Governor Richards aides admit long distance records destroyed
A Texas governor's aides acknowledged in Austin that long distance telephone records from 1991 to 1993 were destroyed after bills were paid. The changes in their accounts followed scrutiny over the destruction linked to state recordkeeping policies and a Harris County probe into political use of state phones.
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Houston Chronicle
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Bill Clements
Richards
Kay Bailey Hutchison
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Hutchison
Fort Worth
Claire Dawson-Brown
Travis County Public Integrity Unit
Clements
Bill Cryer
Garry Mauro
Clinton
Cryer
John Fainter
Fainter
David Talbot
Talbot
Williams project advances amid Air Force lease delays
The IGA and ASA await Air Force signoff on ERT building conveyance delaying move-in dates and rental costs. Funding of 2.2 million faces the Legislature as Williams hosts tenants including East Valley High, Project Challenge, and University of North Dakota subleasees while Phoenix 500 Air Races eye a March 18-20 return.
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IGA
Balmer
ASA
Isaacson
House Education Committee
Williams
Maricopa County
East Valley
Project Challenge
Arizona National Guard
University of North Dakota
D&r Enterprises
Arizona Republicans edge for House seats in 1990s contests
Arizona political strategists forecast a tight 1994 national election scene with surges and declines shaping both parties. Republicans seek seats in Districts 1 4 and 6 as incumbents face challenges from Kyl Coppersmith and English, while Mahoney may emerge in the Senate race. polls show Kyl ahead in Maricopa County, and the district battles hinge on taxes abortion and candidate organization.
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Leonard
Democratic National Committee
Brian Weaver
Bruce Merrill
Media Research Center
Arizona State University
Merrill
Ronald Reagan
Earl DeBerge
The
Behavior Research Center
DeBerge
DeConcini
Phoenix
Charles Keating Jr
Kyl
Richard Mahoney
Sam Coppersmith
D-Ariz
Jay Rhodes
Rhodes
Cathy Eden
Cindy Resnick
Tucson
Mahoney
Senate
Coppersmith
Congress
Maricopa County
O’neil Associates Inc
O’neil
Clinton
East Valley
English
John “J.D
Hayworth
David Schweikert
Scottsdale
House of Representatives
Schweikert
Ramona Liston
House
Matt Salmon
Rmesa
Bev Hermon
R-Tempe
Mesa
Linda Rawles
Salmon
Hermon
Rawles
Chuck Blanchard
Jim Bruner
John Shadegg
Shadegg
Bruner
Par-3 16th at Phoenix Open becomes party hotspot
Fans fill the hill at the 162 yard par-3 sixteenth watching a carnival atmosphere. Co-leader Dan Forsman calls it a carnival atmosphere while Bob Burns notes liquor in the crowd. Andrew Magee wonders about free beer as the Phoenix Open earns its party reputation.
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Dan Forsman
Andrew Magee
Football fans and player psychology emerge in sports book excerpts
The text explores fans and former players like Tyree who crave the contact of football and recall college days. It cites sport psychologists and theories such as basking in reflected glory and pleasurable kinesthetic stimulation. Scottsdale Mayor Drinkwater adds a quip about cheerleaders.
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Tyree
Andelman
Arizona State University
Robert Cialdini
Iso- Ahola
University of Maryland
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Ariz
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