Town Crier benefit events invite community support
The notice highlights benefit yard sales and fundraisers near you including a rummage sale at Westwood High School Booster Club to send the football team to a California camp, a Mesa swap meet at 44 E Fifth St with spaces for $5, and a March of Dimes bachelors auction July 30 to raise funds for birth defects research.
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Westwood High School
California
Patti Frazier
Lisa Randall
Washington Activity Center
Fifth St
Mesa
DiAnn
Cindy
Lannea Becker
March of Dimes
of Dimes
Bond keeps high for Apache Junction rape suspect
A Mesa area woman urged Judge Barbara Jarrett to keep Raymond Hanley’s bond at 500000 after he allegedly posed as a good Samaritan, abducted her at gunpoint, handcuffed her, and raped her near Ellsworth Road. Detective Pomush said the 40 year old planned the attack and warned he would be watched. Hanley faces sexual assault and kidnapping charges with a June 1 trial set.
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Apache Junction
Marisope
County Superior Court
Barbara Jarrett
Jarrett
Raymond Harold Hanley
Mesa
Jim Pomush
Pomush
Hanley
Ellsworth Road
Retrial of Mesa killer Fulminante moves ahead after bias ruling
The retrial of Oreste Fulminante in the 1982 Mesa murder will proceed after Judge Frank Galati rejected prosecutors bias claims against Judge Susan Bolton. The case, tied to the 11 year old victim Jeneane Hunt, faces ongoing witness issues and continuances as defense and prosecution spar over rulings and sanctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesa
Oreste Fulminante
Maricopa County
Susan Bolton
Frank Galati
Bolton
Vince Imbordino
Galati
Fulminante
Jeneane Michele Hunt
University Drive
76Th Street
East Mesa
Anthony Sarivola
Mafia
FBI Infor
Mer
New York
U.S. Supreme Court
Sarivola
High Court
Donna
Donna Sarivola
Jim Belanger
K.C. Scull
Scull
Belanger
Imbordino
Wheelchairs in Mesa Kept to Bike Traffic Rules
Racing wheelchair drivers in Mesa will follow bicycle traffic laws until state lawmakers clarify the rule. After 18-year-old Jay Coyner died when struck on Harris Street, police treated him as a pedestrian and found fault with both parties, prompting protests and a federal rights complaint.
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Mesa
Arizona
Jay Coyner
Harris Street
Coyner
Willie Wong
Wong
Guy Meeks
Roy Skaggs
Mesa Police Department
Earle Lloyd
Lloyd
Arizona health plan study projects big losses and jobs cut
A national group of state legislators estimates President Clinton's health care proposal would cost Arizona more than 200 million dollars and 14 300 jobs in the first year. Separately, Sedona schools report 49 suspected mumps cases linked to low immunization rates as state officials investigate the outbreak.
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Arizona
Clinton
Ianneeece Scene Care
Sedona
Caning Reaction Mirrors Frustrated Society Says Expert
Over a ten day span Fay and associates faced four months in jail and six cane strokes as a martial arts routine drew global reaction. The piece contrasts punitive caning with broader cultural shocks and headlines, noting the incident's international attention and political commentary surrounding law and order.
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Fay
Madonna
Ccnginee
Lee
Clinton
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