Serbian jet shot down by NATO over bombing mission
NATO forces shot down a Serbian aircraft during a bombing run for the UN on Saturday with the pilot suffering minor injuries. The incident underscores ongoing clashes as international operations press to curb violence.
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Governor Fife Symington Faces Ongoing School Voucher Fight
Tribune writer Chris Coppole notes the bill's repeated defeat in Symington's term, signaling a major political setback for Gov. Fife Symington and marking school vouchers as a leading reform issue likely to dominate the governor's agenda.
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Arizona bill tied to Success by Six renamed act
Proposal falters as Senate votes lag in Republican controlled chamber. Interventions aimed at at risk children and families would have funded prenatal care for poor women with 3.5 million dollars, tied to reform of the Success by Six program now called the Arizona Children and Family Stabilization Act.
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Disciples House Hangout Under Scrutiny After Molester Arrival
Neighbors report a twice convicted child molester Walter Emery Lillard, released April 4, has moved into Disciples House at 449 N. pace, raising fears as children are seen visiting April 9 and 10. Local residents question county approval for the house.
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United States Tops Global Conventional Arms Market
US arms makers highlight post Cold War dominance as relief efforts and military hardware shows stir international interest. The Navy carrier USS Independence is noted among demonstrations, reflecting US lead in conventional arms sales amid rhetoric and limited policy curb proposals.
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Valley hits 100 degrees as heat lingers this season
Desert residents faced a 100 degree peak at 2 55 p m marking the first triple digit day of the year in the Valley. Dennis Sturm of the National Weather Service notes the warm spell stems from clear skies and unusually hot dry air with highs expected around 101 today and cooling slightly by tomorrow into the upper 90s next week. The early heat contrasts with 1993 and 1988 benchmarks, underscoring seasonal patterns in the Sonoran Desert.
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