Valley Poison Center to close in three months in Arizona
Valley Poison Control Center likely will shut within three months, leaving the Arizona Poison and Drug Information Center in Tucson as the state’s sole emergency information center. Officials aim for a smooth transition, with both hotlines remaining open during the switch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poison Control Center
Arizona Poison and Drug Information Center
Tucson
Arizona
Maricopa County
Daniel Green
Samaritan Health Systems
Valley Center
Elgi
Iilacttal
Samaritan Center
Theodore Tong
University of Arizona College of Pharmacy
Leslie Boyer
Tucson Center
Tong
Sewer service packets go to Apache Junction landowners
A.J. sewer packet sent to landowners in the Superstition Mountains Community Development District No. 1 asks parcel owners to sign and return the petition by March 15 for district inclusion. Public meetings to address questions and update sewer information run in January and February. Call 983-2212 or visit 288 N. Ironwood Dr. Suite 104, Apache Junction for details.
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Apache Junction
Superstition Mountains
Ironwood Drive
Suite
Fire destroys mobile home after burning broomstick incident
A 14 year old boy chasing his sister with a burning broomstick started a fire that engulfed a mobile home in the 100 block of South 96th Way east of Mesa. Debris hampered firefighting and damage totaled about 10000 dollars. In separate incidents a Mesa man was booked for assaulting an officer after resisting arrest, and a Scottsdale teen was charged with possession of a weapon on school grounds after bringing a .22 pistol to Mountainside Middle School to defend against bullies.
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Mesa
Metro
South 96Th Way
Matt Phillips
Phillips
S. South San Jose
David Matthew Jones
East Drummer Avenue
Scottsdale
Mountainside Middle School
N. 128Th St
John Cocca
Cocca
J.T. Morris
Obituaries for Escobedo Lemons Logan and Mische in Arizona
Obituary notices list Escobedo of Globe and Mesa with service at First Presbyterian Church in Mesa. Also details for Clarence Lemons Sr of Mesa, Margaret Logan of Tempe, and Wayne Mische of Tempe with memorials and funeral arrangements. survivors include siblings, children, and grandchildren. Memorials directed to Escobedo Fund, Bank One. National Memorial Cemetery of Arizona noted for Mische service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Escobedo 3A
Globe
Mesa
First Presbyterian Church
N. Brothers Ricardo
Peieones Einvents
Escobedo Fund
Bank One
W. Main St
Clarence Lemons Sr
Clarence “Fats” Pty 75
A. Et Val Sree
Chandler
Toewday
Phoeni
Jous Cheamee
Cne
Winfred
Lois and
Ray
Margaret Mary Logan
Tempe
Logan
South Ind
Phoenix
Megs
Wayne Mische
Wayne Frederick Mische
National Memorial Cemetery of Arizona
Cave Creek Road
Scottsdale
Mische
Elgin
Karen Kelderich
Alano
E. Thomas Road
Green Acres Mortuary
Ann Myers and Joel Pattee and Lou Ann Payne records
Ann Myers, Joel Pattee and Lou Ann Payne are listed with catalog numbers 5426 5427 and 5428 in the segment. The brief item seems to catalogue names tied to numbers without additional context. The fragment suggests an indexing or roster entry from a larger page.
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Myers
Ann
Pattee
Joel
Payne, Lou Ann
Also Mentioned on This Page
Valley Poison Control Center
Green
Samia
Phoenix Center
A.J. Sewer Packet
Escobedo
Shaw Inc
Fe Voy
del, Mar
Emerson Elementary
Denson
Teri
Webb
Ruth
Wolfe
Judy
Cox
Laura
Rose
Fetzer
Marsha
Hansen
Libby
Johnson
Elaine
Mensay
Leona
Chase
Kaleen
Keegan
Doreen
Larson
Danette
Osborne
Char
Pitts
Geneen
Alden
Shelly
Flook
Lisa
Foco
Brunsdale
Shirley
Christensen
Karen
Longhurst
Max
Thomas
Joe
Beal
Colleen
Jones
Penny
White
Diane
Wojtulewicz
Greg R.E
Flitton
Cam
Martin
Harold
Stout
Barb
Youngblood
Gail
Alexander
Laurie
Ashcraft
Cindy
Benefiel
Nanci
Hh-O
Biales
Sharon
Hambach
Gretchen
Mitchell
Debbie Hh-O
Moore
Paige
Shapiro
Peggy Hh-O
van Buskirk
Elaine Hh-O
Charlene
Tribune In Education
Saxony
Congoleum
Jwax
Vertical & Miniblinds
Ida
Twin
Full
Signal Butte
East Mesa
Berkline
Broyhill
Paul L. Sale Furniture
Berkline Pub
Ated Oe
Ieee
W. Main Mesa
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