE DESERVES A NEW TRIAL.
A COP EXONERATED - September 28, 1995
COUNTY ATTORNEY'S CYBERPORN CASE CRASHES AFTER GRAND JURY REFUSES TO INDICT FORMER DPS OFFICER
CITY COMPLICITYPHOENIX'S CITY STAFF AND COUNCIL DID THEIR SHARE TO KEEP VOTERS FROM HAVING A VOICE IN STADIUM - September 28, 1995
GARDENING BACK TO WILDERNESSBOTH ENVIRONMENTALISTS AND LOGGERS EMBRACE WALLY COVINGTON'S RESEARCH--BUT DO THEY SEE THE FOREST FOR THE TREES? - September 21, 1995
BLUNDER NEW MANAGEMENT - September 21, 1995
FOR PRIME-RIB PURISTS, THE MAKEOVER OF THE SIGNATURE FIFTIES EATERY DURANT'S IS NOT BUTTER-SMOOTH
THE HOUSE THAT YOU BUILT - September 21, 1995
IF QUESTIONS ABOUT ITS RETRACTABLE ROOF, POWER-HUNGRY AIR CONDITIONERS AND SUN-STARVED GRASS CAN BE ANSWERED, BANK ONE BALLPARK WILL BE A STATE-OF-THE-ART VENUE. FOR SEPARATING FANS AND TAXPAYERS FROM THEIR MONEY.
OUTING INFILL - September 21, 1995
PHOENIX'S INFILL HOUSING PROGRAM IS SUPPOSED TO ENCOURAGE RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT IN THE CITY CORE WHILE CURBING URBAN SPRAWL. BUT WHEN IT SUBSIDIZES LUXURY HOMES IN EXCLUSIVE NEIGHBORHOODS, THE PROGRAM FILLS THE WALLETS OF BUILDERS
SINS OF COMMISSIONERSTHREE COUNTY COURT COMMISSIONERS ARE FIRED, BUT NOBODY IS SURE WHY - September 21, 1995
SENSITIVITY STRAINING - September 14, 1995
YEAR AFTER YEAR, DEBBIE MCQUEEN MAKES NEWS BY FORCING THE GOVERNMENT TO DEAL WITH A CHEMICAL SENSITIVITY SYNDROME THAT SHE CLAIMS AFFLICTS HER CHILDREN. THERE IS REASON TO WONDER HOW SICK THOSE KIDS ACTUALLY ARE.
QUIET RIOTIN CASE YOU HADN'T NOTICED, THE PHOENIX UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT HAS IMPOSED A CONTRACT ON ITS TEACHERS - September 14, 1995
IT'S OUTTA HEREA JUDGE ROLLS STADIUM LAWSUITS INTO ONE, THEN SLUGS IT OUT OF THE BALLPARK - September 14, 1995
JERRY PANDERING BEGETS GERRYMANDERINGSUPERVISORS PLAY POLITICAL HOT POTATO WITH SUN CITY AND SUN CITY WEST - September 7, 1995
NOW NOT SHOWINGTHE INDEPENDENT FILM CHANNEL OFFERS THOUGHTFUL, PROVOCATIVE FARE, WHICH MIGHT EXPLAIN WHY YOU PROBABLY CAN'T GET IT - September 7, 1995
KIND OF A DRUGHERBAL ECSTACY--NATURAL HIGH OR PSYCHEDELIC SNAKE OIL? - September 7, 1995
SWING SHIFTFORGET DISCO, HIP-HOP AND MOSHING--JITTERBUG IS BACK! - September 7, 1995
FEDS PROBE ALLEGED ABUSE IN COUNTY JAILJOE ARPAIO'S FAMOUS JAIL IS NOW THE SUBJECT OF A JUSTICE DEPARTMENT INVESTIGATION INTO POSSIBLE CIVIL RIGHTS VIOLATIONS - August 31, 1995
THE DOWNBEAT GENERATION - August 31, 1995
A TRIM FOR WELLTON-MOHAWKIN A VICTORY FOR ECOLOGISTS, FEDS DENY FUNDS FOR IRRIGATION DISTRICT'S GILA RIVER CHANNEL - August 31, 1995
INSIDE INFORMATIONDEFEATED ARIZONA POL CREATES NATIONAL VOTER DATA CENTER - August 24, 1995
THE UNTOUCHABLE - August 24, 1995
EVERYONE AGREES JOHN SAHHAR DOESN'T BELONG ON THE STREET, BUT NOBODY WANTS TO TAKE CARE OF HIM.
