Teen killer claims involuntary TV intoxication in murder case
Miami Beach teen Ronald Zamora argues his actions were caused by prolonged exposure to crime shows and a Manson film. He and Darrel Agrella are accused of breaking into Eli nor Haggart’s home, killing her, stealing money and her car, then using the proceeds for a Disney World weekend. The defense seeks expert testimony on television’s impact on the juvenile mind.
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Flooding near Bullhead City prompts emergency aid call
North Arizona floods threaten Holbrook and Bullhead City as officials plan a State Emergency Services Council meeting for aid. A washed levee and heavy rainfall damaged 15 homes and 10 businesses, with about 214 inches of rain feeding flood waters from the Black Mountain range eight miles east. J Ray Wells cites weakened dikes and past Tropical Storm Kathleen damage as worsening risk. Yuma County reports agricultural losses and road damage from over six inches of rain earlier in the week.
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Carter family celebrates triple occasion at Camp David
The Carters mark three events at Camp David: a reunion amid marital rumors, Rosalynn Carter’s birthday, and the president and Mrs. Carter’s youngest son Jeff turning 25. Chip joins Caron and baby James Earl Carter IV at the retreat before returning to Plains, Georgia.
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Copper Price Slump Threatens Arizona Mining Jobs
Copper prices at multi month lows threaten job security for about 27,500 Arizona miners. Eight major southern state mines sustain much of Tucson area employment, with recovery uncertain whether next month or next year.
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PCC division hampers Klein requests for information
The PCC board, facing calls for public information and parliamentary rule adherence, is advised to delay or cancel a planned East Side campus public opinion survey due to current political tensions. Three polling firms recommend waiting until January.
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William J. Biehl
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