20th potential juror picked in Bolles murder trial
In Phoenix a 20th prospective juror was seated as the Don Bolles murder trial nears week five. The Detroit retiree told judges memory limits, defense objections argued the pool is unconstitutional, and some jurors were excused over beliefs of guilt. Jury capacity targets 36 to 38 as 19 have been seated.
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Maricopa County Superior Court
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Max Dunlap
Arizona Republic
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Castro
Attorney General's Office
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Dunlap
Paul Smith
Makarios Buried After Historic Cyprus Funeral
Archbishop Makarios, spiritual and political leader of Cyprus, was laid to rest in a mountain tomb after a mile long funeral procession through Nicosia. Tens of thousands viewed the coffin as the city observed five days of mourning before the service at the Church of the Evangelists.
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Two die in area water accidents in Maricopa County
Isiah K. Lukens Jr. 18 of Phoenix died after diving from a cliff at Saguaro Lake about 3 05 p m Saturday. Arthur W. Hill 67 of Naperville Illinois drowned after falling from an inner tube into the Salt River near Stewart Mountain Dam.
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Saguaro Lake
Illinois
Salt River
Maricopa County
Sheriff’s Deputies
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Mesa Lutheran Hospital
Arthur W. Hill
Naperville
Ill
Stewart Mountain Dam
FBI Raids Target Scientology Churches
Federal agents raided the founding Church of Scientology in Washington and the Church of Scientology of California in Los Angeles seeking government documents alleged stolen by church workers. The church has filed a $7.8 million suit against agents involved and faces at least 18 government-related cases.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Church of Scientology
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Los Angeles
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Scientology
United States
Hubbard Association of Scientologists International
Vitamin C Therapy Says It Cures Addiction Fast
In Santa Ana California a pilot study reports 30 hard core addicts were rescued by massive daily doses of vitamin C. Researchers claim high sodium ascorbate levels blunt withdrawal and curb craving, offering a cheap alternative to methadone. Dr Alfred Libby, a chiropractor, and Irwin Stone link the treatment to a metabolic defect in liver enzyme synthesis.
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Showdown in Bisbee Recall Forces Bid for Ward 2 Seat
In Bisbee a recall election pits incumbent Frank Peters against challenger Al Corona for Ward 2. The recall stems from a petition drive led by Deanne Cartwright amid disputes over Peters and Mayor Chuck Eads. Cartwright cites negative city publicity while Peters accuses Eads of behind the scenes involvement, which Eads denies.
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Arizona Rep Warns 11000 Jobs Lost If Wage Hike Passes
U S Rep Eldon Rudd R Ariz warns that about 11000 Arizonans would lose work if Congress approves the minimum wage increase from 230 to 273 an hour next year. He cites a U S Chamber analysis showing higher labor costs and prices and lists teenagers as first affected.
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Eldon Rudd
R-Ariz
Arizona
Congressional Record
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