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Issue: May 23, 1990

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15 stories found - 1 through 15

1. News

SEE WORLDNOSING AROUND THE DOWAGER OF DIVINITIES' NEW FACE

By Dewey Webb Published: May 23, 1990

There's no use sugar-coating the bitter truth. Mary See, 135-year-old grande dame of the soft-center set, is finally showing her age. For one candy lover, the...
2. Cafe

A PLATE IN THE SUN

By Penelope Corcoran Published: May 23, 1990

I'm no stranger to Sun City. The two people responsible for bringing me into this world have lived there for most of the last decade. So when it came time to gather...
3. Art

MID-AMERICAN GOTHICHANGING OUT AT THE SUN CITIES ART MUSEUM

By Anna Dooling Published: May 23, 1990

Karen Reinhold is sitting in the office she occupies as director of the Sun Cities Art Museum when one of the women working in the gift shop comes in with a pair of...
4. News

GO WEST, YOUNG MANGO WEST, YOUNG MAN

By Published: May 23, 1990

Many people have lived in Phoenix for years and never gone to Sun City. Here are ten reasons the long drive out might be worth it. 1. The Hillcrest Golf Course,...
5. Art

FOR LOVE OR MONEY

By Heather S. Lineberry Published: May 23, 1990

Image and exposure are the preoccupations of far too many contemporary artists, and fame and wealth their central goals. From the day they leave art school, young artists can...
6. News

LOVE WITH THE PROPER SEPTUAGENARIAN

By Anna Dooling Published: May 23, 1990

When Marie Kelso moved to Sun City five years ago, she was not interested in meeting a man. She was eighty then, and met one anyway. It happened at a pinochle...
7. Suntracks

ROCK OF AGEDGOLDEN OLDIES RAISE CANE!

By David Koen Published: May 23, 1990

Yo! Sun City! Get ready to rock 'n' roll! That hip-swiveling sound is bound to move next door any day now, and there's nothing you can do to keep it out. No, we're...
8. News

A WRINKLE IN TIMEPHOTO--HISTORIAN GETS A LOT OF YARDAGE OUT OF OLD FOLKS AT HOME

By Anna Dooling Published: May 23, 1990

The man was absorbed in vacuuming the gravel that graced the front yard of his house in Sun City when photographer Allen Dutton cruised past. Dutton was there to...
9. Suntracks

GERIATRIC & THE PACEMAKERS FOR SUN CITY MUSIC LOVERS, IT'S ALWAYS THE SAME OLD SONG AND DANCE

By David Koen Published: May 23, 1990

At any given moment in Sun City tonight, it's a good bet that some nightclub act will be playing "New York, New York." Lou Ives, who has played Sun City with his wife...
10. News

OVER-THE-HILL STREET BLUESLET'S SEE, NOW, WHAT'S THAT DADBURNED CODE FOR "POODLE AT LARGE"?

By Ward Harkavy Published: May 23, 1990

It's 2:05 p.m. on a Wednesday. We're working the second-shift patrol out of Sun City Sheriff's Posse headquarters. My partner's name is Jack Goodrich. Moved out here...
11. News

I PASSED FOR OLD

By P. J. Seagraves Published: May 23, 1990

I was an illegal alien in Del Webb's community of oldsters. For seven months in 1984 and 1985, I lived in a Sun City condominium owned by my parents. Because I was...
12. News

CAP'N DAVE'S SENIOR TRIPA GUIDED TOUR THROUGH THE LAND THAT YOUTH FORGOT!

By Cap'n Dave Published: May 23, 1990

Like most people, my only regular exposure to Sun City-ites is what I hear them say on talk radio. "Okay, next we go to Raymond in Sun City," the host says. "Ray,...
13. Columns

MECHAM GOES NOT SO GENTLY INTO THAT GOOD NIGHT

By Tom Fitzpatrick Published: May 23, 1990

Some scenes cling to your mind. They are so powerful that they are impossible to block out. For me, there will always be that remarkable television footage of an...
14. Columns

WHERE COTTON IS KING

By Tom Fitzpatrick Published: May 23, 1990

Cotton Fitzsimmons is my clear pick for National Basketball Association coach of the year. Nobody comes close. Cotton came back to the Phoenix Suns when they were at the...
15. Columns

GET OFF JIMMY BRESLIN'S BACK

By Tom Fitzpatrick Published: May 23, 1990

I write this column assuming you already know that Jimmy Breslin is the best newspaper columnist in the country. During a thirty-year career on various New York papers, Breslin...