Bond set at 210 thousand after embezzlement case flee flight risk
Charlotte Mae Nowlin 46 of Phoenix faces nearly 1 million embezzlement from Robson Communities subsidiary, fled Arizona, then was captured in Boulder Colorado. Bond cut to 7800 at initial appearance. prosecutors seek higher bond, citing flight risk. Nowlin allegedly accessed funds via corporate credit card and layaway. Direct complaint filed in Chandler Justice Court.
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Phoenix
Robson Communities
Charlotte Mae Nowlin
Boulder
Colo
Arizona
Maricopa County
Nowlin
Chandler
Retrial urged in 1992 Salmans shooting case in Phoenix
Maricopa County Supervisor Mary Rose Wilcox urged prosecutors Monday to retry two convenience-store clerks charged in the 1992 shooting death of a shoplifter during a beer run. The Salmans were acquitted after a mistrial May 3 following a fatal gunfire incident at a west Phoenix gasoline station.
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Maricopa County
Mary Rose Wilcox
David Erlichman
Wilcox
D-District 5
Phoenix
Frank
John Salman
West Phoenix
Frank Salman
Salmans
Larry Sanchez
Sanchez
Richard Romley
Bias suit over Tempe apartment owners discrimination firing
The Arizona Attorney General's Office filed a civil suit against Beaumont Properties Inc owner of La Cresenta Apartments and Erik Lorch Beaumont alleging retaliation and racial discrimination against Pablo Mejia a groundskeeper paid 200 weekly and living in a discounted storeroom. The suit claims Mejia learned two white workers lived rent free while he faced discriminatory actions in April in Maricopa Superior Court.
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Tempe
Arizona Attorney General’s Office
Beaumont Properties Inc
la Cresenta
Orange St
Erik Lorch-Beaumont
Pablo Mejia
Mejia
Beaumont
Attorn
Maricopa Superior Court
County deficit $70 million eyed for Maricopa budget
Maricopa County officials warn of a potential $70 million overall deficit for the coming year with a $22 million General Fund shortfall set to balance by June 30 and possible $85 million next year. Health care agencies face renewed deficits, while the internal services fund could incur $10 million to $15 million in red ink. The county expects some savings and restructuring but cautions ongoing cash-flow problems and more cuts.
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Maricopa County
Maricopa
Sandi Wilson
Internal Services Fund
Wilson
Barbra Cooper
East Valley
Maricopa Medical Center
Phoenix
Ted Williams
Betsey Bayless
District 3
Bayless
John Katsenes
Brush fire destroys 3000 acres near Fountain Hills
A fast moving brush fire near Fountain Hills scorched 3000 acres and threatened luxury homes and a riding stable. Over 200 firefighters from Rural/Metro Fire Department and Tonto National Forest fought with slurry bombers and helicopters, containing the blaze by nightfall and dousing hot spots into the Verde River valley. The fire started around 12 30 p m near Cowboy Adventures in the Fort McDowell Mohave Apache Indian Community and spread north and east under 30 mph winds toward Goldfield Ranch. One firefighter received heat illness treatment. cost of air drops estimated per jet at about 3000 dollars. The fire's cause is under investigation.
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Fountain Hills
Metro Fire Department
Tonto National Forest
Verde River Valley
Cowboy Adventures
Lefkowitz
Metro
Matt Phillips
Stable homes urged for children's sake
Eleanor Maccoby, co-chair of the Carnegie Task Force on Meeting the Needs of Young Children, warns that many infants and toddlers lack adequate early care. The Arizona Town Hall panel discussions favor broad access to contraceptive devices for youths to reduce teen pregnancies, amid concerns over poverty, single-parent homes, and abuse in the first year of life.
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Prescott
Eleanor Maccoby
Carnegie Task Force
Maccoby
Arizona
Stanford University
Town Hall
Testing on bees available in Arizona for Africanized cases
The Arizona Department of Agriculture clarifies public testing for Africanized killer bees. Preliminary tests cost 32.66 dollars, morphometrics 120 dollars, with four hour processing. Public testing is limited. only beekeepers commonly use the service, while free testing applies after a stinging incident.
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Arizona Department of Agriculture
ADA
Suzanne Sorich
Sorich
Bill Cote
Cote
Tucson
Phoenix
Bisbee
Casa Grande
Cochise
Pima
Pinal
Santa Cruz
Yuma
Arizona
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Tom Knapp
Knapp
Fort McDowell Sand & Gravel
McDowell Indian
Phillips
Brad Armstrong
Tribune
Marshall A. Worden
University of Arizona
Drachman Institute
Worden
George Britton
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