Subject: Russell Rhoades

• LUSTy Accusations

  Ousted official claims contractor created excess work to boost its take of tax dollars

  September 26, 1996

• Scottsdale's Drinking Problem

  It's crystal clear that the city of Scottsdale served its citizens water laced with a suspected carcinogen. But did city officials do it on purpose?

  December 5, 1996

• Scottsdale's Spin

  City responds to reports of tainted drinking water by lobbying state officials

  December 26, 1996

• Marshmallow Roast

  February 13, 1997

• Taken to the Cleaners

  A family-owned company could go out of business because state Senator Russell Bowers has introduced legislation that would free a larger company from paying its share to clean up toxic groundwater

  March 20, 1997

• Letters

  September 18, 1997

• A Fine Mess

  State agencies are reeling in the after-Fife, the ballyhooed state-budget surplus is all but spent, and the government bureaucracy is bigger than ever. Now it's up to Jane Dee Hull to make it all make sense.

  October 9, 1997

• Flashes

  May 21, 1998

• Hull Monitor: Adventures of Big Red

  August 20, 1998

• The Continuing Adventures of Big Red

  Jane wins--now will she finally dump the Granny Hull act and spring into action?

  November 5, 1998

• Industry Goes to the Well . . . to dilute clean-water regulations

  January 7, 1999

• Scott Free

  Senator Bundgaard comes to the rescue of a polluter

  March 11, 1999

• Twisted Ecologic

  Governor Hull says it's time for inclusiveness in politics. Environmentalists say she won't give them the time of day.

  November 11, 1999

• Flashes

  April 8, 1999

• The Pain of Maryvale

  October 24, 1996

• Quit Polluting Our Aquifers. Please. Pretty Please.

  Republican revolutionaries want environmental regulators who cooperate with business. Those who enforce Arizona's groundwater laws have to cooperate; there are too few of them to do much else.

  December 28, 1995