Inmate unrest at Arizona prison floods cells
Seventy two maximum security inmates camped in an exercise yard after smashing toilets and flooding 36 cells at Arizona State Prison. The disturbance occurred during a 60 day inmate strike, with two dormitories burned last week and 200 sleeping spaces destroyed. Deputy Warden Carey said repairs were underway and investigations continued. A guard was also recaptured after fleeing the prison.
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Florence
Arizona
Harold Cardwell
Dwight Carey
Carey
Cardwell
Sterling T. Mullins
Pima County
Artichokes Win Half of SCC Senate Seats
Scottsdale Community College voters split the Student Senate between two parties with 11 Artichokes and 10 Independents winning seats. Independent leaders captured president and treasurer as nine contested seats and several board of publications positions were decided. All new officers begin June 1 for one year.
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Artichokes
SCC
Scottsdale Community College
Independent State
Artichoke Party
Nonpartisan Board of Publications
Dan Ranburger
Artichoke
Andy Prokop
New Board of Publications
Joy Dellas
Linda Schranz
Steve Miller
Pat King
Donna Smith
Nancy Swiatoviak
Camelback Mental Health Center eyes expansion on 10th anniversary
Camelback Hospital Mental Health Center in northeast Phoenix marks ten years of service to Phoenix, Paradise Valley, and nearby reservations. Dr. Walter Fox notes rising outpatient and inpatient volumes and plans to broaden services for children, elderly, and substance users. Public tours tied to anniversary planned.
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Camelback Hospital Mental Health Center
E. Thomas Rd
Phoenix
Paradise Valley
Scottsdale
Salt River
Pima- Maricopa
Floon Indian Reservations
Walter Fox
Cen
Camelback Hospital
N. 34Th St
Vista del Camino
E. Roosevelt St
Births at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital and Phoenix households
Birth notices list parents and newborns with dates in April. William and Lorraine Brown welcome a girl at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Keith and Charlotte Yetalce announce a girl. James and Carolyn McDaniel greet a boy. Lewis and Francine Moyer announce twins a boy and a girl. Edward Murillo and Yolanda Murillo welcome a girl. Jim Salem and Phyllis Salem report a boy. Thanh Le and Mai Le greet a girl. Eric Wohlrad and Suzanne Wohlrad announce a boy. Benancio Chavez and Debra Chavez report a girl. George Streza and Mary Streza welcome a girl.
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Moyer
Lewis A
Francine
Clarendon Ave
Murillo
Edward P
Yolanda M
E. Oak St
Phoenix
Salem
Jim S
Phyllis
E. Edward Ave
Thanh V
Mai
E. Villetta St
Wohlrad
Eric P
Protesters rally against nuclear power in Phoenix
About 25 picketers from Arizona environmental groups demonstrated in front of the Arizona Public Service building in downtown Phoenix protesting nuclear plants. The group planned further actions including a Saturday caravan to the Palo Verde site and events at Arizona State University with speeches and films in opposition to nuclear energy.
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Arizona Environmental Groups
Arizona Public Service
Phoenix
Jack Swift
Nuclear Information
APS
Swift
Arizona
Palo Verde
ASP
Clamshell Adhoc Committee of
Seabrook
N.H
Clamshell Alliance
Arizonans For Safe Energy
Committee For
Society For A New Earth
Student Committee For
Arizona State University
ASU
Pima
Memorial Union
Gammage Auditorium
Buckeye
The
Coalition
Government asks mailing list guidelines
The Privacy Protection Study Commission urges voluntary guidelines to stop selling mailing lists without consent and warns that laws may follow if industry self regulation fails. Chairman David F. Linowes notes First Amendment concerns in restricting communication. He cites common practice of selling lists and calls for disclosure to individuals.
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Privacy Protection Study Commission
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Tom Koepel
Independent
Billie Winkle
John Johnson
Denise Morgan
Patti Bruno
Phyllis Schecter
Arthur Brodsky
Ray Andrews
Lisa
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Suzanne M
E. Latham
Good Samaritan Hospital
Holiday Magazine
America
Robert Balzer
Pierre M. LE Coz
Main Street
Arcadia High School
Jan Cable
Independent Living
Bob Johnstone
Dan Bishop
Steve Bakanowski
Cable
Mike Finn
Washington
Abel
Commission
David F. Linowes
Linowes
Direct Mail Marketing Association
Ball Park
Bach
Shield’s
Electric
Scottsdale Rd
Window
Symphony Hall
Phoenix Civic Plaza
E. Adams
E. Adams ST
Civic Plaza
Diamond
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