Angelo Scott and Tony Immel were good friends. Played golf together. Partied together in their homes and at the country club. Talked politics ceaselessly. Scott was publisher of the Register and a crony of the state’s Republican officeholders. Immel was a state senator tabbed by many to become governor.
Scott liked to remember when the two of them were walking along the sidewalk on the south side of the square one afternoon and noticed a car without a driver headed toward a crash with parked vehicles. Immel sprinted toward the car, opened the driver’s door, jumped in and…
