Four hospitalised after septic tank methane fumes leak
Four people were sent to hospital after breathing toxic methane fumes from a leaking septic tank at an east Mesa home. Fire officials said fumes vented into the house during the day, with high methane readings at 5 pm. Louise Peaton and James Peaton, both exposed, were treated and released, as were two paramedics. The Hazardous Materials team found the fumes dispersed and the family returned home, pending tank servicing.
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East Mesa
Rural
Metro Fire Department
Matt Phillips
Louise Peaton
James Peaton
Phillips
East
Albany Road
Valley Lutheran Hospital
Mesa
Avondale man killed brother injured in Perryville restaurant shooting
In Perryville at Perryville Buffet on West Yuma Road, two Avondale area brothers were shot after midnight. Jose de la Cruz Morales, age in 40s, died at the scene. Raul Morales, 28, was rushed to St Joseph's Hospital in Phoenix in critical condition. One suspect was questioned. deputies searched for a second suspect into the early morning.
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Perryville
Perryville Buffet
Yuma Road
Maricopa County
John Kleinheinz
Jose de la Cruz Morales
Kleinheinz
Raul
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Phoenix
Avondale
Three-car collision injures Apache Junction teens and Mesa man
Two Apache Junction boys and a Mesa man were injured in a three-car crash near a trailer park entrance in Mesa. Louis Santana 17 was thrown from a Plymouth and treated for head injuries. Jeremy Gellette 17, the Plymouth driver, rear-ended an Oldsmobile before colliding with a Taurus, injuring its driver Jack Harmon 70. Ramon Pacheco 16 rode in the Plymouth and was treated for head injury.
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Apache Junction
Mesa
Louis Santana
Jeff Flocken
Santana
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Osborn
East University Drive
Flocken
Jeremy Gellette
University
Jack Harmon
Valley Lutheran Hospital
Ramon Pacheco
Plymouth
Valley Lutheran
Arizona Regents set tuition talks amid rising college costs
Arizona State University student Rick Schuster fears higher tuition as the Arizona Board of Regents prepares discussions for the 1994-95 school year. He cites paying for a late tuition freeze and notes students already faced the largest Arizona history tuition increase this year while bracing for more next year.
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Arizona Board of Regents
Rick Schuster
Arizona State University
Regents
University of Arizona
ASU
Northern Arizona University
Spencer Insolia
The
Arizona Stu
Dents Association
NAU
ASU West
Pat McWhorter
Association
Tom Moring
Moring
Killer bees take hold in Yuma County
Aggressive Africanized bees are established in Yuma County with five identified swarms, three in a week in November. State official Glen Thaxton says the bees are moving into the area from Mexico and are here to stay.
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Yuma County
Mexico
Glen Thaxton
State Department of Agriculture
Jerry Reiffenberger
Agriculture Department
Arizona
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