Shooting sprees in Arizona leave two in custody and one hurt
Police traced a shooting spree across Chandler and Tempe starting early Monday. Richardson and Sheehan were arrested on weapons charges after a gunfight that left Whipperman wounded in the back at an East Guadalupe Road location. Eight homes and cars were hit. Whipperman described a lung injury, likely a collapsed lung, and was moved from intensive care. Tributes note contributions from Paul Coro.
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Whipperman
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital-Osborn
Valdez
Maricopa Medical Center
Phoenix
Richardson
East Apache Boulevard
Tempe
Tom Ruff
Sheehan
Terrace Road
Apache Boulevard
Ruff
Chandler
Summers
Boggs
East Guadalupe Road
McClintock Drive
Senate row amid Navajo funding bill quarrel over quorum
Navajo lawmakers and delegates faced a walkout as a quorum failed on the Indian funding bill. Several senators left or hid in hallways provoking anger from Navajo representatives and supporters. While some lawmakers defended the process, others criticized the disruption amid a tense budget and voucher debate.
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Herman
John Huppenthal
Chandler
Hermon
Patti Noland
Tucson
Ann Day
John Wetton
Flagstaff
Austin Turner
Waddell
Lela Alston
Phoenix
Sandra Kennedy
Harding editors dispute story belief in Kerrigan plot
The Oregonian editor said Tonya Harding's hometown editors doubt her innocence in the Kerrigan attack case. Reports that Harding bodyguard Eckhart told a minister of a plot with ex-husband Gillooly stirred debate. Two Valley men, Shane Minoaka Stant and Derrick Smith, faced conspiracy charges in Phoenix and Ahwatukee.
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Tonya Harding
Portland
Ore
Nancy Kerrigan
The
Oregonian
Tempe
Bill Hilliard
Harding
Shawn Eckhart
Jeff Gillooly
Kerrigan
Valley
Chandler
Shane Min
Oaka Stant
FBI
Phoenix
Oregon
Derrick Brian Smith
Ahwatukee
Hilliard
Society of Professional Journalists
Norway
Cat Beheading at Party Stuns Danville Community
Jingles the family cat was beheaded during a party at Robbins in Danville California after he allegedly wrung its neck then beat it with a cleaver. Police say Robbins admitted drinking five or six beers before the attack. Activists and animal groups condemned the act as shocking rhetoric and urged penalties while ASU Pi Kappa Alpha leaders expressed disbelief and said the fraternity does not condone violence.
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Senate
Tom Patterson
Phoenix
Chamber
Patterson
Hermon
Noland
Day and Wettow
Henderson
Salmon
Jingles
Robbins
Danville
San Francisco
Walnut Creek
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
The
Animal Rescue Foundation
Tony LaRussa
Oakland Athletics
LaRussa
Virginia Military Institute
ASU
VMI
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Chandler Police Department
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R-Mesa
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American Express
Watch & Jewelry Service Center
Fiesta Mall
Take Country Club
West Hampton Avenue
West
Hampton Avenue
Mesa
Arizona
N.A.D.A. Recreation VvEne
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Mary Sepeewee
Uncle Sam
Home Equity
Sapa
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FDIC
Band One Corporation
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