May 29, 2009 | MSNBC
Fatal Visions: Did woman foresee her death?
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.
Robert Skidelsky: Anatomy of Thatcherism
" 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.
As smash-and-grab capitalism collapses, the French economy shines
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.
Portraits of the past: Kimball home
Born in Salt Lake City, young Spencer W. Kimball moved with his family to Arizona when he was 2 years old.
High court today will hear strip- search case
It's been six years since a school nurse took Savana Redding to her office and forced the then-13-year-old eighth-grader to strip down to her underwear and prove she didn't have drugs tucked inside, and yet she recalls it all perfectly.
As Spandau Ballet return, Mirror columnists reflect on the eighties - the decade that taste forgot
It was a time of Thatcher and mass unemployment... with a Spandau Ballet soundtrack.
Photographer-masseuse evolves from wildland firefighter-nurse
She made almost straight As in high school a B in calculus her senior year being the exception but it took her four years to earn a two-year degree at Eastern Arizona College.
Lobbyist in new Tory 'cash for access' row
The Tories were mired in a new cash-for-access row last night after a leading lobbyist invited his clients to become "a trusted partner of the government-in-waiting", allowing them to shape the Conservative manifesto for the general election.
In National Review, John Oa Sullivan, a former advisor to Margaret...
What, if anything, can the Republicans learn from Cameron? John O'Sullivan 4:02pm In National Review , John O'Sullivan, a former advisor to Margaret Thatcher, wrote an essay about what lessons - if any - there ...
Local fire departments receive nuclear survival kits
Gila Valley fire departments have recently been equipped with nuclear attack survival kits, including radiation detectors, thanks to the Physicians for Civil Defense.
Arizona Salsa Trail blazes to the Midwest
Salsa Trail mascot Seor Salsa is at it again - hot on the heels of those folks back East who don't know the difference between a jalapeo and a habeero.
Safford teen slashes two on New Year's Eve
It appears the city of Safford is having difficulty getting through a holiday without a stabbing these days.
Safford and Co-op sign historical agreements
After locking horns for more than 62 years, the city of Safford and Graham County Electric Co-op signed new service contracts Tuesday evening that explicitly define new service areas and will facilitate a new ...
Chris Hallam: The long shadow of 1979
The year 1979 was the easily the most critical in Britain's 20th century peacetime political history.
Museum volunteers maintain contact with past
Barbara Stailey is one of about 20 volunteers who maintain the Graham County Historical Society Museum in Thatcher.
Warm clothing is one of the blessings many people take for granted, but Shriner Bob Howell did his part this Christmas to help those without.
Development continues in Thatcher, Pima
Despite the economic downturn in Arizona, real estate development continues in Thatcher and Pima - although a few projects have been placed "on hold." There are 15 projects in Thatcher, and all but one are for ...
Light parade features glittery floats
More than 50 floats glided down Main Street and then around to Seventh Street Saturday night during the Magic of Christmas holiday light parade sponsored by CableOne.
Vest saves Arizona sheriff shot by motorist - AP
A A A' An attacker aimed a shotgun at the face of a county sheriff, but the officer deflected the weapon before it fired and was saved by his bulletproof vest, authorities said Tuesday.
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