Vehicle burglary reported at Galaxy 8 Movie Theater lot
Police investigated a vehicle burglary in the Galaxy 8 Movie Theater parking lot on Saturday. A laptop valued at $500 was reported stolen from the victim's vehicle. Officers also responded to a report in the 1500 block of West First Street on Friday where an unknown female claimed she had been robbed at gunpoint and asked for a ride to a motel.
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Shooting Reported Near Richardson Avenue Scene
Police say shots fired in the area of 2200 S Richardson Ave with .357 Winchester shell casings recovered. A witness reported a white Nissan discharging rounds from an alley behind 2201 S Richardson Ave. Crime Stoppers offers anonymous tips and rewards at 1-888-594-TIPS.
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Cautious Economic Outlook Amid Mixed Recovery Signals
U S reports show consumer spending rising in March but funded by savings while incomes lag. Manufacturing leads growth with ISM index at 60.4 in April, and new orders jump to 65.7. Private construction weakens, government stimulus boosts activity, and stock markets gain on upbeat data and a United Continental merger.
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Shriners To Sell Vidalia Onions In Roswell
Roswell Shrine Club members begin selling Vidalia onions from Georgia at the Office Max lot near Wilshire Boulevard. Sales run 9 am to 6 pm while supplies last, with 10 pound sacks priced at 12 dollars. Proceeds support Shriners activities.
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Phoenix Mayor Lacks Power to Sue Over Arizona Immigration Law
Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon failed to gain City Council support to file a lawsuit challenging the Arizona immigration law. The city attorney said only the council may authorize lawsuits, leaving Gordon unable to act without council backing. Four lawsuits were filed elsewhere, while officials prepare to meet with the DOJ civil rights division to discuss impact on Latinos. U.S. Attorney General Holder signaled possible federal court action. The law’s supporters cite border security in response to rancher killings linked to border activity.
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Get It In Writing Market Shifts and Impacts
The piece explains buyer's versus seller's markets and why it matters. It notes buyers benefit when many homes are available and sales slow, with properties staying on the market long. It contrasts with a seller's market where listings are scarce and sales accelerate.
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