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755 stories found - 741 through 755

741. Columns

IRON MIKE IS OUT OF CONTROL

By Tom Fitzpatrick Published: September 18, 1991

Mike Tyson's lifelong criminal tendencies have overtaken him. His life has become classic cautionary tale of talented young man who zoomed to pinnacle of bruta...
742. Columns

WRECKAGE. EVERYWHERE WRECKAGE.

By Deborah Laake Published: September 11, 1991

"I thought I had all answers, and I don't know shit," Richard Horwitz is saying. He is hunched up in a chair in a tiny room for visitors at Madison Street Jail, his feet in...
743. News

MAMAS, DON'T LET YOUR BABIES FORGET TO PAY TAXESTHE RED-HEADED STRANGER HAS A NEW PARTNER--THE IRS

By Larry Crowley Published: June 26, 1991

Even before his early-Seventies exile to Austin, Texas, Willie Hugh Nelson was an outlaw. As a member of Ray Price's Cherokee Cowboys, Nelson tried to toe Nashville's staid ...
744. Suntracks

FRANK'S FOR THE MEMORIESTWO NEW COLLECTIONS NAME THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD VOICE PRESIDENT

By Dave McElfresh Published: January 2, 1991

Break out Chivas. Dim lights. Switch on CD player. blue-eyed king of heartbreak is back, Jack. Frank's just turned 75, which is as good a reason as any ...
745. Columns

OIL? WHAT A LOVELY WAR?

By Michael Lacey Published: October 17, 1990

I saw my son's still-damp footprint upon bathroom tile . . . Later, in twilight, he slept in my arms as I watched evening news. broadcaster described blo...
746. Cafe

EATING MCDOWELLA COOK'S TOUR OF PHOENIX'S FUNKIEST RESTAURANT ROW

By Penelope Corcoran Published: May 30, 1990

Admit it. Are you one of those people who equates dining on McDowell with free lunch at Show Club? Is your McDowell eating experience confined to hot dogs at coliseu...
747. News

Why Was Tyrone Childs Killed?

By Terry Greene Published: April 18, 1990

This April Fools' Day, Diana Wiley watched Tyrone Childs fall on his knees and collapse in a dusty, littered backyard in Ajo, Arizona. She remembers thinking pistol...
748. News

Women In Love

By David Koen Published: March 7, 1990

"Faggot!" "Dyke!" "Queer!" "Get fuck off!" "What are you supposed to be?!" For twenty minutes at a recent show in Canada, fans of Irish rock band ...
749. Suntracks

Snotty City

By John Blanco Published: February 21, 1990

It's not your average pop band that writes heartfelt paeans to Karen Carpenter, chronicles traumas of "Teen-age Dogs in Trouble," or sings joys of "Beer Money." But ...
750. Art

A Slight Obsession with a Short Man's Hero

By Anna Dooling Published: February 7, 1990

For years, David Markham has had a devotion to Napoleon that some of his friends think is a bit unnatural, and that would have driven to distraction a wife less understanding tha...
751. Suntracks

Single-minded

By John Blanco Published: December 27, 1989

Songs to learn and sing. Eighties' Top 10 singles: 1. PUBLIC ENEMY "Fight Power" (Motown, 1989). PE drove home decade's most vital and direct statement with...
752. Suntracks

First and Ten

By David Koen Published: December 27, 1989

As you're no doubt aware, we've been granted Top 10/Bottom 10 licenses by proper authorities. In or words, se are official lists of what was good and bad about Eig...
753. Feature

I Got Paid For Going To Chicago

By Cap'n Dave Published: September 27, 1989

August and most of September came and went, leaving Cubs in first place for homestretch. But following games from my Phoenix base had become utterly unfulfilling, due...
754. Feature

Christian Crusade

By Kathleen Stanton Published: May 24, 1989

Angel was preparing to join dozen or so children who commit suicide each year in Arizona when someone heard her cry for help. At a moment when her despair was so deep th...
755. Cafe

Out to Brunch

By Steven Weiss Published: February 22, 1989

Dammit if y don't blow my reservation again. This makes Phoenician zero-for-two in welcomes, and I really cannot believe laxity. y are so cordial and courteous...