Symington aide tied to SLIM deal and job offer claim
Arizona records raise questions over how Coopers & Lybrand landed a $3 million Project SLIM contract after a former regional marketing executive alleged a job offer by Governor Fife Symington. The suit says he was fired and cheated of commissions while Symington denies offers. The case, linked to a federal grand jury inquiry, involves Project SLIM director Don Ulrich and state officials defending the bidding process.
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Universities to offer new health plan for students
The Arizona Board of Regents and Samaritan Group Inc announce a health plan starting August 1994 for Arizona State University University of Arizona and Northern Arizona University. The plan lowers student premiums from about 700 to 593 dollars yearly, saving an estimated 1 million overall with about 98 dollars per student. Mental health services continue via CONTACT.
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Electric car test drivers sought by GM Preview Drive
Valley residents vie to join 80 two year study starting this fall by General Motors. Applicants must be 25 or older, licensed in Arizona, and a customer of APS or Salt River Project. Daily driving capped at 35 miles. Call GM Preview Drive 6:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. weekdays or 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturdays at (800) 467
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Scottsdale rejects jet ski race plan at McKellips Lake
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Commission denied Starr Specialties plan to sponsor two days of jet ski races at McKellips Lake citing urban setting and noise. Gas-powered boats are not allowed. organizer Susan Starr may pursue private-hosted events with city interests.
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Symington Signs Drive By Shooting Law In Arizona
Gov Fife Symington signed a package of 23 bills including a new drive by shooting statute designating it as a class 2 felony with up to 21 years in prison. The measure targets random gunfire at homes individuals or crowds and takes effect in 90 days improving prosecutors options when no death occurs.
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Veteran senator Pete Rios runs for secretary of state post
Veteran Arizona senator Pete Rios announces a bid for secretary of state. He has 12 years in the Senate and serves as assistant minority leader after presiding as Senate president in 1991-92. Other Democratic contenders include Stan Furman and Judy Leiby. Republicans include Jane Hull and Jim Irvin.
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