THE SPANGLISH INVASIONKNAI DEBUTS THE VALLEY'S FIRST BILINGUAL RADIO SHOW IN YEARS - August 23, 1995
PENSION APPREHENSION - August 23, 1995
RETIREES ARE SPOOKED BY THE THOUGHT OF STATE EMPLOYEES MANAGING $1 BILLION OF THEIR NEST EGG
WINDFALL FOR ACCIDENT VICTIMSRULING OPENS DOOR FOR ADDITIONAL CLAIMS AGAINST INSURERS--AND HIGHER PREMIUMS - August 23, 1995
WHY THE CAGED BIRD STINGSNOBODY TO BE PROSECUTED FOR ROLE IN ILLEGAL "HUNT" - August 23, 1995
AWOL FLOWERA TOUTED JEWELRY DESIGNER AND BUSINESS WHIZ, FACING FRAUD CHARGES, APPARENTLY SKIPS TOWN - August 23, 1995
HAVE A NICE TRIPDEADHEADS MAKE ONE MORE PILGRIMAGE--TO SAY GOODBYE - August 23, 1995
UNCHARTERED WATERSFEDERAL DESEGREGATION RULES BLOCK ENROLLMENTS IN CHARTER SCHOOLS - August 10, 1995
CLOSE TO THE VESPA - August 10, 1995
IF YOU RIDE AN ITALIAN SCOOTER, SKA DANCE AND WEAR SKINNY TIES, YOU'RE A HEPCAT. JUST ASK BOB DARNELL.
ALMITRA VON WILLCOX SCHLEPPED HERE - July 27, 1995
GLOBAL GADABOUT WANTS TO COVER THE EARTH--WITH HER FEETBY
DEATH OF A WHIZ KID - July 27, 1995
BY AGE 30, SHELDON WEINER WAS ONE OF CHARLIE KEATING'S TOP LIEUTENANTS. TEN YEARS LATER, HE COMMITTED SUICIDE IN A TOY STORE PARKING LOT.
A PLAGUE ON YOUR HOUSELAWSUIT POINTS UP THE DANGERS OF THE FUNGUS AMONG US - July 20, 1995
ANALYSIS:SLIM PICKINGS AG'S PROJECT SLIM PROBE HASN'T TARGETED SYMINGTON, DESPITE EVIDENCE OF HIS INVOLVEMENT - July 20, 1995
THE RULE 11 REVOLVING DOOR - July 13, 1995
A LOOPHOLE HAS ALLOWED THE MENTALLY INCOMPETENT TO COMMIT CRIME AFTER CRIME, WITHOUT BEING PUNISHED OR PLACED UNDER SUPERVISION
OH, GEORGE! ISN'T THAT A CHARMING MACHINE GUN?A TOURISM AGENCY PLANS TOURS TO STRIFE-TORN YAQUI SONORA - July 13, 1995
SEIZE AND DESTROY OMISSIONADOT LETS VANDALS STRIP HUNDREDS OF CONDEMNED HOMES IN PARKWAY CORRIDOR - July 13, 1995
MEETING ON THE MIND - July 13, 1995
SCHOOL'S OUT IN ROOSEVELTBOWING TO PRESSURE FROM NEIGHBORS, PHOENIX ELEMENTARY BOARD OVERTURNS PLAN TO BUILD A NEW SCHOOL NEAR DOWNTOWN - July 6, 1995
HEY, FIFE, CAN YOU SPARE SOME PLASTER?WHILE GOVERNOR'S OFFICE UNDERGOES FACE-LIFT, OLD CAPITOL BUILDING NEXT DOOR CRUMBLES - July 6, 1995
THE CULT OF KAGANFORMER PHOENIX REPORTER'S CAREER SOARS AS CNN SPORTS ANCHOR - June 29, 1995
AFFIRMATIVE REACTIONCROATIAN DELEGATION, WITNESS TO GENOCIDE, HEARS OF POCAHONTAS AND OTHER DOMESTIC HUMAN-RIGHTS ABUSES - June 29, 1995
WHEN IS A DOCTOR NOT A DOCTOR?ACCORDING TO BLUE CROSS AND BLUE SHIELD, WHEN HE'S MAKING ADMINISTRATIVE DECISIONS SUCH AS REJECTING REQUESTS FOR SURGERY - June 22, 1995
CURTAINS FOR WARNER'S?THERE'S NOTHING CHINTZY ABOUT WHAT'S AT STAKE AS INTERIOR DESIGNERS, BANKERS, LAWYERS SQUARE OFF IN AN UGLY FIGHT OVER A LONGTIME VALLEY DESIGN FIRM - June 22, 1995
JERRY-RIGGEDCONTRARY TO WHAT HE TOLD THE COUNTY, COLANGELO IS PREDICTING STRONG, EARLY PROFITS FOR BASEBALL INVESTORS - June 22, 1995
REQUIEM FOR A FIGHTERYOUNG MAN WHO BATTLED MENTAL-HEALTH SYSTEM TAKES HIS OWN LIFE - June 22, 1995
SLOTS OF ALLEGATIONSTHE SALT RIVER TRIBE IS AWASH IN INTRIGUE OVER ITS GAMING FUTURE - June 15, 1995
BONES OF CONTENTION - June 15, 1995
THE LAW REQUIRES THE REBURIAL OF INDIAN REMAINS. SO WHY ARE THERE STILL 700 SKELETONS IN THE CLOSET?
