Two Las Vegas men arrested for pharmacy holdups
Police say Mark L. Avarits and David John Natoli, both held on armed counts, robbed Mountain View Pharmacy and admitted to about 15 similar holdups across Arizona Nevada and California. They allegedly took only heart medicine and other drugs, not cash.
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Las Vegas
Para Valley
Scottsdale
Paradise Valley
Mark L. Avarits
David John Natoli
East
Belleview Street
Mountain View Pharmacy
N. Tatum Blvd
Arizona
Nevada
California
Warner
Turkey flock in need of toms in Arizona
Arizona wildlife officials warn a wild Goulds turkey reintroduction near Willcox faces unlikely success without male birds. Of 21 released Feb 2 in the Galiuro Mountains, only five hens remain due to predation and transport stress, leaving no toms to breed.
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Tucson
Arizona
Galiuro Mountains
Willcox
Jim Heffelfinger
Arizona Game and Fish Department
Heffelfinger
Backers Form Coalition to Back Concealed Weapons in Arizona
Backers of a concealed weapons initiative in Arizona plan to use signature lists to win support for candidates who will back the proposal. Rep. Jeff Groscost joined Ernest Hancock and Phoenix Councilwoman Frances Emma Barwood to announce SAFE, the Second Amendment is for Everyone, a coalition of gun clubs retailers and activists. They have collected tens of thousands of the 107000 signatures needed by July to qualify. They may also push to place the issue on the November ballot.
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Arizona
Jeff Groscost
R-Mesa
Ernest Hancock
Phoenix
Frances Emma Barwood
Symington signs state income tax cut in Arizona
Democrat Edward Anzares observes Gov Symington sign a 100.7 million state income tax cut amid mid level income relief and business cuts. The measure retroactively lowers rates, keeps a homeowner rebate, and prompts concern over reduced state revenue and county funding. Rudolph Reagan letter praised the plan as a supply side test bed. Anzares and residents weigh long term impact.
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Edward Anzares
Anzares
Georgina Arambula
Xavier
87Th Avenue
McDowell Road
West Phoenix
Symington
House
Senate
Eddie Basha
Maricopa
Arizona Public Service Co
S ‘On
Arizona
Ronald Reagan
Powerball frenzy nears as Arizona sales surge
Arizona lottery officials urge immediate ticket purchase ahead of the Wednesday drawing for an estimated 30 million dollars. By Monday 5 pm about 180,000 Powerball tickets had sold in the Valley, with store managers predicting a madhouse on Wednesday as crowds flock for the 7 59 p m drawing and a 1 in 55 million jackpot odds.
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Arizona
Lottery
Mary Ross
Bill Bryan
Arizona Ave
Chandler
Engineering bird feeder carnival in a backyard video stunt
Ed Harkey films a 40 minute $19.96 video showing birds flocking to a gravity fed carnival ride built on a bike wheel and PVC parts in his yard. Romping birds ride a slide and merry-go-round as he laughs watching 26 species in a playful avian display. The piece promotes DIY carnival ride instructions from Ho Associates at 835 W 22nd St Suite O.
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Ed Harkey
Alute
Secre
Cosa
Nella
Seeepee
Montty Hendictaten
Ho Associates
22Nd St
Renpe Porhil
Barrett enters Republican race against Gov. Symington
Barbara Barrett a Phoenix lawyer and former FAA deputy administrator publicly challenges Gov. Fife Symington for the Republican gubernatorial nomination. She accuses him of ballooning state spending since 1991 while vowing tax cuts alongside spending restraint and reforms to education and welfare. Barrett cites a federal probe of Symington’s past ties to Southwest Savings and Loan.
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Barbara Barrett
Phoenix
Fife Symington
Barrett
Federal Aviation Administration
Ronald Reagan
George Barrett Bush
Symington
Southwest Savings and Loan Association
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