Alan Bucknell, a Phoenix lawyer, said there had been "about 30" responses to the television spots.

"This is a huge sector of our economy," said Jason Morris, a Phoenix zoning lawyer.

Robert Austin, a Phoenix lawyer, paid $200,000 for his home in 2000.

Goldwater named his personal friend of nearly three decades, Denison Kitchel, a Phoenix lawyer, as the national campaign manager.

Jon Russell Hulburd (born November 11, 1959) is a Phoenix lawyer and small businessman.

Lavinia is now the ultraproper wife of a conservative Phoenix lawyer.

Six days later, another account was offered by Frank M. Placenti, a Phoenix lawyer the company hired after the interview to review board records.

He became friendly with Richard G. Kleindienst, a Phoenix lawyer who helped run Nixon's successful presidential campaign in 1968.

He headed the national party while Denison Kitchel, a Phoenix lawyer, was the national Goldwater campaign chairman.

Babbitt campaign officials said that half of the contributions they arranged came from Robert Stephan, a Phoenix lawyer, who gave the Iowa Democrats $5,000.

Alan Bucknell, a Phoenix lawyer, said there had been "about 30" responses to the television spots.

"This is a huge sector of our economy," said Jason Morris, a Phoenix zoning lawyer.

Robert Austin, a Phoenix lawyer, paid $200,000 for his home in 2000.

Goldwater named his personal friend of nearly three decades, Denison Kitchel, a Phoenix lawyer, as the national campaign manager.

Jon Russell Hulburd (born November 11, 1959) is a Phoenix lawyer and small businessman.

Lavinia is now the ultraproper wife of a conservative Phoenix lawyer.

Six days later, another account was offered by Frank M. Placenti, a Phoenix lawyer the company hired after the interview to review board records.

He became friendly with Richard G. Kleindienst, a Phoenix lawyer who helped run Nixon's successful presidential campaign in 1968.

He headed the national party while Denison Kitchel, a Phoenix lawyer, was the national Goldwater campaign chairman.

Babbitt campaign officials said that half of the contributions they arranged came from Robert Stephan, a Phoenix lawyer, who gave the Iowa Democrats $5,000.