Tamayo Retrospective Tops Phoenix Art Museum Display
Rufino Tamayo's 124 works spanning four decades fill the Phoenix Art Museum through March 31 in a landmark show sponsored by Friends of Mexican Art. The collection highlights Tamayo's tropical palette and blended influences from Paris modernism, with key pieces featuring watermelons, melons, and fruits in bold reds and greens.
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Eighteen cited in Scottsdale traffic violations
Eighteen persons were cited for traffic violations in Scottsdale City Court last week. John Holmes paid a $100 fine for driving while intoxicated, and others faced fines ranging from $19 to $25 for issues including yield violations, failure to control, running a red light, and excessive speed. Names and addresses of the cited individuals are listed in the court records.
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John Holmes
N. Hayden
Robert Worthington
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Dianne Northington
W. 4Th St
Andrew Grandinetti
Fillmore
Plane threat forces Bahamas Airways flight back to Miami
A Bahamas Airways propjet with 40 aboard returned to Miami International Airport after a bomb threat was reported. The Metro Bomb Squad searched about 85 bags, found no explosives, and the plane landed nine minutes after takeoff. An unidentified caller prompted the warning. authorities deem it routine.
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New Hampshire Primary Hopes Shape GOP and Democratic Tactics
Raymond Lahr reports on New Hampshire primaries shaping strategy for both parties. Romney’s name appears on the GOP ballot but poll doubts dim his chances while Nixon is favored. Rockefeller write-in potential lingers amid cautious forecasts. Democrats foresee Johnson as write-in against McCarthy, with victory thresholds set for each side.
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Eugene J. McCarthy
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Rockefeller faces diverging NY campaign guidance
United Press International reports Rockefeller weighs a wait and see approach while New York GOP leaders differ. Lindsay urges formal candidacy entry for primaries. Javits argues sit out primaries and push case at Miami convention. Nixon and McCarthy warn against urban violence as Wallace seeks Nebraska ballot access for third party banner.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
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Sen
Jacob K. Javits
Rockefeller
Miami
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