Judge's Daughter Death Delays Bolles Murder Trial
The murder trial of Max Dunlap and James Robison is postponed indefinitely after Judge Howard Thompson's daughter Lynn M. Thompson, a 24 year old University of Arizona law student, was found dead in her Tucson home with a bullet wound. Authorities consider possible suicide though homicide is not ruled out. Autopsy deemed the wound as possibly self inflicted.
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Don Bolles
Howard Thompson
University of Arizona
Tucson
Lynn M. Thompson
E. Broadway
Louis Hirsch
Ron Zuniga
Miss Thompson
Broomfield
Thompson
Phoenix
Max Dunlap
Chandler
James Robison
Anzona Republic
Dante appeals again in bid to overturn murder conviction
Dante, imprisoned for attempting to hire a rival hypnotist to kill a rival in San Diego, seeks relief in U.S. District Court from his 1974 Pima County conviction. He argues barbiturate dependency and insanity as defenses, claims unfair use of voice tapes, and notes prior failed appeals.
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Ronald Dante
Pima County
Dante
San Diego
Tucson
U.S. District Court
Pima County Attorney's Office
Kelley seeks GOP support for sunset state government reform
Arizona House Speaker Frank Kelley urged Republican lawmakers to back a sunset bill and related audits to force state agencies to justify programs every five years. The package also targets rule making and federal funding oversight, with universities potentially included under sunset rules.
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Arizona
Frank Kelley
Kelley
Scottsdale
House
Senate
Economic Security
Health Services
Board of Regents
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