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May 11, 2009
Hot Links: Fire Bans, Plane Crashes, and Gun Rights
Starting today, the city of Phoenix has instituted a fire ban at city parks. Charcoal, wood, and open fires are not allowed in mountain preserves, and smoking outside vehicles is prohibited. However, propane and gas grills may be used in designated areas...A Valley homeless man named Greyson Malzac ... More >>
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May 5, 2005
Head Games
Parents are being told to sleep babies on their backs to avoid SIDS. The medical establishment has ignored the unintended consequences -- and that's making one Tempe company very, very successful
Music
June 12, 2003
Kenny Chesney
Spreading country charm
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March 12, 1998
ASU plays footsie with Nike
Spreading country charm
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June 27, 1996
Letters
Spreading country charm
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February 15, 1996
Take Two Bottles of These. Call Me When You're Dead
Dr. Willard Hunter's repeated misprescription of dangerous drugs has contributed to two deaths. But the state medical board doesn't see any reason to revoke his doctor's license.
News
December 1, 1994
BARKLEY'S UNDERBELLY
Dr. Willard Hunter's repeated misprescription of dangerous drugs has contributed to two deaths. But the state medical board doesn't see any reason to revoke his doctor's license.
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November 11, 1992
THE ANGUISH OF ALEX HALEY'S WIDOWWITH HER HUSBAND'S LITERARY LEGACY DISPERSED, SHE'S LOCKED IN A BITTER PROBATE BATTLE
Dr. Willard Hunter's repeated misprescription of dangerous drugs has contributed to two deaths. But the state medical board doesn't see any reason to revoke his doctor's license.