Psychology lectures scheduled in Tucson by Beaudry
Psychology professor Richard C. Beaudry will speak at the Arizona State Council of the American Federation of Government Employees conference at Fort Huachuca. He will address identifying real problems and relating to difficult supervisors, with a noon luncheon at The Landmark on Fry Boulevard. The event includes a Saturday dinner and Sunday Fort Huachuca bus tour.
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Rand study says lock up active habitual criminals early
A Rand Corp study of 49 armed robbers in California argues that imprisoning intensive habitual criminals during their peak years could reduce crime more than rehabilitation. It notes a weak link between arrest records and criminal activity, calling for better use of crime clearance data to link suspects to multiple offenses.
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Real Cigarettes Promised as Natural Low Tar Option
Advertisers claim Real cigarettes offer an all natural taste with no artificial flavors. They emphasize a blend of premium tobaccos naturally cured and aged for a low tar smoke. Menthol version is described as fresh and natural with no synthetic additives.
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Five Tucson residents sue police over burglary response
The plaintiffs claim Tucson police failed to respond to a burglary report at Scopellite's East 36th Street home on Aug. 25. They allege delay led to a confrontation during which Scopellite and four friends were injured while attempting to recover stolen property. They seek damages and 250000 in punitive damages.
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