THE GULL OF HIS DREAMSWHEN AN ARTIST INCORPORATED A CARCASS INTO A SCULPTURE, THE FEDS THREATENED TO TURN HIM INTO A JAILBIRD - June 15, 1995
BYE-BYE, CONSULTANTSIN A POLICY TURNABOUT, AHCCCS DECIDES OUTSIDE CONTRACTORS WILL BE PHASED OUT - June 8, 1995
STADIUM STANDOFFDOWNTOWN PROPERTY OWNERS WON'T GO WITHOUT A FIGHT--OR BETTER PRICES FROM THE STADIUM DISTRICT - June 8, 1995
A FAKE IN THE LIFEFOR DRAMA'S SAKE, NPR NEWS EMBELLISHES A PHOENIX POLICE DISPATCHER'S WORKDAY - June 1, 1995
UP THE FIFE STAIRCASE - June 1, 1995
THE TINES, THEY ARE A-CHANGIN' - May 25, 1995
REMODELING! A NEW MENU! DURANT'S, HIGH CHURCH OF THE BEEF-'N'-BOOZE CROWD, BIDS A BITTERSWEET ADIEU TO THE 1950S.
A KILLER CONVENTION - May 25, 1995
THE IMAGE-CONSCIOUS NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION ALLOWED NO NOISY FIREFIGHTS DURING ITS ANNUAL MEETING. EVERYONE WAS USING SILENCERS.
LANGUAGE HAPPENS - May 25, 1995
WHAT WAS ON EARLY MAN'S MIND? HIS TOOLS, BUT HE COULDN'T BRING HIMSELF TO TALK ABOUT IT.
THE VET OFFENSIVE - May 25, 1995
AN EX-SOLDIER SAYS HARASSMENT DROVE HIM FROM HIS JOB. HIS FORMER EMPLOYER CITES "BIZARRE BEHAVIOR" ROOTED IN VIETNAM.
GETTING ACCESS TO AHCCCSSPURNED HEALTH-CARE PROVIDERS CLAIM BIDDING PROCESS FAVORS FIRMS THAT EMPLOY FORMER STATE WORKERS - May 25, 1995
A STUDY IN INDIFFERENCEAFTER EIGHT YEARS, THE STATE STILL HASN'T FINISHED A PROMISED INVESTIGATION INTO THE MARYVALE "CANCER CLUSTER" - May 18, 1995
JAILHOUSE ROCK THE BOATINMATE WHO BLEW WHISTLE ON MAIL-BURNING NOW A "SUPERMAXIMUM-SECURITY" RISK - May 18, 1995
THE STEALTH IRAQI - May 18, 1995
JAWAD HASHIM CLAIMS HE'S A BANKRUPT VICTIM OF A VENDETTA BY HIS FORMER BOSS--IRAQ'S FEARED PRESIDENT, SADDAM HUSSEIN. A WEALTH OF EVIDENCE SUGGESTS HASHIM'S JUST ANOTHER SCAM ARTIST WHO WOUND UP IN SCOTTSDALE.
