Oct 7-13, 1999

Oct 7-13, 1999 / Vol. 16 / No. 28

Prurient Palpitations

Assistant City Attorney David Deibel is charged with laying out the two options for Ibarra’s anti-smut pitch ‘n’ putt — enacting a city ordinance, or enforcing a state law already on the books.

Food Fight

Is produce labeling a greed-driven crusade that could leave consumers feeling the bite? Or an attempt to squelch foreign competition, and drive up food costs for everyone?

Soundbites

Farewell to the Fineline; Richard Elliot and Rick Braun bring smooth jazz to the Rialto; Robert Palmer bangs a gong and gets it on at The Metro.

Roll Models

Sushi addicts and non-sushi fans alike have reason to rejoice at the opening of two Japanese eateries.

Madman, P.I.

Lethem creates a conventionally satisfying thriller while simultaneously transcending the well-worn genre.

The Skinny

Republican mayoral candidate Bob Walkup shoots himself in the foot on the gun issue… Tucson Water sure is doing a lot of outreach before the November election… State Rep. Andy Nichols is looking to advance… and much, much, much more!


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