Walking catfish ruling favors Scottsdale store owner
Superior Court Judge Jerry H. Glenn ruled that a walking catfish owned by Scottsdale pet store operator Ron Hartman can remain at Tropical Treasures on 2334 N Scottsdale Rd. The court ordered the Arizona Game and Fish Department to grant a permanent permit, finding the fish educational and not a menace, with the case also involving a stingray that died before trial.
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Florida
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Man Cleared in Rape Trial After Six-Hour Deliberation
A Superior Court jury found Blake not guilty of raping a year-old school teacher after a six hour vote. The teacher testified he stopped her on Mesa Street forced her from the car and chased her into a yard where the assault occurred. Blake's attorney argued consent.
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Blake
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Hospital Wage Dispute In Arizona At Camelback Settings
Camelback Hospital at 5055 N 34th St Phoenix faces federal wage discrimination accusations alleging female workers are paid less than male peers for equal work. The case, directed by Wage and Hour chief John Breen, references potential future violations and an ongoing federal injunction.
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Child Burned Reaching Transformer On Pole
A 6 year old girl Patricia Lewter climbed 12 feet up a pole west of her home and touched an irrigation pumping station transformer. She was knocked onto nearby dead wires and reported in fair condition at the county hospital. Deputy Ed Layva investigated the incident.
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Scottsdale appoints Bob Davis as band director
The Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department announces Bob Davis has been appointed band director. Davis is a music instructor at Persons. Interested parties may contact the department for more information.
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Flooding Hits Chicago Suburbs and Rockford
Heavy rainfall across northern Illinois brought near three inches in 24 hours. Basements and streets flooded in Chicago and Rockford with many backyards affected. The Edens Expressway on the North Side closed for about three hours due to flooding and stalled cars. By morning the rain tapered off and a cool day followed amid residual thunderstorms.
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