SHORT-SHEETEDSTATE SCRAMBLES TO KEEP ITS PAPER-PUSHERS IN BUSINESS - May 18, 1995
FUN IN THE 122 DEGREE SIGN SUN - May 18, 1995
ULYSSES SANCHEZ WANTS TO TAKE PHOENIX FOR A RIDE. AND HIS DREAM OF A $200 MILLION THEME PARK IN THE DESERT MAY NOT BE AS CRAZY AS IT SOUNDS.
LOOKING FOR LEAKSAHCCCS SUSPENDS WORKER WHO KNEW DEAD PEOPLE WERE ON STATE HEALTH PLAN - May 11, 1995
PAYING OUR RESIDUESDECADES AFTER MASSIVE PESTICIDE APPLICATIONS, DDE IS STILL SHOWING UP IN DAIRY PRODUCTS - May 11, 1995
CLERK IN THE BOXMCDONALD'S TESTS HUMAN SQUAWK BOXES AT SELECT VALLEY DRIVE-THROUGHS - May 4, 1995
STATE SECRETS - May 4, 1995
WOODS AND SYMINGTON HAVE SOMETHING IN COMMON, AFTER ALL: BOTH DISCOURAGE OPEN GOVERNMENT
NO NEW TRIALJUDGE REJECTS KILLER'S ATTEMPT TO UNDO QUESTIONABLE LEGAL ADVICE GIVEN IN 1982 - May 4, 1995
WHERE'S PAPAGO?PHOTOGRAPHER'S EXHIBIT FOCUSES ON PHOENIX'S DWINDLING JEWEL OF A PARK - April 27, 1995
RAFTS OF REGULATIONSGRAND CANYON RIVER RUNNERS ANSWER TO A NEW FEDERAL AGENCY--THE COAST GUARD - April 27, 1995
WANNA BUY A $70 MILLION LAKE?SALES-TAX-BACKED BONDS WILL JUMP-START TEMPE'S STALLED RIO SALADO PROJECT - April 27, 1995
ONCE UPON A PAWN DEALBROKER ACCUSED OF BUYING STOLEN GOODS VINDICATED AFTER 16 MONTHS - April 20, 1995
CORPORATE WELFARE - April 13, 1995
TRUST FUND TROUBLES - April 6, 1995
INMATES IN ARIZONA'S PRISONS CLAIM THEY HAVE $11 MILLION AT THEIR DISPOSAL. THE STATE DOESN'T LIKE THAT.
THE 'RUNNER TUMBLES CLEANUP CREW POURS SALT ON TALE OF VALLEY LANDMARK - April 6, 1995
FOULING THE POOL - April 6, 1995
TEMPE WANTS TO RUIN A WORLD-CLASS SWIMMING FACILITY. ASU SAYS, "GO AHEAD."
ESTEEM ROLLERS - March 30, 1995
SOCIALLY CONSCIOUS NATIONAL GUARD TROOPS TRADE CAMOUFLAGE FOR FINGER PAINTS
GOOD NIGHT, SWEET CHASEN'S - March 30, 1995
A MOVIE BUFF TREATS HIMSELF TO A $400 WRAP PARTY AT THE LANDMARK HOLLYWOOD HAUNT
COMEDY IS ENDANGEREDPEOPLE FOR THE WEST CONVENE, TRIGGER LAFF RIOT - March 30, 1995
SHE FOUGHT THE LAW - March 30, 1995
STELLA GAUDREAU LEADS HER FELLOW DOCUMENT PREPARERS TO A VICTORY OVER THE STATE BAR
THE YEAR OF THE POGCHINESE ELDER CASHES IN--AND PRESERVES HIS CULTURE--WITH LUNAR CALENDAR COLLECTIBLES - March 23, 1995
COLLEGE DISTRICT PROBED - March 23, 1995
COMPUTER PURCHASING IRREGULARITIES ALLEGED; ATTORNEY GENERAL ASKS FOR DATA
POST TOASTIESPRISON INMATES CLAIM CORRECTIONS OFFICIALS TORCHED THEIR MAIL - March 23, 1995
DOG BITES MANERIDER IS THROWN AFTER PIT BULL ATTACKS HORSE - March 16, 1995
IN DEFENSE OF ARTRARE HEARING CASTS DOUBT ON QUALITY OF CONVICTED MURDERER'S DEFENSE - March 16, 1995
THE LYIN' KING - March 9, 1995
HE'S SMART, FIT AND ATTRACTIVE TO WOMEN. HE'S A SUCCESSFUL LAWYER. SO WHY DOES ANDY LING TELL SUCH TALL TALES?
