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Newspaper

Mesa Tribune

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1994

Page

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Suspect tied to 3 attacks in Maricopa County

Maxwell, 46, held on 70000 bond in Maricopa County Jail after a Tuesday arrest. Scottsdale detective calls for stay behind bars, citing past pedophilia and a 1989 abduction of a 4 year old from a Circle K. He previously pled guilty in 1989 to custodial interference and served 30 months of a 45 month sentence, released Feb 7, 1992.

Joseph Bruce Maxwell Maxwell Maricopa County Scottsdale

Country Jam kicks off at Queen Creek gates open

Fans file into the four day Country Jam festival in Queen Creek as gates open at 4 p.m. Victoria Shaw kicks off at 4:30 p.m. followed by Black Hawk at 5:30 p.m. Faith Hill at 7 p.m. Roy Howdy at 8:30 p.m. and John Michael Montgomery at 10 p.m. Attendees can reach via Power Road Ellsworth Road exits from the Superstition Freeway with the entrance on Riggs Road. Tickets available at the gate.

Queen Creek Gates Victoria Shaw Black Hawk Faith Hill Roy Howdy John Michael Montgomery Ellsworth Road Rittenhouse Road Riggs Road

I was running a race by Arnold Rosenfeld

A cancer patient recounts a fifth relapse of kidney cancer and a hospital admission for two blood transfusions. He describes fainting spells, urgency to attend his son's Tampa wedding, and the constant search for the bleeding source amid a race against time.

Seaad Ruth Cosmie Tonemen Steve West Paces Jon Tampa Fla Arnold Rosenfeld Cox Newspapers

Symington hints education reform may have to wait

Gov. Fife Symington signaled that meaningful state education reform could be delayed for another year during this year's legislative session. The remark, his third straight year raising the possibility of a major reform effort dying, may complicate his re election bid and leave education as a vulnerable campaign issue.

Fife Symington Symington Barbara Barrett Ctnes Aceb Conamne

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