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PI 1Tt Arizona Rctmbltc Saturday, June 18, 1988- 3 fellow Democrats ready to run against secretary of state Neither McCain nor Rhodes is protesting. Both, however, emphasize they do not support DcConcini's candidacy. Ron Ober, DcConcini's campaign chairman, said use of the tape was cleared 'with McCain's office before it aired. PARTY LINES Contributing were Oon Harris, Mary Jo PttzL Sam Stanton, Keven Arm Wiltey, John Winters and Steve Yowiak of The Arizona Republic. mouse ears off his office wall and marched onto the House floor.

Just as the House was about to give a final blessing to a measure that would have put stringent regulations on professional athletic agents, Skelly, an ardent supporter of free enterprise, donned his ears, rose and proclaimed the bill a "Mickey Mouse piece of legislation." The House promptly turned thumbs down on the Senate bill and sent the measure to a conference committee, where Skelly pledged ta kill it. DeConcini TV ad assailed As a backdrop for one of his campaign television commercials, Sen. Dennis DeConcini, is using a Senate hearing where he is seen chatting with two Arizona colleagues, Sen. John McCain and Rep. Jay Rhodes, both Republicans.

Keith DeGreen, a Republican challenging DeConcini, has accused DeConcini of "trying to imply that he is the functional equivalent of an effective Republican, but he is not a Republican and he is not effective." to stand for election in November rather than in 1990. State GOP Chairman Burt Kruglick also has expressed interest in the job. Education-agency shuffle Look for changes with the top-level administration at the state Department of Education. Superintendent of Public Instruction C. Diane Bishop says she will take advantage of two retirements to restructure some of the massive bureaucracy's top spots.

Associate Superintendent Jim Brun-stein, who headed the department's general operations, retired June 3. Associate Superintendent Dave Tate, head of education services, will retire at month's end. The two men plan to launch an education consulting service. 'Mickey Mouse' legislation Rep. Jim Skelly couldn't resist.

After seeing a Mickey Mouse hot-air balloon tethered in a park across the street from the Arizona Capitol on Tuesday, the Scottsdale Republican yanked his own The record will be broken June 24, the 166th day of the current session. Prosecutor-race dropout Phoenix attorney Steve Mitchell has withdrawn from the Maricopa County attorney's race and endorsed fellow Republican Rick Romley. His withdrawal leaves five contenders: Republicans Romley, Joe Abodeely and Francis Koopman and Democrats Myrna Parker and Georgia Staton. Movies of Mecham ordeal Former Gov. Evan Mecham says he and his administration will be the subject of two movies, one made for television and one a full-length feature.

Mecham would not reveal who would produce the films, saying he wanted to wait for the backers to make the announcement themselves. But he did answer a question about who he would like to see portray him on the screen. "Maybe Clint Eastwood," he said, smiling. "How would that be?" If Secretary of State Jim Shumway, a Democrat, must stand for election this fall, he'll have more than just Republicans to worry about. Democratic activists Glenn Davis, Fred DuVal and Dick Mahoney all are eyeing the office, which until recently was dismissed as a largely bureaucratic job.

It would be the first run for statewide office for all four Democrats. Davis, DuVal and Mahoney are regarded as politically ambitious and likely would view the job as a steppingstone to higher office. Davis, 36, a former state representative, is executive director of the state Democratic Party. DuVal, 34, directed former Arizona Gov. Bruce Babbitt's presidential campaign.

Mahoney, 37, is a Phoenix attorney and former speech writer for ex-presidential candidate Gary Hart. Shumway, a former state elections director, was named to his post in April after his predecessor, Rose Moflbrd, became governor. Jack Louden, a Republican national committeeman, filed suit Wednesday in an effort to force Shumway Lunn may seek county post Greg who is Tetiring from the state Senate, is expected to run this fall for the Pima County Board of Supervisors, challenging Supervisor Iris Dewhirst in the GOP primary. Lunn, a four-term senator from Tucson, has been ranked by Capitol observers as one of the most effective state legislators in unscientific polls conducted by The Arizona Republic in 1 986 and 1 988. Record session in making Rep.

Jack Brown is predicting the Legislature will set a record for the longest session in Arizona history. is no possible way that we can keep from breaking the record," Brown, D-St. Johns, said Thursday. PIANOS ORGANS AMERICA'S LARGEST OLDEST nnouot, tmtHUiuii, otonu mhos paw uho Panel weighs underpass WHY WAIT! IMMEDIATE DELIVERY-MOST MODELS! WCfll fflHECl CMS for Squaw Peak road dU i-l aLctr CENTERS yr SS. 2030 W.

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The expense would be added to the total tab for parkway construction, which is in excess of $150 million. The three-member subcommittee, made up of council members Duaue Pell of District 2, Howard Adams of District 5 and Linda Nadolski of District 6, will meet Monday at 2 p.m. in the council chambers to complete action on the plan. About 400 people attended each of two neighborhood meetings sponsored by the panel Tuesday and Thursday nights at Parkway Community Church. The interchange currently is scheduled to be built as an overpass 25 feet above Bethany Home.

Residents of the area have said the elevated parkway would be structurally unsightly and would create more noise. They have said they would prefer an underpass with berms on the sides that would provide a noise barrier. Adams said the subcommittee STOOLS HUTCHES BUFFETS 6670 WEST CACTUS NEXT TO AICO 245-0505 ening by the city Transportation HOURS: Department," Adams said. SUNDAY NOON-JOOpm "Bids over the last year have come in very well for street projects. They OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK CHfCKS OK INSTANT CtfWT are normally high, but construction i 299 249 '269 PHOENIX 8901 N.

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State officials predict the loop will be complete by 1998. Budgeted at $492 million in 1985, the Outer Loop now is estimated to cost between $1.4 billion and $1.7 billion. Transportation officials say the cost of buying land in the path of the freeway has risen sharply. Before the 9 a.m. ceremony, Jim Patterson, a former Chandler mayor and chairman of the Arizona Transportation Board, said the Outer Loop would help bring the Phoenix area into the 21st century.

He said the job of building Valley freeways' is on schedule primarily through the efforts of the Transportation Department, the Maricopa Association of Governments and Valley municipal officials. ACDfl FRIA. from page BL of Transportation, said the three-mile segment will be used primarily by Sun City, Glendale and Peoria residents traveling to downtown Phoenix along 99th Avenue and Interstate 10. In the fall, Bonan said, a four-mile section from Peoria Avenue to Bell Road is scheduled to open. That will create a northwest loop, in effect, from I-IO north along 99th Avenue and the Aqua Fria, emptying into West Bell Road, where motorists can continue east to Interstate 17.

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