Valley shoppers return unwanted gifts after Christmas
After Christmas, Valley shoppers return many unwanted presents while officials cancel hearings on proposed landfill sites triggering concern among East Valley residents and sparking local response.
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Economist group assigns B grade on government issues
A survey of 58 economists quarterly assesses the government's performance with a B grade for its handling of economic issues. Health Matters by Dr. Ed Smith covers medical questions about swelling lips and feet and buzzing sounds like crickets, with answers. Saturday's game results appear on A2.
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Tide of tolerance turns as cities curb urban ills
Washington Americans grow tired of panhandlers loiterers drug sellers and graffiti. Cities and states move to restore order and discipline welfare policy faces federal action. Voters respond to anger over open drug markets tagging squeegee men and step-up enforcement in major cities.
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Congress
New York
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Rochester
N.Y
75 year old Mesa woman seeks brain donation for research
Helen Callahan plans to donate her brain after death to aid Alzheimer's research. She details the difficulty finding a path to donation through agencies and hospitals. Sun Health Research Institute in Sun City runs Arizona’s only brain bank supplying tissue to researchers nationwide.
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Tribune
Joe Rogers
Sun Health Research Institute
Sun City
Arizona
National Disease Research Interchange
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Indian wannabes irk tribes in New Age rites
In Boulder a white circle imitates Native rituals with pipe prayer and chants drawing scrutiny from Native groups and leaders. They call the trend cultural theft and a form of genocide, as New Age seekers adopt sun dances and sweat lodges in affluent spots like Sedona and Santa Fe. The National Congress of American Indians declared war on non Indians imitating sacred rites.
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Father Sky
John Lavelle
Center For Support and Protection
National Congress of American Indians
Sedona
Marin County
California
Santa Fe
N.M
Eight Die In Accidents Over Holiday Across State
Eight fatalities reported over the holiday weekend across the state with East Valley spared. In Tempe two women were badly hurt in a single car crash at Lake Shore and Sandpiper drives as the driver lost control and hit a tree. The driver Patrick Kee, 20, of Scottsdale was booked for drunken driving. A 77 year old New York woman died and a 54 year old driver was seriously hurt in Scottsdale from a one vehicle crash on Scottsdale Road near Eastwood Lane. Names were not released. A Cessna 175 crash in Peoria killed two people after failing to clear a fence after takeoff from Pleasant Valley Airport. The plane struck a fence and then a saguaro.
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Patrick Kee
Scottsdale
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New York
Matt Phillips
Metro
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Eastwood Lane
Phillips
Peoria
Pleasant Valley Airport
Carefree Highway
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