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Jul 23, 2006
PHOENIX -- A federal grand jury in Phoenix returned an eight-count indictment against two current Department of Energy employees, two former Department of Energy employees and the businessman with whom they agreed to accept gratuities in exchange for helping to…
Jul 20, 2006
"All traffic stopped on I-10 East because of a total brown-out with winds estimated to be well over 100 mph. This rig tipped over and landed on top of a Ford Explorer carrying a family of three from Mexicali on…
Jul 18, 2006
Phoenix, AZ ----"The monsoon rains have helped reduce the fire danger allowing land managers to lift most fire restrictions and almost all closures across Arizona," stated Pam McAlpin, Arizona BLM Fire Management Officer. "A large portion of Arizona has received…
Jul 18, 2006
WASHINGTON - Agriculture Deputy Secretary Chuck Conner announced on July 13, 2006, the availability of more than $6.2 million in grant funds through the Rural Community Development Initiative Program (RCDI). The RCDI program provides technical assistance and training funds to…
Jul 13, 2006
EL PASO, TEXAS -- U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers performing anti-terror operations at ports of entry in El Paso, west Texas, and New Mexico this week identified and stopped 33 people who were being sought by law enforcement…
Jul 10, 2006
(San Francisco, Calif. 07/11/06) The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency fined a Mesa, Ariz. company $24,400 for violating federal pesticide law. Water & Energy Systems Technology, Inc. allegedly sold its pesticide, C124, with a composition that differed from the composition described…
Jul 6, 2006
WASHINGTON- Working closely with the Intelligence/Information Directorate within the Internal Security Forces of Lebanon and with other foreign law enforcement and intelligence partners, we have disrupted a terrorist network that was in the planning stages of an attack against the…
Jul 4, 2006
New Clinic Will Serve More than 900 Veterans from Rural Arizona WASHINGTON, D.C. - Congressman Rick Renzi (AZ-1) has announced a new Veterans Affairs Community Based Outpatient Clinic (CBOC) for the Miami-Globe area. Congressman Renzi was notified last week by…
Jul 4, 2006
(Jake's Corner, Arizona) - Local Scottsdale film director/writer Jeff Santo hasn't held back anything in preparing for Jake's Corner, his next film, slated for a fall 2006 shoot date here in Arizona. In fact, Santo has moved into a trailer…
Jul 2, 2006
PHOENIX Effective July 3, 2006, Tonto National Forest officials have lifted the closure order limiting public access to the Mogollon Rim and the Pinal Mountains. The closure is no longer needed because fire danger has been reduced by increased moisture…
Jun 27, 2006
PHOENIX With forest closures and fire restrictions limiting some recreation opportunities on the Tonto National Forest, forest officials are advising people to look ahead when making weekend plans. We want people to know that the Tonto is open for business,…
Jun 26, 2006
U.S. Surgeon General Richard H. Carmona issued a comprehensive scientific report on June 27, 2006 which concludes that there is no risk-free level of exposure to secondhand smoke. Nonsmokers exposed to secondhand smoke at home or work increase their risk…