Willcox rally debates Arizona tractorcade plans
Arizona farmer James Breckenridge of American Agriculture faces a crowd at Willcox as organizers weigh a tractorcade to Tucson and Phoenix. With over 50 signups, about half withdrew citing unfinished tractors, while drivers in other states prepare thousands for a Washington protest beginning Wednesday.
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Slaying suspect arraigned today in Douglas
James Dean Clark 21, Jackson Michigan, arraigned on four counts of first degree murder for mass killings at Cochise Lodge and Guest Ranch Elfrida. He was escorted from El Paso by Cochise County Sheriff Judd after a 80 minute flight and held in isolation in Bisbee. weapons linked to the case still sought by El Paso police.
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Newsday editor Greene wins Zenger award
Robert Greene editor of Newsday Long Island receives University of Arizona John Peter Zenger award for distinguished service to press freedom. The ceremony in Phoenix on January 21 marks his leadership in investigative reporting and coverage of crime in Arizona.
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Dolphin theft convict speaks after freeing research dolphins
Kenneth Le Vasseur, 26, convicted of theft for releasing two dolphins from a research lab, saying he acted to aid distressed animals and would risk his life for them. He claimed the dolphins showed signs of despair and one faced self harm. Prosecutor notes he reacted after learning his lab job was ending.
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Woman found innocent of murder in justifiable homicide ruling
Wanda Carr was acquitted of murder in Shasta County after testifying she shot her husband Vallearn to prevent an imminent attack. Judge Richard Abbe ruled her action justifiable homicide, noting she had placed a loaded gun in the closet and used it only after her husband moved toward her.
Gulf official awaits sentence for free vacations case
Gulf Oil Corp. Vice President Fred W. Standefer faces sentencing on January 10 after conviction in federal court for approving corporate funds to pay for five golfing vacations for IRS supervisor Cyril J. Niederberger. Prosecutors argued the trips show corruption. Standefer admitted funding the trips as defense cites friendship.
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Eight-year-old to undergo Laetrile trial in court
Eight-year-old Joseph Hofbauer, treated as a ward of the state, will begin six months of court supervised Laetrile therapy for cancer. FDA questions Laetrile safety while Judge Loren Brown ordered continued treatment under physician supervision with chemotherapy as a backup if Laetrile fails.
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Tucson Symphony Brightens Holiday Pops Concert
Lawrence W. Cheek praises the Tucson Symphony for a dignified holiday pops program at Music Hall led by George Trautwein. The set includes Anderson and Shaw Bennett carols, Britten Ceremony of Carols with the Tucson Boys Chorus, and Brubeck La Fiesta de la Posada. crowd praised energy, costumes, and theatrical staging, with tonight's 8 p.m. reprise near sellout.
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Lawmakers Advance Budget for Public Defender Aid
Washington AP reports a House approved compromise bill allows government paid lawyers for the poor to represent juveniles without parental consent and defend draft cases. It bars Legal Services Corp. from desegregation or abortion cases and funds Legal Services for three more years with 205 million dollars this fiscal year. The measure advances to the Senate.
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