ONWARD, CHRISTIAN SWINGERSLOOKING FOR GOD IN ALL THE WRONG PLACES? TRY THIS SUNDAY MEETING! - March 9, 1995
FELLED TREES, SHREDDED DOCUMENTSBIOLOGIST CLAIMS FOREST SERVICE DESTROYED DOCUMENTS ON TIMBER SALE - March 9, 1995
VOUCHERS GO QUIETLYTHE GOP'S TOP PRIORITY SPUTTERS AT THE CAPITOL - March 9, 1995
POLICE PROBE PLANNING PANEL - March 9, 1995
A VILLAGE PLANNING COMMITTEE MEMBER IS UNDER INVESTIGATION. HE ALSO HAPPENED TO OPPOSE A COUNCILMEMBER'S PET DEVELOPMENT.
FLASHES - March 9, 1995
THE POLLUTION ALL-STARS - March 2, 1995
IF YOU'D LIKE TO GIVE INDUSTRY FREE REIN OVER ARIZONA'S NATURAL RESOURCES, YOU'LL LOVE THESE POLITICIANS
SCARY MONSTERSTHATCHER'S HOME TO THE ONLY UNBEATEN COLLEGE HOOP TEAM IN THE NATION - March 2, 1995
OCCUPATIONAL HAZARD - March 2, 1995
MAN INJURED WHILE PLAYING HACKY SACK WINS WORKERS' COMPENSATION BENEFITS
SYMINGTON'S PLAN TO GUT GAME AND FISH - March 2, 1995
VILLAGE OF THE DAMMED - February 23, 1995
WHEN A LEVEE ON BABBITT RANCHES GAVE WAY, THE HAVASUPAI INDIANS WERE LITERALLY PUSHED AGAINST THE WALL. NOW THEY'RE PUSHING BACK.
THE LIBEL CASE THAT WOULDN'T DIE AFTER A DECADE, TWO ATTORNEYS PRESS A CLAIM AGAINST THE ARIZONA REPUBLIC - February 23, 1995
IF YOUR HUSBAND IS GOING TO KILL YOU, PRESS 1NEW SYSTEM REDUCES SERVICES TO BATTERED WOMEN, CRITICS SAY - February 23, 1995
"DESERT RATS" VS. "DESERT RAPERS"NEW SUBDIVISIONS TRIGGER WEEKEND WARFARE BETWEEN DEVELOPERS, RESIDENTS - February 23, 1995
DEPLORE THE STADIUM TAX? DON'T BUY CARS.FOES OF THE BASEBALL TAX ARE ORGANIZING A BOYCOTT - February 16, 1995
IMAGE IS EVERYTHING - February 16, 1995
FRIENDS OF A MURDER VICTIM SAY POLICE LABELED THEM AS GANG MEMBERS--AND IGNORED OPPORTUNITIES TO CAPTURE THE KILLER
REMARRIED . . . WITH CHILDREN - February 16, 1995
IT'S THE STORY OF A GROOVY MOVIE . . .
UNION NUKED AT PALO VERDENLRB FILES COMPLAINT OVER CONTRACTOR'S REFUSAL TO HIRE UNIONISTS - February 16, 1995
THE LION STING - February 9, 1995
GAME AND FISH INVESTIGATORS STALKED THE MOST NOTORIOUS MOUNTAIN LION HUNTER IN THE STATE. HE TURNED OUT TO BE A HIRED GUN FOR RANCHERS, AND HE'D KILLED 18 CATS.
RAZING ARIZONAPINNACLE PEAK BIKERS AND CLIMBERS SING, "DON'T FENCE ME OUT" - February 9, 1995
HICCUP RUNNETH OVER - February 9, 1995
FOR 17 MONTHS, NOTHING STOPPED THE RELENTLESS SPASMS THAT DROVE HIM CRAZY. NOT SPOONFULS OF SUGAR, NOT ACUPUNCTURE, NOT EVEN A VETERINARY LASER BEAM.
