Tribe seeks eight more cops after Subway slaying
Salt River Pima Maricopa leaders vow rapid police staffing after Brian Lindsay, 20, of Scottsdale, was shot and killed at the Pavilions Subway on Indian Bend Road. President Ivan Makil says adding eight officers and filling vacancies will boost safety as Subway hires a former Illinois police chief to review security and a scholarship fund in Lindsay’s name is planned.
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Tribal Police Department
Brian Patrick Lindsay
Scottsdale
Pavilions
Indian Bend Road
Pima Road
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Illinois
U.S
Lindsay
Jerry Brandt
Phoenix
Brandt
Arizona
Rick Schibler
Evanston
Ill
Schibler
Connecticut
Northern Arizona University
Bank One
Mitsubishi Electronics America, Incey
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County deficit plan push seeks eliminating several county services
Supervisor Tom Rawles proposes a sweeping budget cut plan for Maricopa County including dissolving housing and economic development, nonmandatory health and rabies services, and other departments. Critics warn it could devastate mandated services while aiming to build 30 million in reserves in three years.
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Mesa
Health Department
Raciles
Rawles
Mary Rose Wilcox
District 5
Phoenix
General Fund
Internal Services Fund
Moody’s Investors Services, Inc
County proposals push dissolving development, housing, health subsidies
A plan urges eliminating Maricopa County Economic Development Department amid overlapping Valley efforts and cutting staff including executive assistants. It targets ending non legally required health care subsidies while preserving mandated services, with a $12.7 million housing budget funded mainly by federal grants and a county subsidy.
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Maricopa County
Babbitt seeks grass roots in West land conflicts
Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt urged returning to grass roots in land policy at a Denver conference with four governors and local officials. He framed a tacit bargain for local input from farmers ranchers and recreationists to end a long clash between environmental and industry interests over 500 million acres of federal land. Wyoming Governor Sullivan noted earlier reforms alienated Westerners and that grassroots input was foreclosed, but warned the focus may return.
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Babbitt
Democratic Leadership Council
Clinton
Interior Department
Senate
White House
Wyoming
Mike Sullivan
Sullivan
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