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Neville Chamberlain was the first Tory leader to dedicate himself systematically to welfare questions.

Pay $84 a night at the Springhill Suites by Marriott Sept. 25-26 in Thatcher during the third annual SalsaFest.

Former Chancellor's memoirs offer an unsparing account of a Prime Minister revealing her prejudices about an old enemy "But can we trust them?" Margaret Thatcher's doubts about a new, merged Germany surfaced again and again during the months that followed the fall of the Berlin Wall.

The Salsa Trail is a collection of a dozen Mexican restaurants, a family owned tortilla factory, and a chili farmer who have all joined together to make up the Salsa Trail .

Two scholarships, one for $2,000 and one for $1,000 were recently awarded to two students at the International Academy of Hair and Aesthetics in Tempe, AZ.

Alan Duncan, the Tory secretly filmed complaining about MPs' pay, has been in hot water before.

Nick Cohen: Times have changed and our cultural freedom diminished since the writers of the Eighties raged Before Margaret Thatcher met Philip Larkin, someone thought it would be polite if she read his poems.

The Gila River is a majestic river in Arizona terms; it doesnt have the length, breadth or depth of the Mississippi but it is a great river nevertheless.

This aired on Dateline NBC on Friday, May 29. The full video will be online by Monday, June 1. In the shadow of the superstition mountains outside Phoenix, you'll find towns like Gilbert: suburban Anywhere, U.S.A. Endless miles of well-tended homes that all look exactly the same.

" Thirty years ago this month, Margaret Thatcher came to power. Although precipitated by local conditions, the Thatcher revolution became an instantly recognizable global brand for a set of ideas that inspired policies to free markets from government interference.

Anatomy of Thatcherism, b y Robert Skidelsky, Project Syndicate : Thirty years ago this month, Margaret Thatcher came to power.

Many in Britain and the United States are in mourning for what's taken as the suicide of the American model of capitalism, accompanied by the non-interventionist state that hands the national economy over to business and financial leaders to run.

Born in Salt Lake City, young Spencer W. Kimball moved with his family to Arizona when he was 2 years old.