HOW THE WEST WAS GUNNED GUNSLINGER BUFF AIMS FOR AUTHENTICITY, CLAIMS HOLLYWOOD MISSES THE MARK - February 9, 1995
SIR CHARLES' GUIDE TO THE VALLEY'S WILD SIDE - February 9, 1995
A SLIGHT DETOURANNUAL ART DETOUR SALVAGED IN A SCALED-BACK FORM - February 2, 1995
TAKING A QUACK AT PUBLIC RELATIONSTALKING DEAD DUCKS AT THE PALO VERDE NUCLEAR PLANT - February 2, 1995
20,000 GEEZERS UNDER THE SEA?PROMOTER'S TALE OF TOP-SECRET "EUTHANASIA CRUISES" DOESN'T HOLD WATER - February 2, 1995
THE BEARABLE LIGHTNESS OF BINGAT 75, HE WALKS THE WALK AND TALKS THE TALK - February 2, 1995
THE BAD NEWS BEARERS - January 26, 1995
EVICTIONS, SUBPOENAS, REPOS--CONSTABLES SPEND THEIR LIVES GIVING PEOPLE GRIEF. NOW THESE HARBINGERS OF HEARTBREAK JUST MIGHT BE LOOKING AT THEIR OWN PINK SLIPS.
CHARITABLE TAKING THE ARIZONA DIVISION OF THE AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY EATS UP 95 PERCENT OF ITS BUDGET WITH SALARIES AND OVERHEAD. CANCER VICTIMS GET THE LEFTOVER CRUMBS. - January 26, 1995
PLAYING DRESS UP HE'S OUT OF PUBLIC OFFICE, BUT PAUL JOHNSON IS NOT OUT OF PUBLIC POLICY - January 26, 1995
FIFE'S EMPTY PROMISE - January 26, 1995
SYMINGTON PLEDGED TO IDENTIFY AND FIX "URGENT" PROBLEMS IN THE STATE'S POOREST SCHOOLS. BUT HE NEVER EXPECTED A $103 MILLION TAB.
WHAT'S NEW, PUSSYCAT?VETERAN SKIN-FLICK AUTEUR RUSS MEYER MILKS A 30-YEAR-OLD CLASSIC - January 19, 1995
DAVE'S NOT HERE - January 19, 1995
REPUBLIC REPORTER LOSES JOB AFTER ASSUMING THE IDENTITY OF A PROMINENT ATTORNEY
SCHOOL OF SCANDAL - January 19, 1995
A WHISTLE-BLOWER SAYS HE WAS FIRED FOR REPORTING PURCHASING IRREGULARITIES
TAG, YOU'RE ITGOVERNMENT AND BUSINESS SPEND MILLIONS TO ERADICATE THE TAGGER CULTURE, BUT THE HIP-HOP KRYLON CREWS MAINTAIN THEIR ESPRAY DE CORPS - January 19, 1995
BLOOD SPORT - January 19, 1995
COCKFIGHTING IS ILLEGAL IN 46 STATES. SIXTEEN OF THEM CONSIDER THE PRACTICE A FELONY. IN ARIZONA, IT'S ENTERTAINMENT.
ARTISTIC DRIVEARIZONA'S ART CARS HIT THE ROAD IN NATIONAL CRAZE FOR AUTO EXOTICA - January 12, 1995
ODOR IN THE COURT - January 12, 1995
IT TOOK COURAGE FOR THE DEAF GIRL TO ALLEGE RAPE. SHE WAS REWARDED WITH AN UNPREPARED PROSECUTOR WHO BUNGLED THE CASE.
FEDS PROBING COUNTY BOND SALES - January 12, 1995
SECURITIES OFFICIALS INVESTIGATING WHETHER COUNTY HID DEBT AND DECEIVED INVESTORS
LET THE SWEATER BEWARE - January 12, 1995
A HEALTH-CLUB MEMBER GETS A WORKOUT CORRECTING QUESTIONABLE ELECTRONIC WITHDRAWALS FROM HER BANK ACCOUNT
SATAN, GET THEE OUT OF KINGMAN - January 12, 1995
THE SHERIFF DIDN'T LIKE THE LOOKS OF THINGS, SO A CONCERT FOR THE HOMELESS WOUND UP HOMELESS
CITIZEN, TEACH THYSELF - January 5, 1995
A NEW ARIZONA LAW DENIES PRESCHOOL SERVICES TO THE CHILDREN OF UNDOCUMENTED RESIDENTS--EVEN IF THE KIDS ARE U.S. CITIZENS
AN ENTERPRISING DEFENDANT - January 5, 1995
HE'S ACCUSED OF PLUNDERING A TITLE AGENCY FOR $8 MILLION, BUT HE'S OUT OF JAIL AND BACK AT A DESK

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