Widow Denies Mystery In Husband's Desert Death
Ruth Morgan, widow of Charles C. Morgan, breaks silence to defend a loving family image after his body with a gunshot is found in the desert near Tucson. She cites their close home life, his work with the Treasury, and fears for their four daughters while investigators weigh suicide versus murder.
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Pool builders cite rebound after water costs rise in homes
Local contractors report a nationwide rise in residential pool costs and discuss causes of water loss through evaporation and splashout. They note winter covers cut evaporation and improve safety, while researchers explore pools as hot water storage for solar heating. Average prices hover around six to seven thousand dollars as Northwest Tucson growth shifts eastward.
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Death mystery deepens as husband tied to abduction
Reported in early morning hours a Phoenix man abducted from Sky Harbor, later found dead on an Indian reservation. Investigators cited plastic handcuffs, a bulletproof vest, and a car filled with weapons. No police contact after disappearance, and banking ties to a statewide expansion are noted.
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